[FarristownFlyer]

I guess the biggest issue I have with all of this is the fact that players and coaches have the CHOICE not to shake hands or acknowledge each other after hard fought games. In my opinion that is one of the things I do not like about our society. Does losing suck? Yes. Do players and coaches have hard feeling for something done during a game? Sure. Do some fellow coaches have a dislike or bad feeling for their coaching peers? Of Course. The point is GET OVER IT. Be a bigger person and take your lumps, shake hands out of RESPECT FOR THE GAME. I just feel like this ruling allows for more hard feelings, more hostility, and gives off a message that we should still "RESPECT" the game but not each other. Will kids and coaches still act like fools on occasion? Please believe. To me that is why we have A.D.'s and administration, and we have a governing body like the KHSAA. All of those parties should be tougher and use a heavy hands when bad things occur and if people do not like being suspended or kicked off a team then stop acting like fools. Shake hands, win or lose if nothing else then for respect of the game, and respect for the hard work of opponents. Last time I checked sports was to emulate life, stop trying to cop out and take responsibility to your actions both positive and negative.