Great shot !!!......that kid will remember that shot maybe the rest of his life, reality is all those kids care about is having fun with their peers and where are we going after the game for burgers, or pizza or ???
I have been reffing basketball for over 30 years. And the worst people to deal with are youth sports parents. They barely know the rules , but love to argue every situation. I just get very sarcastic when they approach me with their complaints.
I hear this all the time. I am 50 and have four kids, all of them done with youth sports, thank god. Not one of them ever got a participation trophy. Sometimes they got a ribbon for being in a non-scoring heat of a swim meet when they were 5-6.
I used to referee college intramural games and even those guys would threaten me ("I'll see you after the game, ref"), besides the angry belligerent parents at middle school basketball games. This isn't the world I grew up in.
all the kids like...... smiling, congrats to each other win or lose = good sport vibe. Parents like ...... crying, stomping around with each other = who the kids?
wow I'm 36 now but i am so grateful that while i was growing up playing baseball my parents cheered for me when i won and loved me when i lost, but not once did they ever make a embarrassing spectacle of themselves or me. thanks mom and dad :)
@@mikesmith7780 guessing bc his kid lost couldn't pick up what he was saying but honestly does it matter? Your showing the kids that the adults can't act like adults.
These kids don’t even have matching shorts, but parents arguing like it’s the Final Four. If the parents didn’t make a deal of it, the kids would have completely forgot about the game ten minutes later
oh no....poor little Billy's rec basketball team didn't win...lets blame the YMCA supervisor for the loss, I bet he had money on the game....it's gotta be his fault somehow....there wen't Billy's chance to go pro....
My family used to go watch my nephew play basketball when he was this age & older. We clapped when the opposing team made a great play like this last minute shot & congratulated them after the game. Their faces would light up because they new my nephew was a stud on the court & here we were telling them how good they did. I like to think that some of them stayed at it a while longer because our support. This guy was a total ass & ruined an awesome moment for a lot of people
This is why the 14 years I coached baseball, I coached the parents first. God love their passion, but most of them are newbies when it comes to watching their kids compete. Parents of multiple kids tend to be more experienced in letting things go, but first timers sometimes need to know its ok to lose, ok to suck and ok to learn something from it. My favorite thing to say was "Your kid will remember his greatest play, and in most cases, won't remember whether the team won or lost...join'em in that celebration, it makes that moment even greater"
That doesn't excuse the despicable display put on by these parents. If their kids had won fair and square and the other team pulled this act, they would be furious. Adults set the example
You know whats sad to me is, instead of being an adult and realizing that"s a memory that child can keep with them and think back on as a happy positive time, they would rather be panzy's and throw a fit. People need to grow up. Have a little self-awareness.
There's some confusion below so here's what I think is happening here. The adult on the far side of the court is not a coach. He's a ref, just not wearing the stripes for some reason. There must have been a timekeeper issue on the previous play because the clock does not start on the inbounds. You can see the far side ref with his arm raised. He drops it just as the ball handler makes it to half court. That's the signal to start the clock. My guess is the clock ran too long after the last play so the ref delayed the restart. Then the score keeper gives the three pointer to the wrong team. You can see at 1 min that the score is changed to 35-33. The 3 pointer was in fact a game winning buzzer beater shot. I think the parents must be upset about the clock and whatever happened on the previous play because even 1 second difference changes that game. Not to justify it. They are acting like fools. But hopefully this helps decipher the video.
I didn't consider why they were arguing so that is helpful. I thought he wanted more playing time (for his is son). 😬 It still is crazy bc it's a child's game and the parents are crying.
Thanks for the clarification. Maybe if the ref would have just put the time back on the clock, it would have gone better. I've reffed many games like this where the scorekeeper is just some volunteer from one of the teams, and often doesn't do a very good job.
I referee college basketball. The ref should have fixed the clock then continued play so something like this doesnt happen. usually the parents are clueless and then this happens.
I used to volunteer at my old little league as an umpire and man some of the things I would hear from parents was just sad. A mom once accused me of hating her son because I didn’t rule an out on a foul tip. I explained to her that a foul tip is only a strike. She starting screaming from the top of her lungs that I don’t know the rules of baseball. Started claiming I’m rooting for the other team. It was pretty sad. The kids were 8-9 years old and it was a winter ball game that didn’t count. Sad
@@aquascapingforever808 you are an idiot my oldest is six and I would never act in the manner of either of these groups. Now if the guy on the other side threw hands I'd beat the shit out of him.
So, then why that idiotic comment you made before??? What has the upload of this video to do with the kids not winning in dignity. They didn't upload it.
I think I'd be acting the same way if I watched my kid let some other drop the game winning 3 right in his face without so much as a courtesy fadeaway. That #4 kid was a stone cold killer! great shot!
I feel for the kids, especially the boy's who have to grow up with a parent wanting to live their dreams through their kids. Maybe that's not how this kid at 2:44 mark feels but now he's going to be made to feel worse by his Dad's actions in addition to the loss.
Look at the clock when the kid touches the inbound. Then look when he crosses half court. The clock didn’t start and the ref didn’t signal for it to start.
Did I hear(right near the end)that those parents were accusing the coach of losing this game on purpose?! That's the most incredible thing I've ever seen if it's true
In the town I grew up there is a rule at ALL sporting events held for public or private schools that prevent parents from acting like this. You are warned before the game that this event has minors, that behavior like this will not be tolerated and should you choose to act like this you will be asked to leave. If you don't you will be forcibly removed...And if I am not mistake you will not be allowed to come back to any sporting event for the remainder of the school year. Real fast people behave when they know they will actually have consquences for their behavior.
These kids aren’t playing for a big trophy, they’re playing for fun. If I was one of those refs I would give them only one answer “I’m not talking to you”
For all those saying parents over reacted. Didn't you see the Duke, Kentucky, Kansas, and Villanova scouts? These games mean scholarships, endorsements, pro contact negotiations, and apparel contracts! That shot cost the losing team millions in ticket sales alone! Oh..... wait...……. fail! LOL
@@s.smithens7562 Sardonicism Sardonicism is "the quality or state of being sardonic; an instance of this; a sardonic remark." A sardonic action is one that is "disdainfully or skeptically humorous" or "derisively mocking." Also, when referring to laughter or a smile, it is "bitter, scornful, mocking". Hence, when referring to a person or a personal attribute, it is "[c]haracterized by or exhibiting bitterness, scorn or mockery." Maybe this will help you. Flipping idiot
Sad when these parents are trying to relive their Al Bundy high school days vicariously through their kids. My sons elementary school basketball team played in an inter-faith league and one particular game the parents of a Catholic Church team were so desperate to out cheer a bunch of elementary aged kids that they took to yelling and screaming during free throws and telling derogatory words towards our sons team on the floor. It was a sad day for the Catholic Church. Coach was thrown out for actually approaching my sons team on the floor and yelling at the bench for cheering Defense! BTW, they lost.
I witnessed this event, which might outdo the one you posted >>> two christian schools are playing a football game, see , and the home team is behind, and the cheerleaders are doing their best, but then Mrs Mommyboss leaves the bleachers, goes in front of the cheerleaders, tells the girls to watch her, and the Mommyboss starts doing cheers and screaming at the crowd to show enthusiasm. The cheerleaders were very embarassed by this, and Mommyboss was at least 36 years old and overweight ! hahahahhaaaaa and I'm rolling with laughter at the absurdity of it, but I did wish there had been some Security to remove her from the cheerleader zone and put her back in the bleachers, or off the property.
As my 2 boys grew up, I coached baseball, basketball and football for about 15 years total. Some parents were the worst. Being I was in the military during most of that time, I had no tolerance for any bad behavior towards any kids, refs, opposing coaches or me. I told the parents at the beginning of the season, I had no problem having a game stopped and them leave the premises if they got out of line. In all those years, I only had one problem and it was from an opposing kids father. The idiot actually followed me to the parking lot. My wife saw it and called the police so I didn't have to have a fight in front of the kids.
I have figured out why everyone thinks kids are screwed up - How does a kid learn things like: being a gracious loser/winner, All you can do is your best, Sometimes you do your best and still lose, Sometimes life isnt fair. When the parrents do not even know these things.
I've seen this sad 😞 kind of event at my school games. Little league baseball, Jr varsity basketball, volley ball! These parents are trying to live through the kids. My message to them. You lost the big game in the 80's!!! Let them play for themselves!!!
My son played high level AAU basketball. Outside of having a few choice words for the ref. we respect and appreciate good basketball no matter which team makes the winning play. That's the lesson I want to teach my son.
University of Kentucky, Virginia, Kansas, and UNLV all had scouts at this game. Watching 3 potential scholarship offers. Parents were upset their new mobile home wouldn't get paid for by Kentucky or new tractor from UNLV! lol
the score board says "32 "home" and "36 "away" so im guessing the kid that hit the 3 pointer we see is on the "away" team correct?so the away team won by 4 POINTS and would have won by 1 point without the last 3 pointer made correct?why argue about it?the away team was going to win by 1 or by 3 = it dont matte the away team had the lead even before the last shot.
mmeatheaddd no. The scorer gave points to the wrong team. The score before the shot was 32-33, home team down. Then the shot for the win to make it 35-33 for home team. At 1:02 you see the final score. I’m guessing some parents weren’t looking at the score and didn’t see the accidental adding of points to their team so we’re mad when they were taken away. I am being nice here. I realize in actuality the parents were being asses.
I think that’s why the parents were mad. The team with the ball was already winning, and the boy didn’t need to shoot at all. Instead of shooting, he should have held the ball to run out the clock. ( for 10 year olds, I don’t agree with this, but would be considered poor sportsmanship later in their years )
I the parents are mad because the score keeper did not start the clock right away. At the beginning of video you see clock is stopped at 10 secs when kid dribbles across half court.
as a former ref, i was always taught, after the game, to get the heck away asap, as half the crowd was against you. those parents will always ruin a great game!
When my daughter began playing organized sports, she would get upset when the ref made a bad call. I told her early on that the refs were only human and sometimes they made mistakes. There will always be bad calls. Sometimes they’ll go against you and sometimes they’ll go your way. You aren’t going to change their minds so you have to accept it either way and concentrate on the next play. She took it to heart and never argued with a ref right through college. We might talk and complain about it on the way home but never on the court.
I've said it a million times. Parents should not be allowed within 500yds of any youth sporting contests. Our BS rules and regulations suck the everliving fun out of the game for the kids. They are kids, just let them play.
When I coached, I always wore a hat. As soon as parents would start with their "suggestions" I would offer my hat and ask if they would like to coach. When they said, "ummm, welll...." then I would say...."that is what I thought. There is only one coach and I am it. If you want the job....I am happy to watch.
Years ago I substitute coached for my son's basketball team against the undefeated team. We won by about ten points. The other coach had his team leave immediately and not line up for the high five good game thing. The other coach never talked to me again.
This is exactly why officials and even coaches are getting more and more hard to find. Little or no pay, and the DELIGHT of dealing with parents who most likely have never played any organized sports in their life. Yes, actually playing DOES help folks understand the challenges we face. Do it for the kids!
I think the scorekeeper initially added 3 points to the wrong team... at first, the final score was 36-32, but at the 2:28 mark the scoreboard was changed to 35-33. So the basket was the winning basket.
Amazing! The one's arguing can't play a lick of basketball! And why are they arguing anyway? Every kid in the league is gonna get a trophy no matter how good or how suck a team is anyway!
Good point ! Can't have a peaking order, gotta make the sorriest kid feel like he's just as good as the best kid! Surprised they even kept score. Wussification of America.
After a football game I had a parent saying “shameful” to me on my way out and I shouldn’t have said anything but I turned around and said “it’s not my fault your team can’t stop one player” To put that into context, the pissed parent’s team kept getting burned by the same running back play after player to the point I was saying it’s going to him
Then file a complaint with the director of the youth league. I mean, c'mon man...it's just a fucking youth league basketball game. And you weren't even there. An your kids weren't playing in that game. Get over it, will you?
I love the it’s a youth sport argument. People have no idea the hard work and dedication some kids and parents put into this. This guy took it too far yes, but the time and effort that goes in sometimes is great. Winning is a huge boost to kids confidence and sense of worth. It’s heart breaking to see them lose. I coach football, 2nd grade. Just lost today in the final round of playoffs. Every boy crying, and some coaches choked up. A lot goes into this, big part of these kids lives.
When I used to coach I heard this saying and it’s so true. “The best team to coach is a team of orphans!”
Coached pee wee hockey and some of the parents were horrible! We set up a 24hr rule, no contact with coaches for 24hrs after a game
lmswords LOL!
Hilarious!!
TRUTH!!
@speaking freely What the hell are you talking about?😆😂😆😂😆
Great shot !!!......that kid will remember that shot maybe the rest of his life, reality is all those kids care about is having fun with their peers and where are we going after the game for burgers, or pizza or ???
@@milesk.2197 why
@@milesk.2197 it's kids. just shut up.
Thank you!! It was Pizza hut
Until they get dementia
to jail to bail out daddy! 😂🤣😂🤣
How lame is your life that your arguing over a little league basketball game
I have been reffing basketball for over 30 years. And the worst people to deal with are youth sports parents. They barely know the rules , but love to argue every situation. I just get very sarcastic when they approach me with their complaints.
This is YMCA league so those parents are pretty lame and lonely
Yeah, Kentucky fans never complain, right?
@Chuck R and kicks his dog
@Gary Lee Do you start all of your comments with "no doubt?"
Dont worry they all getting trophies at the end of the season.
Ya thanks for that boomers
It's organized play time until high school
....and none will be making their school team.
I hear this all the time. I am 50 and have four kids, all of them done with youth sports, thank god. Not one of them ever got a participation trophy. Sometimes they got a ribbon for being in a non-scoring heat of a swim meet when they were 5-6.
That poor kid is so embarrassed of his Dad. Wow...
Another reason why it’s so hard to find volunteers to help coach kids sports teams.
I used to referee college intramural games and even those guys would threaten me ("I'll see you after the game, ref"), besides the angry belligerent parents at middle school basketball games. This isn't the world I grew up in.
Coach and ref.
I would volunteer in a heart beat.
@@richtxn47 don't school for middleschool it's right in the thick of things!
I tried umping a baseball game. I will never do it again. Parents are an absolute pain in the ass.
all the kids like...... smiling, congrats to each other win or lose = good sport vibe.
Parents like ...... crying, stomping around with each other = who the kids?
Greatest Comment!
It is a topsy turvy world.
Real shit.
Lol yup
In that guy’s defense, he bet his son’s college fund on the game.
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That’s not true...didn’t you see the scouts in the stands, his son is going PRO.😉😂
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College fund? More like his beer fund.
Can we all admire how good of a shot that actually was lmao
Yeah, I thought, "Man, he picked up the ball. Now.... Oh. Oh, dang. That's impressive."
hard to admire that shot because the "children" attending the game made a spectacle of themselves with their
whining, complaining and arguing 🤦🏽♂
amazing shot - Kobe Bryant stuff
Just a lucky shot lol
@@roundronnie .....that YOU would've NEVER made!
Most people who have kids...
...shouldn't.
No truer words spoken
Been saying this forever.
Yeah but some of those kids grow up to be great
@@andrewman111ah Great at what?
ModernPlague god yes. Or no.. Whichever, you're right..
Alright, everything else aside - that was a damn nice 3 pointer!
Thank you
American Nightmare that's what I call the good night sweet Prince!
No it wasn't. He just threw up a prayer.
@@vinnymac7565 are you the sore loser father?
@@vinnymac7565 agree. Just chucked it the right direction and accidentally made it.
..."When the kids are more mature than the parents"....
Ik that's so sad
Beat me to the comment 😂
Damn he drained that 3 right in his fookin eye
Daniel Salas so lucky lol
@@_RobBanks The shot still counts.
Does it really? Omg thanks for letting me know!!!
Rob Banks okay boomer
Hi People rob banks is the salty parent in the video
All of these parents look like they were impressive athletes in their day. I can understand their rage. Lol
I’m dead. 😂
Lmfao
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Lol
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Get a grip people, it's a kids game with a great last second shot.....get over it.
james bivens... you have my vote for the next president of the united states of America. Bivens>trump
I love how the kids are still shooting baskets in the background, and all the "not so grown ups, are arguing the toss" Class stuff!
parents around their kids competing is the worst experience I've seen. parents have RUINED youth athletics.
wow I'm 36 now but i am so grateful that while i was growing up playing baseball my parents cheered for me when i won and loved me when i lost, but not once did they ever make a embarrassing spectacle of themselves or me. thanks mom and dad :)
If you were truly thankful for your parents you wouldn't be sharing this over the internet for likes. Grow up.
I am 73 now and was grateful that not a single parent came to any of our little league games. The games were for fun and the kids, not the parents.
And society wonders why the kids act the way they do.
Do you know what he was arguing about, I couldn't figure it out, or was it just because his kid lost?
@@mikesmith7780 guessing bc his kid lost couldn't pick up what he was saying but honestly does it matter? Your showing the kids that the adults can't act like adults.
@@robchambers7244 exactly, but I just like to know if I had missed anything on the video. There IS no excuse for this behavior.
If I ever I act like this I hope my wife divorces me and takes everything I have.
You don't have to act like that for your dreams to come true, trust me.
Soon they’ll be arguing over other things like how to make macaroni art.
These kids don’t even have matching shorts, but parents arguing like it’s the Final Four. If the parents didn’t make a deal of it, the kids would have completely forgot about the game ten minutes later
Dad: Now apologise to my son
Ref: What?!
Son:😭😭
oh no....poor little Billy's rec basketball team didn't win...lets blame the YMCA supervisor for the loss, I bet he had money on the game....it's gotta be his fault somehow....there wen't Billy's chance to go pro....
Fuck Billy
Billy's dad is a 5ft8 300lb white guy. Not sure what his NBA odds would be.
They exposed the YMCA gambling ring. The YMCA staff is mobsters.
@@alfred4600 Ouch! Damn he's only a boy! My goodness!😂😆😂😆😂
@@questtech7148 😆😂😆😂😆😂
My family used to go watch my nephew play basketball when he was this age & older. We clapped when the opposing team made a great play like this last minute shot & congratulated them after the game. Their faces would light up because they new my nephew was a stud on the court & here we were telling them how good they did. I like to think that some of them stayed at it a while longer because our support. This guy was a total ass & ruined an awesome moment for a lot of people
This is why the 14 years I coached baseball, I coached the parents first. God love their passion, but most of them are newbies when it comes to watching their kids compete. Parents of multiple kids tend to be more experienced in letting things go, but first timers sometimes need to know its ok to lose, ok to suck and ok to learn something from it. My favorite thing to say was "Your kid will remember his greatest play, and in most cases, won't remember whether the team won or lost...join'em in that celebration, it makes that moment even greater"
Parents are the worst enemies for their own kids in sports.
They should just stay home.
Don't come to practice or games.
Let the kids play.
Detomaso Pantera totally agree, unfortunately kids don’t go to the park anymore for a pickup game, then get a slurpee at 7-11 on the way home
I agree with you
Not all parents tho. I've seen some totally awesome and just extremely supportive parents in my days.
@sienna three so true!
@David Drake- You must be a black man, lol
Always the overweight parent who never played
Wow. Why did you have to go there?
Hey I’m an overweight parent who never played and I make an ass out of myself at every one of my son’s games. Oh, point taken.
Stephen
How did you even figure out who the perp was? It was never stated by the video producer. Am I missing something?
Stupid statement, even though I agree he shouldn't have been a douche, you don't know him or what he might have or have not been...
Correct
2:51 you know terry got in trouble when he went back up to the stands
yep, Terry gunna get the biggest whoopin' of everyone
RIP my guy terry
Wha Whachu doin Terry! Back it up Terry! Oh Lawd!
Hahahahaha
It's all about the kids, let them have their moment.
Son, don’t forget you have a basketball 🏀 game on Saturday!
Okay mom.... but does dad have to come again?
You commenters just don't understand how important this game was. it was for ALL the marbles and I mean ALL of them
All of them???? Well I totally understand how that parent got so mad. Lol
Both of them dar marblers
That doesn't excuse the despicable display put on by these parents. If their kids had won fair and square and the other team pulled this act, they would be furious. Adults set the example
How could it be for all the marbles @Rusty Harvey, when most of the parents seem to be missing a few?
LMAO 😂
Yeh ! real shiny ones they where too.
You know whats sad to me is, instead of being an adult and realizing that"s a memory that child can keep with them and think back on as a happy positive time, they would rather be panzy's and throw a fit. People need to grow up. Have a little self-awareness.
There's some confusion below so here's what I think is happening here. The adult on the far side of the court is not a coach. He's a ref, just not wearing the stripes for some reason.
There must have been a timekeeper issue on the previous play because the clock does not start on the inbounds. You can see the far side ref with his arm raised. He drops it just as the ball handler makes it to half court. That's the signal to start the clock. My guess is the clock ran too long after the last play so the ref delayed the restart.
Then the score keeper gives the three pointer to the wrong team. You can see at 1 min that the score is changed to 35-33. The 3 pointer was in fact a game winning buzzer beater shot.
I think the parents must be upset about the clock and whatever happened on the previous play because even 1 second difference changes that game. Not to justify it. They are acting like fools. But hopefully this helps decipher the video.
I didn't consider why they were arguing so that is helpful. I thought he wanted more playing time (for his is son). 😬
It still is crazy bc it's a child's game and the parents are crying.
Thanks for the clarification. Maybe if the ref would have just put the time back on the clock, it would have gone better. I've reffed many games like this where the scorekeeper is just some volunteer from one of the teams, and often doesn't do a very good job.
Thanks I needed that, lol.
Ahhh! I was thinking along the same lines but the score confused me. Now it makes sense.
I referee college basketball. The ref should have fixed the clock then continued play so something like this doesnt happen. usually the parents are clueless and then this happens.
I used to volunteer at my old little league as an umpire and man some of the things I would hear from parents was just sad. A mom once accused me of hating her son because I didn’t rule an out on a foul tip. I explained to her that a foul tip is only a strike. She starting screaming from the top of her lungs that I don’t know the rules of baseball. Started claiming I’m rooting for the other team. It was pretty sad. The kids were 8-9 years old and it was a winter ball game that didn’t count. Sad
A winter game? Did robin williams make it to the game? Or did he send someone ahead to film it because he was stuck at the office doing phone duels.
and its not even the kids.....sad the adults are so much about winning they forget how to lose with dignity
Couldn't win with dignity either.. uploading this dumb shit to youtube
+ B Hudson Oh, i see, it was your son losing in this game. Don't be mad.
@@aquascapingforever808 you are an idiot my oldest is six and I would never act in the manner of either of these groups. Now if the guy on the other side threw hands I'd beat the shit out of him.
So, then why that idiotic comment you made before??? What has the upload of this video to do with the kids not winning in dignity. They didn't upload it.
those adults are low life scum ones. good descent high middle class working adults don't do that usually. It's always low life scum
I think I'd be acting the same way if I watched my kid let some other drop the game winning 3 right in his face without so much as a courtesy fadeaway. That #4 kid was a stone cold killer! great shot!
I feel for the kids, especially the boy's who have to grow up with a parent wanting to live their dreams through their kids. Maybe that's not how this kid at 2:44 mark feels but now he's going to be made to feel worse by his Dad's actions in addition to the loss.
Sports doesn't build character....It reveals it.
That was an amazing shot especially if that was a game winning shot then i don’t see why anyone would be mad. It clearly was a good game
Ivan Grado that team was already ahead by one
Look at the clock when the kid touches the inbound. Then look when he crosses half court. The clock didn’t start and the ref didn’t signal for it to start.
Rutledge lawncare they gave the points to the wrong team so they were down by one and the clock started like 5-6 seconds late
2:47 poor kid cried of embarrassment =/
Yeah that kids probably going to have to pay for that at school from all of the other kids
That's so sad that kids have parents that act like 5 year olds
That was probably the best moment of that kids life ....
Did I hear(right near the end)that those parents were accusing the coach of losing this game on purpose?! That's the most incredible thing I've ever seen if it's true
Tanking for the draft pick!!
@@gobucks2644 lol
In the town I grew up there is a rule at ALL sporting events held for public or private schools that prevent parents from acting like this.
You are warned before the game that this event has minors, that behavior like this will not be tolerated and should you choose to act like this you will be asked to leave. If you don't you will be forcibly removed...And if I am not mistake you will not be allowed to come back to any sporting event for the remainder of the school year.
Real fast people behave when they know they will actually have consquences for their behavior.
These kids aren’t playing for a big trophy, they’re playing for fun. If I was one of those refs I would give them only one answer “I’m not talking to you”
That “parent” has never made a shot, swung a bat, or done athletic in his life.
When your kid with a hyphenated first name doesn’t get a participation trophy
Jedi Klampet wtf is a hyphenated first name
@@Adam-vp4oe crack head got offended when you said white trash names
Gold
@@jester4886 Richard- Tyler...One of the kids I coached was referred to in this way by his cra cra mother.
@@patersonplankrd yeah I grew up with a John David and my cousin called Kenny John, first names don't get a hyphen though so this comment is retarded
The previous week these parents were on Jerry Springer.
Peep the black dude in his “shownuff the master outfit “
AM I THE BADDEST?!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dude!!!
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Crazy how the adults so often ruin the experience for the kids, whether it was a sportsmanship lesson or morality lesson, they failed them.
For all those saying parents over reacted. Didn't you see the Duke, Kentucky, Kansas, and Villanova scouts? These games mean scholarships, endorsements, pro contact negotiations, and apparel contracts! That shot cost the losing team millions in ticket sales alone! Oh..... wait...……. fail! LOL
Oh fucking well you win so.e and you lose some its life
Thats the stupidest thing I have ever heard.
You need to sew your mouth shut and sell your computer.
PLEASE dont have kids
Who the fuck is going to give a kid that age a scholarship/contract at a YMCA game???
Deadbeat.
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Sardonicism
Sardonicism is "the quality or state of being sardonic; an instance of this; a sardonic remark." A sardonic action is one that is "disdainfully or skeptically humorous" or "derisively mocking." Also, when referring to laughter or a smile, it is "bitter, scornful, mocking". Hence, when referring to a person or a personal attribute, it is "[c]haracterized by or exhibiting bitterness, scorn or mockery."
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Flipping idiot
@@mollkatless RIGHT! Good god these 2 knuckle heads are dumb as a box of rocks.
Later that night
Mommy why is daddy sleeping downstairs
Great shot youngster. That's the only thing worth discussing that I seen in this video. Little dude chunked it from downtown and nailed it.
Some parents are mental when it comes to sport. When I was playing tennis there is always some parent at the fence yelling and screaming at us.
It's all about parenting. Can't wait to see how their kids turn out when their grown.
Hopefully they're smart enough to see how ridiculous their father/parents are and use it as motivation to not be that way
Sad when these parents are trying to relive their Al Bundy high school days vicariously through their kids. My sons elementary school basketball team played in an inter-faith league and one particular game the parents of a Catholic Church team were so desperate to out cheer a bunch of elementary aged kids that they took to yelling and screaming during free throws and telling derogatory words towards our sons team on the floor. It was a sad day for the Catholic Church. Coach was thrown out for actually approaching my sons team on the floor and yelling at the bench for cheering Defense! BTW, they lost.
I witnessed this event, which might outdo the one you posted >>> two christian schools are playing a football game, see , and the home team is behind, and the cheerleaders are doing their best, but then Mrs Mommyboss leaves the bleachers, goes in front of the cheerleaders, tells the girls to watch her, and the Mommyboss starts doing cheers and screaming at the crowd to show enthusiasm. The cheerleaders were very embarassed by this, and Mommyboss was at least 36 years old and overweight ! hahahahhaaaaa and I'm rolling with laughter at the absurdity of it, but I did wish there had been some Security to remove her from the cheerleader zone and put her back in the bleachers, or off the property.
As my 2 boys grew up, I coached baseball, basketball and football for about 15 years total. Some parents were the worst. Being I was in the military during most of that time, I had no tolerance for any bad behavior towards any kids, refs, opposing coaches or me. I told the parents at the beginning of the season, I had no problem having a game stopped and them leave the premises if they got out of line. In all those years, I only had one problem and it was from an opposing kids father. The idiot actually followed me to the parking lot. My wife saw it and called the police so I didn't have to have a fight in front of the kids.
"I thought this was 'merica huh?"
"Isn't this 'merica, I'm sorry, I thought this was 'merica!"
Didnt know it was the NBA finals
I think he upset because the clock didnt move as the kid brought it up to score. 10.00 seconds
Thanks. I was wondering what they were arguing about. I couldn't see the clock.
I have figured out why everyone thinks kids are screwed up - How does a kid learn things like: being a gracious loser/winner, All you can do is your best, Sometimes you do your best and still lose, Sometimes life isnt fair. When the parrents do not even know these things.
Are we just not going to talk about the stright awesome shot that young gentlemen just made? Way to go young sir! This is just SAD.
I'd be pissed too. The line was white,+3 pts, and the under/over was 65 points.
I lost 5 grand on this shit
Hey... hey... hey... i need to live my dream through my kid!!! We can't lose!!!!!
The little bit with his hands out in disbelief is a mood🤗
I've seen this sad 😞 kind of event at my school games. Little league baseball, Jr varsity basketball, volley ball! These parents are trying to live through the kids. My message to them. You lost the big game in the 80's!!! Let them play for themselves!!!
Despite your angry parents, that was a nice shot!
Nothin but a jagaloon deadbeat dad who ran outta beer at half time an couldnt find his keys to go get more !!
They were already going to win by one point, but what a shot. Nice going lil man.
That was a nice shot! It’s all about the kids and they are having fun playing basketball
That dad’s still losing
36-32. Won by 4! What’s the problem
My son played high level AAU basketball. Outside of having a few choice words for the ref. we respect and appreciate good basketball no matter which team makes the winning play.
That's the lesson I want to teach my son.
They love to complain but none of them would ever volunteer as coaches or referees!
omg, I can't wait to see the parents go to the McDonald drive thru to order a quarter pounder?!
The girls would be done player by the time they finish debating.
University of Kentucky, Virginia, Kansas, and UNLV all had scouts at this game. Watching 3 potential scholarship offers. Parents were upset their new mobile home wouldn't get paid for by Kentucky or new tractor from UNLV! lol
Parents sit down and stop making it about you because it’s not about you it’s about them having fun with their peers
Last year two grandfathers fought at my seven-year-old’s baseball game
Ol timers fighting. Classic
Unreal.
Terrible!!
I'd like to see that, is it on CZcams
Really ! How low class they are ! It's about the kids having fun and good sportsmanship !
This is why I have one of my kids in band and the other one playing the violin. Not to much violence there lol.
You notice the kids don't even care that they lost. I cannot STAND parents that act like this. They must know what they are teaching their children.
the score board says "32 "home" and "36 "away" so im guessing the kid that hit the 3 pointer we see is on the "away" team correct?so the away team won by 4 POINTS and would have won by 1 point without the last 3 pointer made correct?why argue about it?the away team was going to win by 1 or by 3 = it dont matte the away team had the lead even before the last shot.
mmeatheaddd no. The scorer gave points to the wrong team. The score before the shot was 32-33, home team down. Then the shot for the win to make it 35-33 for home team. At 1:02 you see the final score. I’m guessing some parents weren’t looking at the score and didn’t see the accidental adding of points to their team so we’re mad when they were taken away. I am being nice here. I realize in actuality the parents were being asses.
I think that’s why the parents were mad. The team with the ball was already winning, and the boy didn’t need to shoot at all.
Instead of shooting, he should have held the ball to run out the clock. ( for 10 year olds, I don’t agree with this, but would be considered poor sportsmanship later in their years )
Did you not see the reply above you, that makes more sense
I the parents are mad because the score keeper did not start the clock right away. At the beginning of video you see clock is stopped at 10 secs when kid dribbles across half court.
@@iamshafe nah we were losing that was the game winner 😎
Dude, get over it. Your kid will not be playing in the NBA. Live in the present, not vicariously through him.
as a former ref, i was always taught, after the game, to get the heck away asap, as half the crowd was against you. those parents will always ruin a great game!
When my daughter began playing organized sports, she would get upset when the ref made a bad call. I told her early on that the refs were only human and sometimes they made mistakes. There will always be bad calls. Sometimes they’ll go against you and sometimes they’ll go your way. You aren’t going to change their minds so you have to accept it either way and concentrate on the next play. She took it to heart and never argued with a ref right through college. We might talk and complain about it on the way home but never on the court.
I've said it a million times. Parents should not be allowed within 500yds of any youth sporting contests. Our BS rules and regulations suck the everliving fun out of the game for the kids. They are kids, just let them play.
Agreed.
I think you have an excellent idea. In fact, I'd take it a bit further and say that parents ruin kids, kids don't ruin themselves.
None of those people complaining ever played competitively. 😂🤣😂🤣
Yeah cause it's the kids with dads like that they go anywhere.....
When I coached, I always wore a hat. As soon as parents would start with their "suggestions" I would offer my hat and ask if they would like to coach. When they said, "ummm, welll...." then I would say...."that is what I thought. There is only one coach and I am it. If you want the job....I am happy to watch.
Years ago I substitute coached for my son's basketball team against the undefeated team.
We won by about ten points.
The other coach had his team leave immediately and not line up for the high five good game thing.
The other coach never talked to me again.
"Waaaaaaaa! He CHEATED! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"
3:05 where is the kid on the lefts hair line???
This is exactly why officials and even coaches are getting more and more hard to find. Little or no pay, and the DELIGHT of dealing with parents who most likely have never played any organized sports in their life. Yes, actually playing DOES help folks understand the challenges we face. Do it for the kids!
I love parents who live vicariously through their kids.
That subspecies of human is called “loser”.
They still lost if he didn't make it. 33 to 32
I think the scorekeeper initially added 3 points to the wrong team... at first, the final score was 36-32, but at the 2:28 mark the scoreboard was changed to 35-33. So the basket was the winning basket.
Thanks for clearing that up I was here all confused wondering why the defensive team wasn't intentionally fouling if they were down
Amazing! The one's arguing can't play a lick of basketball! And why are they arguing anyway? Every kid in the league is gonna get a trophy no matter how good or how suck a team is anyway!
aint that the sad truth.
Good point ! Can't have a peaking order, gotta make the sorriest kid feel like he's just as good as the best kid! Surprised they even kept score. Wussification of America.
@chazbukowski And you must be one those parents who clearly sucks at sports. Oh by the way beer pong is not a sport!
@@qjersey2317 lol probably one of the butthurt parents from that team that probably cost them their trip to the Olympics 😂
@@iamkazie9401 😂😆😂😆
An overweight high school former athlete trying to relive his glory days through his kids. If you’re one of these super serious parents it’s pathetic.
Damn that shot really surprised me , it looked like he just threw the ball but he scored , good job kiddo
After a football game I had a parent saying “shameful” to me on my way out and I shouldn’t have said anything but I turned around and said “it’s not my fault your team can’t stop one player”
To put that into context, the pissed parent’s team kept getting burned by the same running back play after player to the point I was saying it’s going to him
Clock didn't start in time. The kids walking the ball up the court an the clock isn't running
Then file a complaint with the director of the youth league. I mean, c'mon man...it's just a fucking youth league basketball game. And you weren't even there. An your kids weren't playing in that game. Get over it, will you?
@@rayjr62.. whoa calm down bud
Tysons Accosta yeah. SJN makes a good point.
I love the it’s a youth sport argument. People have no idea the hard work and dedication some kids and parents put into this. This guy took it too far yes, but the time and effort that goes in sometimes is great. Winning is a huge boost to kids confidence and sense of worth. It’s heart breaking to see them lose. I coach football, 2nd grade. Just lost today in the final round of playoffs. Every boy crying, and some coaches choked up. A lot goes into this, big part of these kids lives.
@@mitchjones2821 by the looks of it this is a Middle School team, they maybe practice a total of 2 hours a week?
The USSF did a study in IA a bout a decade ago. Players, ages 9-12, were asked tp rate the season they had just had under 3 different scenarios 1.
Being a football (soccer)coach I used to see this all the time ... I retired 8 years ago