Sir dumb@ss...
Serveral things, then I'm done having a pissing contest about this.
First off, you did post that on the 16th...and you did it again on the 22nd moron (don't even know what you posted...what an idiot).
Secondly, something you had post earlier lets me know you don't know a hell of a lot about college tennis and how it works. Here is that post:
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Sir Edmund Bearke
posted 9:35p, 4/17/2003
Silvertaps, perhaps you should actually READ the entire thread. I wasn't talking smack. Although, I must say that college tennis is one of the more exciting sports around. I wouldn't have said that before I actually went to a few matches.
Some yahoo aggie wannabe said that A&M "should have won" the match. I asked why. Then I just started chatting with aggie11.
Still haven't heard why the ole Ags "should have won" and beaten Gaylor.
It's one thing to not know everything there is to know about how college tennis works because you are a new fan....it's another thing to start talking *hit to someone else that knows what they are talking about and has been around college tennis for a quite a while. The arguement you posed is that it didn't matter that Ryan won his match because Baylor had already won...but what you didn't realize is that it DOES matter when it comes to individual performance rankings. As a result of Benedikt Dorsch losing his match to Ryan, he lost the Big 12 Singles Championship and Ryan won it. It will also hurt Dorsch in his seating in the singles national tournament. The fact is, rather Dorsch threw the match or not isn't the issue...playing the matches after the team has clinched is still very important AND DOES MATTER. Here is a link so you can read up on that:
http://www.aggieathletics.com/press/pressRelease.php?PRID=6606Oh, and by the way...it's HIGHLY unlikely you have been to more athletic events this year than I, I'll just leave it at that.
Third, let me educate you in what I meant by Baylor being the Germany national team. Baylor has had a recent history (not just this year) of recruiting MANY Germans on their team. Yes, they have other players from other countries, but the fact remains that they get professional players from overseas to play here in the states. These kids are MUCH older than most of the kids on other college teams. Although this has not been determined as a recruiting violation, it IS a loop hole though. This is very important here, so read very carefully.....this isn't just me making this critisizm! Like I said before, the NCAA is currently changing and adding recruiting rules for tennis BECAUSE of the Baylor situation. There is a reason why Baylor has won the Big 12 Championship so many times...and the NCAA has seen the loop hole that Baylor has taken advantage of and will be fixing the problem soon.
Admit when you're wrong and move on. Your arguements are tired and entertaining all at the same time.
[This message has been edited by Silvertaps (edited 4/23/2003 1:32p).]