Joakim Noah

[crusse10]

Noah is on First Take this morning. He was asked how he's handled the rough times this year, with the Mary Jane bust as well as his team voting him to be suspended longer.
When Dana Jacobson asked him how he would change his recent string of luck, he said he wouldn't change anything.
Then Dana specifically asked if he would change his actions in the marijuana situation, and he again said he wouldn't.

As if we didn't know he was an idiot from this picture...

Now all doubt has been cleared.

This was a perfect PR chance for him to say "I was wrong, and if I could go back, I would definitely change my actions."
Instead, he said that all his experiences help to build him.

I can tell ya, it may be easy to just Not Smoke Pot. There are plenty of people that simply do Not Smoke Pot.
It doesn't have to be an experience to teach you to Not Smoke Pot.

 

[VOLinthaNATI]

Noah is on First Take this morning. He was asked how he's handled the rough times this year, with the Mary Jane bust as well as his team voting him to be suspended longer.
When Dana Jacobson asked him how he would change his recent string of luck, he said he wouldn't change anything.
Then Dana specifically asked if he would change his actions in the marijuana situation, and he again said he wouldn't.

As if we didn't know he was an idiot from this picture...

Now all doubt has been cleared.

This was a perfect PR chance for him to say "I was wrong, and if I could go back, I would definitely change my actions."
Instead, he said that all his experiences help to build him.

I can tell ya, it may be easy to just Not Smoke Pot. There are plenty of people that simply do Not Smoke Pot.
It doesn't have to be an experience to teach you to Not Smoke Pot.

Why does he have to come out and say he would change his actions if he could? Because it's the cliche thing to do? Because you want him too? He doesn't seem to be dwelling on it...why should anyone else?
Posted via VolNation Mobile

 

[crusse10]

It's not the cliche thing to do, it's the right thing to do.
You aren't going to get people on your side by saying "If I could go back, I'd do it again."
That's just straight-up stupid.

 

[KB5252]

It's not the cliche thing to do, it's the right thing to do.
You aren't going to get people on your side by saying "If I could go back, I'd do it again."
That's just straight-up stupid.

It also gives the impression to your team mates you just don't give a damn. Not a good message for a young guy to send out to the players around them. It's obvious he has problems and he is choosing to be indignant.