I have a feeling a lot of you have never played a single competitive sport ever in your life. When I played ball, I always played with a chip on my shoulder. I saw the other team as the enemy and I literally wanted to destroy them ever snap. I didn't literally want to kill them, it was a controlled rage. It was the same running track. I wanted to do everything to beat you, even embarrass you if I could. There was nothing wrong with what Sherman said. He is a true competitor who helped reveal once again how really insecure some people are. This situation reminds me of the parents complaining about the football team that put up 90+ points on the opposing team. They thought it was mean spirited and unsportsmanlike. Since when did sportsmanship include showing mercy? Since when was it all about being quiet and not dpeaking your mind? Jordan didn't do it. Kobe didn't. Moss, TO, Irvin didn't. Prime was always talking trash. This whole thing shouldnt even be as debated as it is. But then people had to bring race into to it, calling the dude slurs and calling his behavior "thuggish". I bet these people have never seen a real thug, outside of what's portrayed in movies.

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