Okay, everyone, I found some precedent for this. The 1956 case of "Eyes vs. Pokes". Look it up.
What is Adam Woodbury's problem?
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First of all, you don't understand sarcasm. Second, I stated why it would be considered deliberate in a court of law.
He's repeated his behavior. That's all it means. There are different things that can be considered recidivism. Definition from dictionary.com
I think it's horse ****, how the local media is handling this. They are all claiming Woodbury is innocent when they crucified Kane last year. Look at the national media, a ton of tweets about how Woodbury should be reprimanded.
Why don't you ask an intelligent question? Why isn't it intelligent? Because I said so.
Yeah, Randy Peterson\Rick Brown are being particularly defensive of their hawks.
Randy Peterson tweeted at me
"so your answer is 2 play bball with your hands down? Never an accident on the floor? Everyone overreacts these days"
Yep. Clearly impossible to play cleanly. Thats why every player is having multiple instances of these eye poking events.
For the record, I don't think he's being malicious, he doesn't go into a game thinking, "I'm going to poke the team's best player in the eye today". But I think it's something that happens in the moment (kind of like Hogue's kick). To me it's most visible in the 2nd and especially the gouge against Trimble.
I watch a good share of basketball, and you might see one eye poke in a year. 3 in 2 weeks by one player. It's either intentional or bad technique, either way it needs to stop before someone loses an eye. Fran won't do it so I think the Little 10 needs to step in. One things for sure, if it happens again, he should be tossed.
