Stutz Stands Out

[SB Shock]

He, indeed, sounds like a fine young man, but I wonder if his being a Christian would hinder him in 'being tough' on the court?

Aaron Ellis is another one like this too.

(By the way, I was brought up being a Christian).

Seems like your propagating a stereotype.

Christians are usually pretty nice people, and we all know nice guys finish last. Most Christians would avoid a 'fight' at all costs unless they absolutely had no other choice.

As you throw out more stereotypes. :roll:

Please go tell that to some Christian Marines I know.

I would disagree with you on all those points as being traits of "most" and would argue those are personality traits that can be found anywhere.

[SubGod22]

He, indeed, sounds like a fine young man, but I wonder if his being a Christian would hinder him in 'being tough' on the court?

Aaron Ellis is another one like this too.

(By the way, I was brought up being a Christian).

Seems like your propagating a stereotype.

Christians are usually pretty nice people, and we all know nice guys finish last. Most Christians would avoid a 'fight' at all costs unless they absolutely had no other choice.

As you throw out more stereotypes. :roll:

Please go tell that to some Christian Marines I know.

I would disagree with you on all those points as being traits of "most" and would argue those are personality traits that can be found anywhere.

:yes:

[WSU Shocker]

"I would disagree with you on all those points as being traits of "most" and would argue those are personality traits that can be found anywhere."

Bing, Bing, Bing!

[T.VuOP]

Since we are discussing... How about elbowing others to get a position or a rebound? Would a good (or nice) Christian do that? :innocent:

[SB Shock]

Since we are discussing... How about elbowing others to get a position or a rebound? Would a good (or nice) Christian do that? :innocent:

He would hold the towel on their opponents bloody nose and tell them they "sorry about that". This would be after he grabbed the rebound and started the fast break for 2 easy points. :D

[rjl]

This turned into a dumb thread.

[ShockerInKC]

The worst sock in the grapes I ever received was during a church league BB game.

My wife said it was Karma for skipping church for 40 years.

[ShockRef]

This turned into a dumb thread.

It doesn't happen often, but I agree with rjl 110%. 8)

[tropicalshox]

Yea I also got one in church league. No reason except he was a dirty player. He also step on my toe during the opening tip so I couldn't move. Later in the game I paid back his elbow shot. He screamed bloody murder.

[WSU Shocker]

I played in a pick up game against a team with a pastor on it. I could tell that he was used to having his way with shoving, elbowing during play. I was about 150 lbs. heavier and about 5 inches taller. He complained and left the game after a few minutes of ineffectiveness.