10-09-2017, 02:46 PM
I don't think there are any guidelines here, beyond general "don't be a jerk".
I tend to think highlighting players in specific plays is fair game. Player X whiffed on his block doesn't seem to be especially offensive. I would expect that players and parents are harder on themselves than anything we can do. I think even highlighting players' limitations seems within bounds. To post that someone struggles in coverage or is getting blown off the line, or even "hasn't had enough 'impact plays' such as tackles for a loss, sacks, etc. seems reasonable for an internet message board.
I tend to draw (my personal) line at general attacks directed at players or coaches. Player X is a moron or player Y sucks or player z is a waste of a scholarship all seem to be insults without any analysis. Fortunately, I think they are pretty rare here.
BC
I tend to think highlighting players in specific plays is fair game. Player X whiffed on his block doesn't seem to be especially offensive. I would expect that players and parents are harder on themselves than anything we can do. I think even highlighting players' limitations seems within bounds. To post that someone struggles in coverage or is getting blown off the line, or even "hasn't had enough 'impact plays' such as tackles for a loss, sacks, etc. seems reasonable for an internet message board.
I tend to draw (my personal) line at general attacks directed at players or coaches. Player X is a moron or player Y sucks or player z is a waste of a scholarship all seem to be insults without any analysis. Fortunately, I think they are pretty rare here.
BC
