His towel waving enthusiasm annoyed a lot of opposing teams and fans but we loved it. It's just who he is.
Well thankfully Creekmore only got to do his little towel waving ONCE in his MSU career vs. the Panthers....so I'll let it slide.
His towel waving enthusiasm annoyed a lot of opposing teams and fans but we loved it. It's just who he is.
glm38 wrote:His towel waving enthusiasm annoyed a lot of opposing teams and fans but we loved it. It's just who he is.
DoubleJayAlum wrote:glm38 wrote:His towel waving enthusiasm annoyed a lot of opposing teams and fans but we loved it. It's just who he is.
I don't remember any towel waving. It was his constant flopping that drove me nuts.
Anything Creekmore does is more than overshadowed by the world class horse's ass that is his teammate.
Duan wrote:What? How does Greg E. get brought into this?
CaseyGarrisonforPrez wrote:Duan wrote:What? How does Greg E. get brought into this?
If someone is going to take a passive aggressive shot at Weems then I am going to stick up for him. That is all I am saying.
MoValley John wrote:Players behave within the boundaries allowed by their head coach. I am all for enthusiasm, but Weems and Creekmore went over the top. That said, Martin never reeled them in. Martin also missed a handshake or two because of his own antics.
Stinnett had his own issues, much of it was because Altman couldn't or wouldn't control him. I think with Altman and Stinnett, Stinnettt was a stud, so Altman let a few things go and before Altman could reel him in, a precedent was set and he couldn't manage the situation. Stinnett was a fantastic talent but his own worst enemy. It still is more than a little bit Altman's fault.
The Miami Hurricanes under Jimmy Johnson acted only as poorly as Jimmy Johnson allowed.
It will be interesting to see if Weems behaves differently with a different coach.
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