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2:49 PM Fri, Oct 03, 2008 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Tim MacMahon E-mail News tips
Emmitt Smith, a proud defender of the star, apparently doesn't consider Chad Ocho Cinco's plan to kiss the Cowboys' logo after a scoring a touchdown a sign of respect.
"He doesn't need to kiss the star if he scores a touchdown," Smith told SI.com. "He can kiss it during pre-game. The star is not moving, so why does he have to score a touchdown to come to the middle of the field to kiss the star? The star isn't going anywhere. He can kiss the star anytime he wants, but not after scoring a touchdown. I have a problem with that."
Emmitt also got in a shot at the original star celebrator. He used T.O.'s public request to get the ball more often (after an 18-pass, seven-catch effort in the loss to the Commanders) to question the Cowboys' heart.
"I thought he had turned the corner and matured," Smith said about T.O. "I thought he did a great job transitioning from the Eagles to the Cowboys, but this is the most negative information that has come from T.O. in about two years and that's not good, especially with the way that it's come out and how he's handled it. At the end of the day, some of the guys in that locker room have heart, some of them have a lot of heart and some of them just don't. The important thing is getting everyone on the same page so they have some team heart because I don't know if they have that yet."
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Tim MacMahon E-mail News tips
Emmitt Smith, a proud defender of the star, apparently doesn't consider Chad Ocho Cinco's plan to kiss the Cowboys' logo after a scoring a touchdown a sign of respect.
"He doesn't need to kiss the star if he scores a touchdown," Smith told SI.com. "He can kiss it during pre-game. The star is not moving, so why does he have to score a touchdown to come to the middle of the field to kiss the star? The star isn't going anywhere. He can kiss the star anytime he wants, but not after scoring a touchdown. I have a problem with that."
Emmitt also got in a shot at the original star celebrator. He used T.O.'s public request to get the ball more often (after an 18-pass, seven-catch effort in the loss to the Commanders) to question the Cowboys' heart.
"I thought he had turned the corner and matured," Smith said about T.O. "I thought he did a great job transitioning from the Eagles to the Cowboys, but this is the most negative information that has come from T.O. in about two years and that's not good, especially with the way that it's come out and how he's handled it. At the end of the day, some of the guys in that locker room have heart, some of them have a lot of heart and some of them just don't. The important thing is getting everyone on the same page so they have some team heart because I don't know if they have that yet."
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