Jimz31;3695150 said:What is substantial? I'll wager that if he IS fined, it's not even $5000. What kind of punishment is that to him?
Instead of making $300,000 for this game or whatever, he makes $295,000?
But lets be realistic here. NONE of us knows the entire story.Cajuncowboy;3695154 said:But then you make an example of him. Plus I would sit his butt the whole game.
I think he should give Barber a high-five for disrespecting him. I'm a better fan than you for not thinking he should be punished for insubordination.Reality;3695158 said:If Garrett really wanted to send a message, he would sit the whole team for the first half. In fact, if he was a really good coach, he would sit the coaching staff too for at least a quarter.
/sarcasm
*laughs at all the funny people*
-Reality
I'm pretty sure the CBA wouldn't allow for that.jobberone;3695166 said:$5000 is money to anyone. And I'd bet if he does it again then the consequences will be greater. You guys are too unpractical.
Reality;3695158 said:If Garrett really wanted to send a message, he would sit the whole team for the first half. In fact, if he was a really good coach, he would sit the coaching staff too for at least a quarter.
/sarcasm
*laughs at all the funny people*
-Reality
Reality;3695158 said:If Garrett really wanted to send a message, he would sit the whole team for the first half. In fact, if he was a really good coach, he would sit the coaching staff too for at least a quarter.
/sarcasm
*laughs at all the funny people*
-Reality
Exactly. This is an initial infraction as far as any of us know. I don't think you have to crucify the guy for his first mistake after the way this team has been for so long. A modest fine would get his attention, and that's probably all that's needed in Barber's case.jobberone;3695166 said:$5000 is money to anyone. And I'd bet if he does it again then the consequences will be greater. You guys are too unpractical.