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Message: [QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 3755079, member: 966"] That makes complete sense. You can't [I]not[/I] do that. But, even if that were JB's creed, he finds other nonsensical ways to negate that kind of logic or standard. Every time he punitively yanks a player because of a 'mistake,' he's saying he'd rather punish the player and the team than continue to play the guy he had already decided gives the team the best chance of winning. Prime example: A couple of games ago, Quincy made a stupid mistake in passing the ball behind him, off his heel and out of bounds. JB yanked him. A player we kinda need. But, JB felt it was best to punish the kid for that mistake which would never happen again. As if that was a 'teachable moment.' As if Q on the bench for those few minutes didn't compromise the team. As if Q were a freshman who hadn't already been properly indoctrinated into the 'standards' of boeheimball. [/QUOTE]