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So I just watched the Michigan VS Wisconsin game. I truly understand that there is no place in any sports where you hit someone. However, I feel as though Mr Howard did what he needed to do to calm his frustration with the Wisconsin coach calling a nonsense timeout with 15 seconds left. He ( Mr Howard ) tried to just slip by Wisconsins head coach holding in his frustration. The Wisconsin head coach had to try to say what ever knowing Mr Howard was pissed off. Let him go by and go on. But he didn’t. Then the idiot assistant had to chime in. No I don’t know what he said but he shouldn’t have said one thing. Sometimes it’s so hard to keep yourself in check and I believe Mr Howard did what he needed to and yet the Wisconsin coaches would not let him. I am sure Mr Howard will be to blame and I feel that a human being can take so much. Athletics gets the best of people and Wisconsin’s coaches truly caused this yet that isn’t how it’s going to go down. Shame on everyone. Again should he have slapped him no but come on let’s look at the entire situation. All should be at fault. Please stick up for Mr Howard in a classy way cuz he isn’t the only one to blame here. Thanks. Dawn. 47.12.41.75 (talk) 20:29, 20 February 2022 (UTC)Reply
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I've proposed that ESPN 8: The Ocho be split off from the film article Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, as it is a real TV programming segment on the real ESPN, and not just something in a fiction film. You may be interested in the discussion. For the discussion , see talk:Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story#Split off ESPN 8
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