Gmac and Morgan had an argument on the floor of the ISU/UNI game, when Gmac was still at UNI. That was the incident that made me respect McDermott, he went on to have a successful season and a higher paying job. My question, where is the Greg McDermott that met Wayne Morgan face to face during a heated game? The not ever getting a technical foul thing has been overplayed. But pure passion can not be hidden.
Gmac vs Morgan
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Really? That was one of the incidents that may me puke when we hired mcdermott. Somebody doesn't gain respect in my book by yelling at an opposing players and throwing around a bunch of f-bombs. Given the fact that it was the only time we saw Morgan go off on the sideline I'd say mcdermott said some pretty inflammatory things to him and the team, not exactly the way to garner respect.
Pure passion can not be hidden. I have no idea what was said that day. Pure passion can not be hidden. I see none. (passion)
To take your question a step further, can impure passion be unhidden, if someone is dispassionate?
Good points. When McDermott was hired, I immediately thought of the shouting match between him and Morgan. That kind of crap from McDermott sure didn't gain any of my respect.
Wait, why would the passion first be hidden if it's impure? Is the assumption that the person was, in fact, at one time passionate? And if so, what occurred that made his passion impure?
Mac has had technical fouls called against him while at ISU. For those who think you have to get technicals to show passion, watch Bill Fennelly sometime. I haven't seen him get a T in a long time and he always shows passion. Mac not getting Ts is not the problem.
That's pretty insulting to the football team. They're more like the football team in the 90s.
Good point. Although the basketball team is slipping into relevancy of the BB team of the 70s.
