It ain' the parents teaching them to do this. It is ESPN highlighting this on kind of shit on Sportscenter instead of plays that actually help teams win. There LITERALLY was a night where Sportscenter's top play of the day...THE best play of the entire day filled with college basketball, college football, NBA and NHL...was a college basketball game where with the scored tied with 1:20 remaining, a player tipped away a pass and started a 3 on 1 break. The player that the ball was tipped to dribbled down the entire way, with the player who made the great defensive play trailing close behind. Rather than dish it off to him to reward him for his play and an easy layup, or giving it to the otehr guy who was wide open on the 3 on 1 break, decided to go for a monstrous dunk. Which he made, and then proceeded to stand over the defender who he barreled over in the process. There was just one problem. The defender was smart, and knew the guy with the ball was not. So he knew he didn't have to try to cover either of the two wide open players. So he got back and stood his ground and ALLOWED himself to get barreled over. And drew the charging foul. And for god measure, the guy who just made a nullified dunk was also charged with a taunting technical. He HAD 4 fouls before the play. So now, he was out of the game, having drawn two on the play. After 2 made free throws by the other team, and about 30 seconds of clock runoff on their ensuing possession since technical fouls give the other team the ball as well AND they made a 3 pointer. So what should have been a 2 point lead with about 1:10 remaining turned into a 5 point deficit with 35 seconds to go, and their point guard watching on the bench. Needless to say, they lost. And this was the BEST pay ESPN saw all day. And make no mistake about it...they were not calling the great defensive play the top play. In fact, they seemed to forget to tell the viewers that the dunk was called off for an offensive foul and he got a technical. They tried to make it look like he just won the game with a great showboat dunk and taunt. It was only when they got clled out on their dishonestly that in later Sportscenters, they explained what happened after, though it was STILL the Play of the Day.
@@FunnyDude119 I agree with that. But now every pedestrian play has one 6 year old kid flexing like an asshole. When parents and coaches don’t immediately sub those kids out, and worse, go yeah son! That’s what is causing this to be an epidemic.
I umpired Little League for a few years and I can honestly say the problem is almost always the parents. Most the kids were nice and respectful, even those with asshats as parents.
If it gets to this point it's because the referees didn't hold the game before. At the first bad gesture you have to stop the game and say that it was the last and that the next ones will be systematic expulsions.
It's crazy for LeBron to be arguing with a kids' bball referee who probably has limited training and is working for $50 per game. It looks like it's harder to be a kids' referee than an NBA one. At least, NBA referees have power to make calls and not have people come out of the stands to question their them and their competency.
@@Ezekiel-2517that’s why you are masquerading as one right? You want to be us so bad😂. It’s ok. We’ll live in your head rent free your entire life. GL.
Mostly cringy ego bullshit for the cameras and little boys wanting to feel tough but you gotta love seeing Scottie Barnes just having a good time out there man😂😂
They learned these behaviors from watching NBA players and that is what’s wrong with the game today. Parents have to teach these kids that they’re not in the NBA and teaching them good sportsmanship will not only help them become a better player on the court, but a better person off the court as well. Some of these things you see in this video is disgusting and many are embarrassing. Trash talking is part of the game but that doesn’t mean it’s personal. I use to play with a guy who’s mouth never shut up. He was talking shit to everyone, but the moment he fouled you hard or knocked you down, he’d pick you up, pat you on the butt then kept talking. Now, kids take it too personal.
as someone who played in 00s this bs wasnt even an option... but then again im from Europe and really the first time there was any trash talk was in a tournament where russian kids thought it would be funny to shake hands and trash talk in the locker(jokes on them we knew the typical shit talk in russian and straight up told coach and he told their coach and we had the last laugh of that) but other than that... there were some ''fights'' but not disrespecting like this.. it was just heated moments and kids being kids
As a long time ref, a lot of this behavior is because of the refs letting the players, coaches, and fans get away with it instead of enforcing a stricter line from the get go. A warning after the first one, then a T after the next one will send the message that those kind of actions will not be tolerated on the court. Not having set rules for fan behavior by tournament officials contributes as well.
Luckily I am a basketball referee in Australia, not America, where the culture is a bit more, well, tamed. I thank God for this every day lmao. I've never given a tech in my whole 5 years of reffing (might not be a long time but in America you need to give a tech every game or so I swear).
I have reffed 40+ years in Canada and averaged less than one T a year. There are times where a T can't be avoided, but generally good game management can prevent one. Having a quick trigger on Ts reflects poorly on a ref, imo@@ThomasGregory-ok2sc
Basketball has gone to the dumps honestly. Theres always been trash talk but today more than half the game is spent talking. I went to the park the other day to watch guys play ball and I swear thats all they did. Yell and push each other endlessly lol
In a year, nobody will care about who won a kid's AAU game. But everyone will remember the kid and/or parent who showed no class. You can't really blame the kids when clearly their parents have never taught them respect. Lebron is very much included.
I remember all of my coaches in every sport always shut down any showboating immediately. Let the scoreboard do the talking. I have always agreed and respected the pros that just go about their business. I haven't watched basketball in years because of exactly what this video showed. Horrible that showing up your opponent by taunting is more respected and celebrated than the talent at the sport
It’s the parents and coaches. I was a coach and would not tolerate any disrespect by anyone. I called out a teammate during a game we were blowing out a team. He was trying to pad his stats and I told him to stop it. I had a couple of players from the other team thank me after the game. I said, We’ve all been on the winning and losing side of blowouts and running up or showing up the other team doesn’t do a thing except show you’re an ass. Basketball wise Magic was my guy, have fun but never disrespectful. Football it was Walter Payton and Barry Sanders.
This is why sports today from 5/6 years old look and their friends and family and “so called “ coaches let them do this and got no respect for the sport and they want to make their kids that next top thing and I wouldn’t want that as a teammate, love for the game and being RESPECTFUL win or lose makes u a better person. Stop celebrating 2 points when u down 20 . People need to see it better than barking/taunting for every single play.. 👎✌️
At that 30 second clip, as a varsity basketball coach it made me wince thinking about the meeting I'm going to have to have with the athletic director the next day because of it. Everyone's running lines
This is out of hand . Honestly this is a problem even outside sports , just even more visible in sports . No one , literally no one shows respect nowadays . It doesn’t matter wether you’re dealing with 5 ft 110 lb wet noodle , or someone 10 years old . I am of the opinion most of this wouldn’t be had if these kids got a ass whooping or slipper across the back of the head when and during growing up
yeh well they learned these behaviours from other adults so i guess its a mixture of bad leaders and role models in the sport. Lots of youtubers with the street ball content always getting into fights and playing tough etc so these kids all watch youtube basketball content. but aye I agree reinforcement of the rules and respect for them and also teach the values of sportmanship and how to respect each other on the court.
@@sapien82 These parents and kids don't give a rats ass about the values of sportmanship and how to respect each other. That way of thinking has gone the way of dial up internet,
@@sapien82 There are still some good coaches out there. It's social media, pro sports athletes acting a fool, parents and the spectators that circumvent the coaches best intentions. I'm don't know how old you are but this generations culture is so out of control we'll never understand it.
My grandson's travel team coach insists on sportsmanship. BUT when the other team get out of hand they will push back. Elbow to the ribs a few times usually does the trick to get the team under control. My grandson the master of running someone into the stands. But this is only when the other team gets out of hand with poor sportsmanship.
I played BBall when I was young too . We lost all the time but we always went out to Macdonalds for dinner, that was the best part. Too much pressure for these kids. Only 10% will get a scholarship for college to play ball and around 1% will make it to the NBA.
This is atrocious. If you want to be in the WWE, join wrestling. Also, when you do, enjoy being spanked by the humblest farm kid who will talk to you after the match to go over how you can get better to beat him next time.
This is why I just train my kids, pray they keep to what I show them through my actions, and speak on it when I see things over the top.. I need them to carry that same mentality that behavior like this isn’t what we’re looking for when we step into a competition or confrontation. Focus..
I'll never understand how high school basketball came to this. 'Great' players transferring to three schools in four years, playing with stacked clubs, dancing on the court, adults fighting refs, etc.
Parents are cause of the toxic energy in basketball and its only going to get worse. Talking trash is part of the game but when the parents want to go outside and pop off on each other just doesn't make sense. humble yourselves
I played high school ball and loved going to the local gym to play older people or other kids around the same age to get better. There was a kid who’s father would come with him and him and I were friends somewhat and he was a grade younger then me and he was good. Already had scouts coming to his school. Anyway him and I would play one on one to help warm him up and help me get better playing someone that good. My dad came with me once and so the two fathers talked. They had a good conversation and found out he gets after his son if he acts cocky because he said you’re ganna act cocky when there are hundreds of others who are way better then you. And my dad agreed and said I always humble my son if he gets a big head and my dad did I wasn’t this bad but I would say something stupid or do something stupid and my dad would just look at me and I would be like okay don’t do that. When the parents and coaches glorify this behaviour when 99.9999 percent of these kids are going to end up working in a cubicle or having a dumb job looking back at the glory days of their life and never learned how to act towards people. It reminds me of those guys who are 35 and doing dribbling drills at the local gym acting like they’re ganna get picked up by someone. It’s like dude just move on you might have played some basketball before and maybe even got college payed for because of it but those times are over move on worry about other things in life.
What’s wrong with somebody practicing and minding their business? You a sound like you mad at tha guy for practicing maybe your athletic dreams didn’t pan out the way you wanted them to when you was 10 years old! You don’t what that man has going on jus like we dont know what you have going on either. Remember you offered to comment so you obviously wanted someone to see this!
The purpose is not even the celebration of a great play, it's the emphasis on the complete humiliation of an individual. Let's see these people keep that same energy with this upcoming chaos.
Terrible, unsportsmanlike, disrespectful kids being led by terrible, unsportsmanlike, disrespectful adults. Pathetic! The future is not bright for most sports.
0:36 If I was officiating it: Double T, entire team but the original player, game over. Entire team gets one for the celebration, entire but the originial gets one for joining in.
Kids out of control and parents allowing it and even encouraging it. These kids are going to be the eventual losers in life when it comes to having to deal with others.
I have 3 boys and coached and commissioned their city league basketball from 6 years old until they went into high school. We won 3 titles and at times lead the league in technical fouls. I've seen and heard it all and I can promise you that these kids foul behavior is rooted in poor parenting.
Parents living vicariously through their kids, classic
Pisses me off when parents and coaches encourage kids to be bad sports. That s#itty attitude *will* get them in trouble later.
Parents shouldnt be allowed in if they are like that. Fucking waste of skin
It ain' the parents teaching them to do this. It is ESPN highlighting this on kind of shit on Sportscenter instead of plays that actually help teams win.
There LITERALLY was a night where Sportscenter's top play of the day...THE best play of the entire day filled with college basketball, college football, NBA and NHL...was a college basketball game where with the scored tied with 1:20 remaining, a player tipped away a pass and started a 3 on 1 break. The player that the ball was tipped to dribbled down the entire way, with the player who made the great defensive play trailing close behind. Rather than dish it off to him to reward him for his play and an easy layup, or giving it to the otehr guy who was wide open on the 3 on 1 break, decided to go for a monstrous dunk. Which he made, and then proceeded to stand over the defender who he barreled over in the process.
There was just one problem. The defender was smart, and knew the guy with the ball was not. So he knew he didn't have to try to cover either of the two wide open players. So he got back and stood his ground and ALLOWED himself to get barreled over. And drew the charging foul. And for god measure, the guy who just made a nullified dunk was also charged with a taunting technical. He HAD 4 fouls before the play. So now, he was out of the game, having drawn two on the play.
After 2 made free throws by the other team, and about 30 seconds of clock runoff on their ensuing possession since technical fouls give the other team the ball as well AND they made a 3 pointer. So what should have been a 2 point lead with about 1:10 remaining turned into a 5 point deficit with 35 seconds to go, and their point guard watching on the bench. Needless to say, they lost.
And this was the BEST pay ESPN saw all day. And make no mistake about it...they were not calling the great defensive play the top play. In fact, they seemed to forget to tell the viewers that the dunk was called off for an offensive foul and he got a technical. They tried to make it look like he just won the game with a great showboat dunk and taunt. It was only when they got clled out on their dishonestly that in later Sportscenters, they explained what happened after, though it was STILL the Play of the Day.
*safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
@@FUGP72 *safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
It’s when this behaviour is celebrated that continues the cycle
Exactly 🤦🏾♂️
The “parents” are just as bad as the kids.
Nah bro, even if it isn’t celebrated the cycle will still continue because there will always be hot-heads in our society.
@@FunnyDude119 I agree with that. But now every pedestrian play has one 6 year old kid flexing like an asshole. When parents and coaches don’t immediately sub those kids out, and worse, go yeah son! That’s what is causing this to be an epidemic.
Blacks are lucky they have basketball, otherwise they’d have nothing.
I umpired Little League for a few years and I can honestly say the problem is almost always the parents. Most the kids were nice and respectful, even those with asshats as parents.
If it gets to this point it's because the referees didn't hold the game before. At the first bad gesture you have to stop the game and say that it was the last and that the next ones will be systematic expulsions.
and if the kids act like 1d10ts like in this video then you just look at the bullcr...4p on the sidelines that their parents are probably doing
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 666 unleash the beast jesus aint real. All hail Harry Potter and the tooth fairy
Butthats, eh?
This era is 🗑️ everyone's acting for cameras
Embarrassments
Exactly
*safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
I don’t think they knew there was cameras
What’s scary is people mistake this behavior for confidence 🤦🏾♂️💯
*safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
@@TraeW-fp6or *BLACK CULTURE* 🤷♂️🤦♂️🤣👎🗑️
What's even scarier is the MAJORITY of this behavior is by ⚫lacks.
Bad sportsmanship and confidence aren't exactly mutually exclusive.
They call it competitive fire when it's their kid
This should be called , 50 reasons why I don’t watch basketball anymore.
This happens in all levels
Happens across all sports
Grow up….
It's crazy for LeBron to be arguing with a kids' bball referee who probably has limited training and is working for $50 per game. It looks like it's harder to be a kids' referee than an NBA one. At least, NBA referees have power to make calls and not have people come out of the stands to question their them and their competency.
also referee's in the NBA are Lebron's teammates...
I think it's partially cause he was on the "coaching staff" not sure if that's the case in this vid but he does coach bronny's team so far.
@@colecooper2876he doesn't coach Bro by anymore. He is with USC now. Bryce however is at Sierra Canyon
*safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
? not really. lebronda is a clown. he is the simpletons goat. and that just proves it yet again.
m j is the goat
Imagine yelling at a 7th grader while you're 35+
Classic parent behavior of whom were likely frustrated athletes as kids that were never good at anything
If I behaved like this, I'd be benched for the rest of the season. Its the parents and coaches fault.
And the culture
@@marvc9048 Good point, The way people raise their kids nowadays is absurd. I'm glad my parents raised me to treat people with respect.
@@marvc9048you know nothing about culture
@@redfordreddington8834 let me guess you do 🙄🙄
@@marvc9048 just by the way it was commented I can tell they have no culture whatsoever
I don't think it gets more embarrassing than a grown man talking shit to a 12 year old lmfao
*safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
Pare ta shouldn't talk doodoo to their children at all, lmsbo
The kid that was dancing during his free throws wasn’t showing bad sportsmanship. He was just being goofy and have a little fun
100% Agree….
Yeah he was completely acting his age and having fun. No harm , no taunting.
He was being a typical ⚫. I'm surprised he didn't wiggle his tongue outside his mouth. Stereotypes exist for a reason.
@@Ezekiel-2517🤡🤡🤡
@@Ezekiel-2517that’s why you are masquerading as one right? You want to be us so bad😂. It’s ok. We’ll live in your head rent free your entire life. GL.
From these young players to the coaches, to the parents AND professional players at these games have made basketball less respectable.
*safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
Mad respects to some of these refs fr
Most underrated gig ever, they gotta ref the family
I met one at work a couple of years ago. He told me this kind of stuff happens ALL THE TIME. Which is especially sad since he was a nice guy.
What has basketball come to🤦🏽♂️
6:38
Life in general. Too many “look-at-me” mfers
Bad News Bears!
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@@ronhawk1231 *safe to say BLACK PEOPLE BEING BLACK PEOPLE* 🤷♂️😏🤷♂️🗑️🤷♂️
Mostly cringy ego bullshit for the cameras and little boys wanting to feel tough but you gotta love seeing Scottie Barnes just having a good time out there man😂😂
Exactly just posers and fake alphas
They learned these behaviors from watching NBA players and that is what’s wrong with the game today. Parents have to teach these kids that they’re not in the NBA and teaching them good sportsmanship will not only help them become a better player on the court, but a better person off the court as well. Some of these things you see in this video is disgusting and many are embarrassing. Trash talking is part of the game but that doesn’t mean it’s personal. I use to play with a guy who’s mouth never shut up. He was talking shit to everyone, but the moment he fouled you hard or knocked you down, he’d pick you up, pat you on the butt then kept talking. Now, kids take it too personal.
The parents can't teach these kids because the parents are out of control and ratchet too. Garbage in, garbage out.
One of the reasons I don't even watch sports anymore
I hate when poor sportsmanship and fighting aren’t frowned upon, and sometimes even glorified, by parents, teammates, and coaches.
Lebron barking at a youth ref making $11 an hour while wearing a fanny pack 😅
When I was a kid in the 90's we would get laps for doing BS like this
as someone who played in 00s this bs wasnt even an option... but then again im from Europe and really the first time there was any trash talk was in a tournament where russian kids thought it would be funny to shake hands and trash talk in the locker(jokes on them we knew the typical shit talk in russian and straight up told coach and he told their coach and we had the last laugh of that) but other than that... there were some ''fights'' but not disrespecting like this.. it was just heated moments and kids being kids
Every person you see in the league does stuff like this. That should tell you something, bud.
@@DivinityAwakened it tells me there is a culture problem in the NBA.
@@JeremyB83 just say you have low testosterone lmao
@@DivinityAwakened I represented my country internationally in sport. You?
As a long time ref, a lot of this behavior is because of the refs letting the players, coaches, and fans get away with it instead of enforcing a stricter line from the get go. A warning after the first one, then a T after the next one will send the message that those kind of actions will not be tolerated on the court. Not having set rules for fan behavior by tournament officials contributes as well.
Luckily I am a basketball referee in Australia, not America, where the culture is a bit more, well, tamed. I thank God for this every day lmao. I've never given a tech in my whole 5 years of reffing (might not be a long time but in America you need to give a tech every game or so I swear).
I have reffed 40+ years in Canada and averaged less than one T a year. There are times where a T can't be avoided, but generally good game management can prevent one. Having a quick trigger on Ts reflects poorly on a ref, imo@@ThomasGregory-ok2sc
Then the parents saying the the ref is this and that instead of being a fan
Basketball has gone to the dumps honestly. Theres always been trash talk but today more than half the game is spent talking. I went to the park the other day to watch guys play ball and I swear thats all they did. Yell and push each other endlessly lol
In a year, nobody will care about who won a kid's AAU game. But everyone will remember the kid and/or parent who showed no class. You can't really blame the kids when clearly their parents have never taught them respect. Lebron is very much included.
I remember all of my coaches in every sport always shut down any showboating immediately. Let the scoreboard do the talking. I have always agreed and respected the pros that just go about their business. I haven't watched basketball in years because of exactly what this video showed. Horrible that showing up your opponent by taunting is more respected and celebrated than the talent at the sport
Like they say “The Apple doesn’t Fall Far From the Tree” these kids are a replica of their parents
It’s the parents and coaches. I was a coach and would not tolerate any disrespect by anyone. I called out a teammate during a game we were blowing out a team. He was trying to pad his stats and I told him to stop it. I had a couple of players from the other team thank me after the game. I said, We’ve all been on the winning and losing side of blowouts and running up or showing up the other team doesn’t do a thing except show you’re an ass. Basketball wise Magic was my guy, have fun but never disrespectful. Football it was Walter Payton and Barry Sanders.
This is why sports today from 5/6 years old look and their friends and family and “so called “ coaches let them do this and got no respect for the sport and they want to make their kids that next top thing and I wouldn’t want that as a teammate, love for the game and being RESPECTFUL win or lose makes u a better person. Stop celebrating 2 points when u down 20 . People need to see it better than barking/taunting for every single play.. 👎✌️
I love these compilations, upload more
If you love them then you are part of the problem
@@user-ys7oi2jd1k These white kids are actually funny with their lightskin red cheeks trying to fight stronger black kids thats why i love it
At that 30 second clip, as a varsity basketball coach it made me wince thinking about the meeting I'm going to have to have with the athletic director the next day because of it. Everyone's running lines
Love it… keep it up🏀
This is out of hand . Honestly this is a problem even outside sports , just even more visible in sports . No one , literally no one shows respect nowadays . It doesn’t matter wether you’re dealing with 5 ft 110 lb wet noodle , or someone 10 years old .
I am of the opinion most of this wouldn’t be had if these kids got a ass whooping or slipper across the back of the head when and during growing up
Dat jump ball wit da ref in some crocs was outrageous 🤦🏽🤣🤣🤣
Look at the way the parents act. Explains everything
The taunting in basketball is unacceptable. The culture in our society sucks. You make a good play,ok, move on. No reason to openly taunt someone.
This is what happens when coaches and parents don't teach sportsmanship,they r letting the younger generation ruin the game
i think they did learn about it, i just dont think the younger generation gives a fuck
yeh well they learned these behaviours from other adults so i guess its a mixture of bad leaders and role models in the sport. Lots of youtubers with the street ball content always getting into fights and playing tough etc so these kids all watch youtube basketball content. but aye I agree reinforcement of the rules and respect for them and also teach the values of sportmanship and how to respect each other on the court.
@@sapien82 These parents and kids don't give a rats ass about the values of sportmanship and how to respect each other. That way of thinking has gone the way of dial up internet,
@@bfdzvalablethats a real shame , hopefully there are still some good coaches out there who instill this in their players
@@sapien82 There are still some good coaches out there. It's social media, pro sports athletes acting a fool, parents and the spectators that circumvent the coaches best intentions. I'm don't know how old you are but this generations culture is so out of control we'll never understand it.
0:19 bro turned around like an npc 😭💀
he wasnt bout shit😭😭😭😭
Man those posters got me so hyped tho
What a sad sad video to see for all hoopers who love their game. Embarrassing for the sport.
Sickening - couldn't watch the whole thing. Carmelo and James - such good role models....
0:35...EVERY player that did this should have been given a separate technical foul, thus putting the other team on the line for 12 free throws.
This is a comedy show 😅😅😅 all those kids fighting and the adults talking trash to those kids haha even LeGoatJames23 haha
7/10 this vid 😅
Malik Newman talking shit to miles bridges is hilarious
My grandson's travel team coach insists on sportsmanship. BUT when the other team get out of hand they will push back. Elbow to the ribs a few times usually does the trick to get the team under control. My grandson the master of running someone into the stands. But this is only when the other team gets out of hand with poor sportsmanship.
0:11 that kid really thought he looked scary 😂
ngl that blue team celebration was hilarious
I spent 8 years as a ref. A lot of the parents really aint shit.
People can’t control their temper
Thanks!
I played BBall when I was young too . We lost all the time but we always went out to Macdonalds for dinner, that was the best part. Too much pressure for these kids. Only 10% will get a scholarship for college to play ball and around 1% will make it to the NBA.
Not really. If you out work in when your young it will pay off.
#16. I love how the really big guy comes down out of the stands because he thought the other five guys couldn’t handle that couple. HA!
Imagine watching your son getting bullied on court being a 7th grader, man you be there just for fun not watching ur son suffer
This is atrocious. If you want to be in the WWE, join wrestling. Also, when you do, enjoy being spanked by the humblest farm kid who will talk to you after the match to go over how you can get better to beat him next time.
These basketball players are all fake tough guys. Respect to all the humble players out there.
The sunglasses one was gold! SHouldve been #1
This is why I just train my kids, pray they keep to what I show them through my actions, and speak on it when I see things over the top.. I need them to carry that same mentality that behavior like this isn’t what we’re looking for when we step into a competition or confrontation. Focus..
1:40 Old Drake followed up by reject Will
Smith😂😂
The # 11 had me DYING, bro does not look menacing at all 💀
Wonder how many drive buys happened after these games
0:38 they must have been up by 80 if even after the tech, number 42 continues to dance 💀
Them boys in blue all went crazy on that man with the dunk
The ref throwing everybody out of the game is hilarious🤣🤣🤣. Keep talking shit, YOU’RE OUTT HERE!!!! Get the f**k outta my face!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
6:04 How you get slung to the ground then throw the muscle arms up?!
Its sad when parents act like fools during their kids game. Then they wonder where their kids get it from.
I'll never understand how high school basketball came to this. 'Great' players transferring to three schools in four years, playing with stacked clubs, dancing on the court, adults fighting refs, etc.
Ref with the crocs was funny af
Scottie barnes is funny asl 😂😂😂😂😂
AAU indoor track meets were just as thuggish in PGC, MD.
That was an amazing basket the guy made.
The dad a 1:40 looks like a mix of Kenyon Martin and the game
So much humility.
Kid crying in game is hilarious🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Better Adults = Better Kids
The flexing, the taunting, what BS
Parents are cause of the toxic energy in basketball and its only going to get worse. Talking trash is part of the game but when the parents want to go outside and pop off on each other just doesn't make sense. humble yourselves
Seemed to be a trend with most of these clips
I played high school ball and loved going to the local gym to play older people or other kids around the same age to get better. There was a kid who’s father would come with him and him and I were friends somewhat and he was a grade younger then me and he was good. Already had scouts coming to his school. Anyway him and I would play one on one to help warm him up and help me get better playing someone that good. My dad came with me once and so the two fathers talked. They had a good conversation and found out he gets after his son if he acts cocky because he said you’re ganna act cocky when there are hundreds of others who are way better then you. And my dad agreed and said I always humble my son if he gets a big head and my dad did I wasn’t this bad but I would say something stupid or do something stupid and my dad would just look at me and I would be like okay don’t do that. When the parents and coaches glorify this behaviour when 99.9999 percent of these kids are going to end up working in a cubicle or having a dumb job looking back at the glory days of their life and never learned how to act towards people. It reminds me of those guys who are 35 and doing dribbling drills at the local gym acting like they’re ganna get picked up by someone. It’s like dude just move on you might have played some basketball before and maybe even got college payed for because of it but those times are over move on worry about other things in life.
What’s wrong with somebody practicing and minding their business? You a sound like you mad at tha guy for practicing maybe your athletic dreams didn’t pan out the way you wanted them to when you was 10 years old! You don’t what that man has going on jus like we dont know what you have going on either. Remember you offered to comment so you obviously wanted someone to see this!
The purpose is not even the celebration of a great play, it's the emphasis on the complete humiliation of an individual. Let's see these people keep that same energy with this upcoming chaos.
What wrong with 1:18 homie just vibin 😂
Parents are the worst role models.
It's disgusting what Basketball has become.
18:!3 that kid looks way bigger and stronger than everyone else there lol
9:45 that was one of the wildest things i ever done seen
The goat
5:29 Lets Go Raptors🐾🐾🐾
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The team that was up big,but continued to play hard,wasnt exhibiting poor sportsmanship,but the trailing sorry for themselves team was
Dude threw thzt in the air randomly like mike like 💀💀💀
Terrible, unsportsmanlike, disrespectful kids being led by terrible, unsportsmanlike, disrespectful adults. Pathetic! The future is not bright for most sports.
0:36 If I was officiating it: Double T, entire team but the original player, game over. Entire team gets one for the celebration, entire but the originial gets one for joining in.
8:07 it’s so funny seeing this look on LeBron’s face. he has the same look when the ref calls an obvious foul on him when he plays
Mikey Williams exposed himself as corny on and off the court xD
Kids out of control and parents allowing it and even encouraging it. These kids are going to be the eventual losers in life when it comes to having to deal with others.
All these boys/men on this video are so emotional.
I wouldn't want my kids around these people. They have no respect for the ref or one another.
Egomaniacs everywhere, parents arguing with kids is crazy.
A bunch of future inmates.
2:46-2:55 they go to the SAME barber😂
And this is what the game has come down to.
Yep. And the cycle continues. One generation to the next. Smmfh 🤦♂️
I have 3 boys and coached and commissioned their city league basketball from 6 years old until they went into high school. We won 3 titles and at times lead the league in technical fouls. I've seen and heard it all and I can promise you that these kids foul behavior is rooted in poor parenting.
Ngl, if I was a coach and they started disrespecting the other team.. Idc how good they are, im benching them for 4 minutes
4:04 brother, when you have to look up at someone you are not intimidating, sorry to tell you
all you need to see are videos like this to understand why sports are becoming so hated!