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Re: Gracious Proffesionalism VS Competition
I have to echo the opinions of many other posters here.
ON THE FIELD - you play to win. Not just to win that match, but to win the entire competition. I'll diverge with general opinion by saying that if "going easy" on the opponent during a match will give you a better shot at winning the whole shebang (thanks to Coopertition points, they do), then I will be the FIRST to propose doing so.
OFF THE FIELD - do everything you can to help other teams succeed. If the GP aspect isn't enough for you, you could always remember the fact that you may end up being on their alliance later in the day.
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Originally Posted by davidthefat
Another note: sportsmanship and competition go hand and hand. In any sport, whether it is football or track and field. As the ball is snapped, you pound the guy across you and drive him until he is on his butt. After the whistle blows, you help him on his feet; repeat every down.
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Homework? What's homework?
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