Seen this in some youth games and it seems to be catching on at all levels of football, What type of coaches let this happen? All over Tik Toc and Instagram.
talk about Class, has anybody been paying attention to this trend BTA$$
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Handshake lines are not allowed in Mississippi. Two years ago when my nephew played in the title game he started shaking hands informally right after the last play. Refs stepped in, stopped him and escorted him to the sideline. Pisses me off to this day.
☝️This is what happens when we let this shit go! 🤬
If schools around the state start doing what STL privates do, it’ll be the same way in MO before long 😒
Honestly, that is what is wrong with society today. People are put in positions to win and win they lose, they do not know how to handle it. Win or lose, sports are supposed to teach character and handling adversity. You win the right way and you lose the right way. In the end you respect each other, shake hands and learn from it and the world will be a better place.
