I'm not sure many of you noticed this today. There was a color guard that presented the flags before the National Anthem at the game vs. UCONN. After the singing of the anthem, the Shockers stayed on the court and respected the flag in their "attention" pose until the flag was retired. Great leadership by coach, or whoever, to make sure that was so. It was the right thing to do. The UCONN players went to the sidelines before the color guard had left the court. Thanks coach--and thanks players. Proud to be a Shocker!
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I'm glad that someone on the team/staff knew that remaining at attention until the colors are retired is the proper thing to do. I've found that many folks simply haven't been taught this which is sad.Its a good landing if you can walk away, its a great landing if the plane can be reused the next day.
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Originally posted by WheatShock View PostI'm glad that someone on the team/staff knew that remaining at attention until the colors are retired is the proper thing to do. I've found that many folks simply haven't been taught this which is sad.
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This is one of the things i always respected about Gene Stephenson to the end. The players always remained at attention until the final strain of the last note of the National Anthem had faded.
It is about respect and discipline and we have been blessed at WSU with coaches who get that.Basketball Season Tix since '77-78 . . . . . . Baseball Season Tix since '88
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Originally posted by Singeril View PostI'm not sure many of you noticed this today. There was a color guard that presented the flags before the National Anthem at the game vs. UCONN. After the singing of the anthem, the Shockers stayed on the court and respected the flag in their "attention" pose until the flag was retired. Great leadership by coach, or whoever, to make sure that was so. It was the right thing to do. The UCONN players went to the sidelines before the color guard had left the court. Thanks coach--and thanks players. Proud to be a Shocker!
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