Williams Blog: No apology needed by Rhoads

ajk4st8

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Who wants him to apologize? I saw him going nuts on the ref and never thought twice about it. I dont get who is making a big deal out of this. just the local media?
 

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Who wants him to apologize? I saw him going nuts on the ref and never thought twice about it. I dont get who is making a big deal out of this. just the local media?

Crazygreg wants a crazyapology.
 

mt85

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Who wants him to apologize? I saw him going nuts on the ref and never thought twice about it. I dont get who is making a big deal out of this. just the local media?

You must have missed our resident elitists discussing how this is unacceptable behavior if you want to be a leader.

Good article Chris. I love that PR is not afraid to be himself. I would gladly play for him.
 

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I'm glad our coach doesn't just stand on the sideline and frown. Get loud and let the refs know you think that was a horrible call. Make em think about having to stand by you the rest of the game.
 

Cyclonesrule91

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I'll take Rhoads just the way he is. Nothing wrong with showing emotion in a game, especially when you get hosed on a call. Give em heck
 

Clones85'

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Let's be honest there are only a handful of coaches in the country who would NOT have gone crazy over that Pass Interference call on 3rd and 15.
 

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Who wants him to apologize? I saw him going nuts on the ref and never thought twice about it. I dont get who is making a big deal out of this. just the local media?[/QUOTE]

To be fair, the local media never asked for an apology, but the have commented it was probably over the top.
 

bos

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Rhoads treats players, coaches, media, and the like with respect and is respected. That to me is class. I was a little weirded out by his dance, but he hasnt dropped in respect from me.
 

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Standing up for your team is being classy. Why would you want a coach to just stand there and smile at every call that is questionable?
 

cygrads

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What kills me is all the pundits who disagree with CPR's actions but never go back and look at the call - it was right in front of him and the refs got it wrong. If it was you what would you do - just stand there and take it??
 

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These same people would say there are no good instances on getting a technical foul (as a coach) on purpose.

I seriously hope he starts to chew like this on the officials on their very first bad call of the game, which will be 15 to 20 seconds into the game.