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Message: [QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 1799950, member: 966"] Not sure what you're suggesting. That the coaches should have been there, doing this 'good thing,' but they should have stopped, frozen like mannequins, whenever one of ESPN's 10 cameras were near? So that they intentionally avoid being seen doing this 'good thing?' If you're allowing that it can be done as a "genuine" gesture, then why does it have to be 'anonymous?' If you make a donation to a worthy cause, and put your name on it, does it invalidate the gesture? Certainly an anonymous donation is a more honorable move, but doing good for a reward is still good being done. Don't get me wrong — i'm no fan of Calipari. But, the sum total of his efforts contribute to his recruiting results. Standing by, claiming 'dignity' and all that gets you nowhere in this TMZ era. I'm not even saying i wanted JB there. But, maybe if we want to play with the big boys in that arena, we need to recognize that they are redefining the arena. [/QUOTE]