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https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...1c0fe0c5b8f_story.html?utm_term=.573dbf3f1820

The epic lake of fail in this entire situation is staggering.

School AD or admin... stop the match. Forfeit. Jesus, why are you even there?

Coach... pull your team off the mats. That’s both coaches.

Fans... ****ing say something.

Other wrestlers... ****ing say something.

One fat bald **** deserves everything he gets in all of this but silence is ****ing approval. **** me.
 
This was just an awful situation. It definitely should have been stopped at the time.
 
https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...1c0fe0c5b8f_story.html?utm_term=.573dbf3f1820

The epic lake of fail in this entire situation is staggering.

School AD or admin... stop the match. Forfeit. Jesus, why are you even there?

Coach... pull your team off the mats. That’s both coaches.

Fans... ****ing say something.

Other wrestlers... ****ing say something.

One fat bald **** deserves everything he gets in all of this but silence is ****ing approval. **** me.

1. That is awful and I cannot understand why the kid's coach didn't step in.
B. The columnist seems to more effort writing about a lot of things that should only be contextual to this kid's story.
iii. I covered Buena when I was in early 20s. Great wrestling school back then. I don't know about now. Their nickname is the Chiefs, not the Indians, as stated by the columnist.
 
Agreed with everything said about the incident. But the columnists' leap from shorn hair to Native American nicknames seemed a bit of a stretch.
 
Everyone should be trained to be a lawyer, then you’d realize not every rule is meant to be enforced 100% of the time.

This f**k head screwed a kid’s life for what? To enforce this rule? People stand up and account for yourselves, you know it’s not right.
 

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