I mean, move that nonsense over to the R&P board. Literally everyone judges each other through their own moral standards.

I thought brenham players showed way more class in all of this. Sure there was a little banter from them but not the total disrespect for the game CS showed with all of the antics. Guess the baseball gods rewarded the Cubs with a massive lopsided victory by the end of the game. Funny how baseball does that!

Only thing that bothered me was the sword thing. Everything else was fine. Just an emotional game

When Jozwiak threw the Horns down directly at the tu dugout last year not a soul on here was upset

What does any of this have to do with Texas A&M Baseball?

Colt98 said:

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Well there are a few Aggie recruits in that game

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Not to mention Max Childress.

Colt98 said:

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I thought brenham players showed way more class in all of this. Sure there was a little banter from them but not the total disrespect for the game CS showed with all of the antics. Guess the baseball gods rewarded the Cubs with a massive lopsided victory by the end of the game. Funny how baseball does that!

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Most of the Brenham stuff appeared to be toward their own dugout. Most of the CS stuff appeared to be toward Brenham.

Buncha dorks playing. Parents, coaches, and umps should be ashamed.

Brenham Ag 15 said:

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I'm an assistant baseball coach at Brenham and this was the biggest game of the season for both teams. Both teams were tied for second in district going into Friday and a loss would drop the losing team to tied for 4th. That's why the game was so emotional. Brenham won 10-4 in 12 innings.

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Glad Brenham won

Let me get something off my chest as a former CSHS kid. I played baseball at CSHS and was a part of the number 1 ranked team in the state. I can tell all of you that are losing your minds over their antics that they got told to run after this and most likely had to do conditioning. Get mad and complain all you want, it's a huge rivalry game with playoff implications and the stands were full. I can tell you with 100% certainty when we would play Consol or Bryan in baseball/football a lot worse than this went down and no one batted an eye. Take a look at any big leaguer in today's generation and ask yourself why this is happening.

Also for any of you in this thread attacking the parents of the players and saying "look who is in the crowd, that tells you all you need to know". Seriously? Most of those people are Aggies all the same as you. Bad bull on you.

You cannot look at that video and justify any of that.
Rivalry game or not.
It's just a sign of what our future is as a nation completely losing self control and respect for each other.
Politics and sports...2 arenas that have lost touch with America.

mwm said:

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I recall one varsity game between AMC & BHS on the BHS campus. It was, maybe, 2005 or 2006 when I personally witnessed AMC players doing a whole lot worse than is shown in the video clip. Many of the parents in the stands that night were embarrassed & repulsed by the vulgar actions of 3-4 AMC players but, evidently, the coach didn't care. No discipline was imposed.

I happen to know, for a fact, that good college coaches watch the game for more than who can throw, catch & hit. They've got an eye on the player and how they act on the field to their teammates and opposing players. If there were college coaches there to observe the game in the video, very good players may have "struck out" in the recruitment game.

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I can attest to being one of the coaches for AMC and in that dugout the whole time whichever year you choose...2005 and or 2006...I can honestly not recall any of the so-called vulgar actions by any of our players during these games...if and that is a big if, I can assure you that discipline was handed out for any actions that we as coaches deemed to be out of line...i can assure you that none of that happened!!

Not to mention that I grew up in Bryan and graduated from BHS...rest assured, I knew as many parents in the stands from BHS as I knew from AMC....I would have surely known and or have been told by both sides if our kids were out of line...I would have been embarrassed beyond belief, but somehow don't recall any of that happening.

No one is saying the world is falling apart.

LSCSN said:

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Kids do dumb stuff. Been that way forever. Can't imagine what it's like getting the urge to bag on 17 year olds on the internet.

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That's a lazy response. This is a particular thread about a particular problem. We dont need moral relativism to bail them out. It wasnt always that way with kids before, and coaches and parents OUGHT to be handling that better- demanding a higher standard of conduct.

If I missed it, I am truly sorry. I would not have tolerated it.

I grew up wearing #2 because when my brothers and dad taught me to how to be a teammate, they would use Derek Jeter as the shining example. Make the play, act like you've made it before, get ready to make the next one. There's time to celebrate after 9 innings are done.

So. although that taunting wasn't my style, I've also got to say, I love a good celebration. And yet I don't love the taunting in this video. I gave up just one dinger in my career. The kid was committed to play in college and he looped one deep out left field. He got a nice lil bat flip in and went down the line. Didn't bother me. I'm flattered that he considered it such an accomplishment to get ahold of my pitch that he should celebrate it. My biggest moment of high school ball was coming in a bases loaded, no outs jam in a 1 run game in the playoffs when I came in relief. After we won that game, I was on the sports page of the newspaper stepping off the mound, howling at MY dugout. That's all I wanted after the win was to celebrate with MY team.

My rule is to do whatever you want, but it can't be directed at the opponent or delay the game.

No, those kids in the video looked like jack assess.

Retired Coach and Athletic Director here. That kind of behavior is unacceptable and frankly embarrassing. It disrespects the opponent and it disrespects the game. The Coach has to teach the players that it's possible to have emotion and still play the game right. If the Coach allows it and doesn't correct it, then he or she needs to be corrected by their bosses.

If I had done that, my coach would have me running "cycles," which is the equivalent of sprinting 6 miles with jogs in the middle for breaks, until midnight after the game. And then I'd need to walk 16 miles home because my parents wouldn't let me be seen with them after trying to put on that show.