In class we completed a lesson about finding the best arrangement, and a student asked me "When would we ever use this?". Fast forward to tonights dodgeball match. The first few games get split before we realize our tactical error. We have all the aggressive, offensive minded players together in one group and all the cerebral, defensive minded players together in a separate group. We needed to find a better arrangement of our talents. Once we made the appropriate line change and mixed up the teams. This game was over. When we work together, we're unstoppable. If felt just like this:
Also, this team had a crybaby. You look like an idiot when you pout about dodgeball. It wouldn't be cool if a six year old acted that way. You're 30. When you get hit, you're out. End of story. Also, it's not a strut or a saunter if you take 45 minutes to move off the court. It's a walk of shame and you're only making it take longer. If you want to wallow in humiliation and the stench of your own failure, do it on your own time, but get off my court.
OTL 6-0
"If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail."
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