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#1 homicidal_squirrel Sep 30, 2011 17:05:57	rivals.yahoo.com/highschool/blog/prep_ra...
#2 draco1119 Sep 30, 2011 17:13:29	rivals.yahoo.com/highschool/blog/prep_ra... That's ridonkulous.
#3 jetshield Sep 30, 2011 17:16:28	stupid rule
#4 pluisjen Oct 01, 2011 5:24:40	That makes no sense. If you want him to get better, you should institute a rule that he can play with guys a few years higher then him, that are older, bigger, and more experienced. Deals with both problems at the same time.
#5 pluisjen Oct 01, 2011 6:13:33	Many problems can be solved by using bigger men. Some can also be solved by using more women. Depends on the circumstance.
#6 bone_naga Oct 01, 2011 14:03:30	I've seen things like this done before, although usually as a team instead of a single person. My daughter's basketball team was undefeated and their team's rule was that once they were ahead, they had to make a certain number of passes before they were allowed to score again. So once they were ahead they had to pass it twice, the next score they had to pass it three times, then four times, all it did was give them more practice, they still scored time after time and dominated the other teams.
#7 RPJesus Oct 01, 2011 14:52:07	I've seen things like this done before, although usually as a team instead of a single person. My daughter's basketball team was undefeated and their team's rule was that once they were ahead, they had to make a certain number of passes before they were allowed to score again. So once they were ahead they had to pass it twice, the next score they had to pass it three times, then four times, all it did was give them more practice, they still scored time after time and dominated the other teams. I suppose if the team does it as a self-imposed challenge, that's cool, but I still feel like Harrison Bergeron should be mandatory reading at that kid's school.