There should be no viral 3rd graders. Austin rivers said it best. These kids are what's killing basketball. Learn to have respect for the game and your fellow players.
It's not the kids fault man they just emulate what they see other people do Hold the older people accountable like ja morant and other disrespectful hoppers in the NBA who do this nonsense because obviously the kids are gonna emulate it Parents also need to stop their kid from doing it too they think there kid is being competitive when really he's acting like an idiot
@@kembryembry3394 They are not the same. Sportsmanship is about how players treat one another. It has nothing to do with how many team are in a tourney. The Play-In tourney is about $. More playoff games = more TV $ for the NBA.
@@Happi___LBJ Really. So if they eliminated trash talking, all the fans and TV deals would disappear because basketball would just get lost in the crowd of other sports? Fans don't watch it for great moves, super dunks, and logo 3s. The fans watch for the trash talking?
There is multiple factors to sports if sports relied on one factor, sports overall would be boring. So yes, I do believe logo threes and posters aren’t the only thing that shapes the NBA
Parent not “Parents”. Majority of these kids don’t have a father in the house to whoop their ass and keep them in line. Kobe,Shaq,Jordan,Tim Duncan, and Barry Sanders all grew up in 2 parent households. Did they ever act this way???? HELL NO
@@venomsymbiote7555maybe the do have both parents but they just don’t teach their kids to humble themselves and instead just let them do all these celebrations
But in reality these kids that are disrespectful generally have a very high level of compete and tend to go places like NCAA or off the professional sports.
I'm old enough to remember when "sportsmanship" was a reason you wanted your kid to play sports, along with other antique ideas like "fair play" and "respect for opponents" and "having fun." And if I was a fourth grader coming home with a tattoo like that, my mom would have tattooed my behind way more than that for good measure. Shame on that "parent" who allowed that to happen.
@@LeBrainRotOfficial these kids aren’t growing up with both parents in the household. Over 50% of kids today are growing up with just 1 parent and that’s usually the mom. Can a mom raise a man🤔🤔🤔🤔. The answer more often than not is NO. There are exceptions sure but that does not make the rule🤷♂️
@@aprilshepard7153Fighting? Talking crap? Are you an idiot?? Yes...thats poor sports.anship. I hope you don't have kids if you think any of this is ok
@@se7enzee444 Yes you don't ever need to taunt, but its part of the game. You see people in the NBA get into fights right? Thats because you get heated really easily in physical sports, doesn't matter if you're better or worse.
@@neeltrip2443 Taunting is how fights start.. It's a penalty/foul in football, basketball, and baseball... Axxhole move. The fun of sports is winning, playing hard, enjoying your teamates.. not talking shxt.
No it makes perfect sense…that’s EXACTLY what’s happening….it’s generations of soft, entitled brats that don’t know how to respect anything. So yeah it’s a perfect storm. Cry unfair, blame everybody else, and go into rages when things don’t go your way. This is the story of our country in 2023.
There’s a reason international players are beginning to take over the NBA. It’s only going to continue until the US figures out how to develop players. Instead, we got a bunch of D’Angelo Russells walking around.
thats actually wild these kids are doing crap like this, takes the fun out of the game after a while. you dont gain anything, ANYTHING, by taunting someone. what makes you think there disrespect on the basketball court wont be how they act regularly. its a problem.
A lot Coaches and parents of kids that play at this high of level this early emphasize winning over sportsmanship and even skill. Also sites like this are to blame. Making kids feel “famous” before they are ready to process it
Coaches like John Wooden and Bud Grant werethe epitomy of discipline and self control. They demanded the same qualities from their players. Now everyone thinks it's cool to be a jerk. Alot of these kids are headed for a big reality check when they land in the real world. A miniscule number become pros and outside of that their childish behavior will no longer be tolerated.
Not the coaches or the refs fault. They can help and de-escalate confrontation, but it’s the parents that need teach/show better respect within the household.
Coaches can bench these players as soon as they do it, sit them down, say respect the game or don't play it.... yes parents need to teach respect at home but enforcing it is on the coach.
Why are we analyzing grade school players? This is ridiculous. It's no wonder that these kids dont know what respect and sportsmanship is when you look at who their role models are
This is a huge problem in youth football and opposing coaches and parents not condone it but also encourage it. Celebrate the most basic garbage. We got to teach these kids to be respectful
These kids are playing to win. Good for them. I’m pretty sure they don’t want participation trophies. They want real athletic success. There is hope for humanity.
At this age you're supposed to be learning lessons for life. How to respect and honour your team mates (co workers), your coaches (bosses, managers), officials and umpires (police, authority figures), and opposition (strangers in public and official settings).
I cannot believe there are 3rd graders who are so disrespectful against their opponents. Plus, the parents and the refs shouldn't let that slide. They should be teaching them some sportsmanship.
The only difference is that this generation gets filmed constantly. Kids were AWFUL in the 70s and 80s when I grew up, but adults didn't see it and nobody believed it if you told them. I saw kids kill peoples pets, back girls into corners and mess with them until they ran away crying, take shit and throw it at cars, fist fight for money... people have been talking about the good old days since people could talk.
Some of the parents are the problem, some are just idiots. Kids pick up bad behavior from college and pros too. But I gotta give these kids credit for their competitiveness. And ya gotta have some swag, confidence, etc. otherwise "stay seated".
Respect for the little guys able to go out there and compete. Not so much for the kids who look like they should be in high school but are playing 9 year olds.
It's more emotional intelligence, it's good to show passion but if it's not controlled that would mean it's easy to get into their heads to make a mistake.
They see disrespectful behavior on TV all day excused as 'expressing himself' and 'entertainment' and 'just having fun' and we're gonna act surprised? Every time you don't call out bad behavior at any level of sport, you encourage it at all levels.
Both my daughters played AAU, club,CYO,High School and one currently plays in college, the other one had enough after high school and doesn’t play in college. The bullshit I’ve seen in the last 15 years is unbelievable. The kids today think it’s D-1 or bust, and their parents think it’s a given. I am so glad to be done with this crap. All sports today are a mess.
Overly impressed with their own self-unimportance. Maybe it’s time to put a moratorium on sports until we can remember what the true purpose is supposed to be. Too much money and too much attention.
It all starts in the home and with parents and coaches...sports are suppose to be about teamwork and learning to deal with wins and losing. Being humble
What do you expect from children when they watch grown adult players act like fools on the court. Kids are gonna be what they see. You wan't class, show them that.
I don't watch basketball, so forgive me if this is ignorant. Can someone please explain why the lay-up at 5:37 was not called for travelling? Depending on when you consider the #1 to be in "control" of the ball, he either takes 3 or 4 steps after the dribbling stops. From what I've always understood and what I read from the rules, you can only take one step while holding the ball (i.e. Whichever foot is the pivot foot can leave the ground, but cannot touch the ground again while holding the ball).
nba doesn't call travel anymore so no one does but yes that is a travel. You can blame Lebron for that. Also you can take two steps after holding the ball
I ref and have thrown players out for less. not only has the NBA destroyed the game with 3pts. but now its poisoning our young players. I hope they don't come into a gym I'm working at, its awful cold outside in the car! The NBA has become unwatchable!!!
This just wouldn't be allowed in other countries. In Australia, I've pulled kids off for just staring down an opposition player. I honestly can count on one hand how many disrespectful players I've seen on any team in the last 5 years. And it's just not a thing in our top kids. We have 3 state players in our local competition and every single one is all smiles the whole game. While not playing on the state team, they are they all try to build up the weaker players and are smiles the entire time. None would dare talk back to an umpire! The only time you realise they are state players is when they play against each other. Those are fun games. But I'm not surprised. Working in the USA for 5 years I went to a lot of youth bball games to watch my friend's kid. The coaches and the parents were just... something else. Cheering the kid who scored 30 points in a game but never passed to the other kids. Coaches just saying, "Pass it to Leon." Leon being so tall no-one could defend him. Zone defense in under 10s and running 'plays.' Instructions to rile up other players.
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It's sad how far respect has fallen with this generation
Your generation only thinks they’re respectful.
@@PatsFanForever nigga 5,3 in 3rd grade aint normal dumbass thats like a 6th grader height
5'3*
But when players used to assault eachother on national television it’s ok but saying u too small is too much
N o y o u w e r e n o t.
There should be no viral 3rd graders. Austin rivers said it best. These kids are what's killing basketball. Learn to have respect for the game and your fellow players.
Agreed
It's not the kids fault man they just emulate what they see other people do
Hold the older people accountable like ja morant and other disrespectful hoppers in the NBA who do this nonsense because obviously the kids are gonna emulate it
Parents also need to stop their kid from doing it too they think there kid is being competitive when really he's acting like an idiot
Hah Austin rivers that guy who’s daddy made sure he had a spot on the team
Parents and coaches do not teach sportsmanship anymore. It's all about winning.
There’s too much “sportsmanship” now. Everyone gets a trophy now. The NBA even has a play in tournament lol
@@kembryembry3394 They are not the same. Sportsmanship is about how players treat one another. It has nothing to do with how many team are in a tourney. The Play-In tourney is about $. More playoff games = more TV $ for the NBA.
Yeah, and they shouldn’t what molded Basketball is the concept of trash talk, without it, it’s just another sport in the pile
@@Happi___LBJ Really. So if they eliminated trash talking, all the fans and TV deals would disappear because basketball would just get lost in the crowd of other sports? Fans don't watch it for great moves, super dunks, and logo 3s. The fans watch for the trash talking?
There is multiple factors to sports if sports relied on one factor, sports overall would be boring. So yes, I do believe logo threes and posters aren’t the only thing that shapes the NBA
Starts at home... what happens when 99% of these kids don't make it. Hope the parents saved enough to put them in treatment
Parent not “Parents”. Majority of these kids don’t have a father in the house to whoop their ass and keep them in line. Kobe,Shaq,Jordan,Tim Duncan, and Barry Sanders all grew up in 2 parent households. Did they ever act this way???? HELL NO
@@venomsymbiote7555maybe the do have both parents but they just don’t teach their kids to humble themselves and instead just let them do all these celebrations
...or realistically enough to put money on they prison books.
Good sportsmanship goes a long ways. We cannot expect something good to happen after disrespect is displayed.
good... man... isn't in their DNA
they will learn to respect their cell mate in prison😜
But in reality these kids that are disrespectful generally have a very high level of compete and tend to go places like NCAA or off the professional sports.
@@drexxler138 or jail
I'm old enough to remember when "sportsmanship" was a reason you wanted your kid to play sports, along with other antique ideas like "fair play" and "respect for opponents" and "having fun."
And if I was a fourth grader coming home with a tattoo like that, my mom would have tattooed my behind way more than that for good measure. Shame on that "parent" who allowed that to happen.
that tatoo is temporary
@@partybabushka5481 Even so.
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If I did that in my games as a kid my dad would have smacked me and walked me out of the game
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Agreed
That 4th grader got held back like 6 years💀
Fr. That kid old enough to vote. 😆💀
He barely hit the net with the ball trying that just to do it 😂😂😂
This isn't the type of basketball i want my child to play.
Parents yelling at the ref and say "REF, YOU CONTROL THE GAME", then the ref says "THEN WATCH IT" lmao
It “Parent” not Parents. What makes you think these kids come from 2 parent homes? Also you think they would be acting this way if they did🤔
Bro he quiet
@@venomsymbiote7555 a child has two parents, and he means parents like a lot of parents as a group
@@LeBrainRotOfficial these kids aren’t growing up with both parents in the household. Over 50% of kids today are growing up with just 1 parent and that’s usually the mom. Can a mom raise a man🤔🤔🤔🤔. The answer more often than not is NO. There are exceptions sure but that does not make the rule🤷♂️
@@venomsymbiote7555 that was not what the original post was saying 😂
This is disgusting sportsmanship is what they need to learn respect also have moments but your a child good habits first
How is it bad sportsmanship
@@aprilshepard7153Fighting? Talking crap? Are you an idiot?? Yes...thats poor sports.anship. I hope you don't have kids if you think any of this is ok
I average 25 points a game and never talked down to an opponent. Play with class
I mean sometimes it's fine, I get heated in my soccer games, and so do my teammates. Its okay to taunt opponents but there's a line you can't cross
All the best players let their game speak for itself. These new kids don't know anything about that unfortunately smh.
@@neeltrip2443 If you are a better player, you do not need to taunt.
@@se7enzee444 Yes you don't ever need to taunt, but its part of the game. You see people in the NBA get into fights right? Thats because you get heated really easily in physical sports, doesn't matter if you're better or worse.
@@neeltrip2443 Taunting is how fights start.. It's a penalty/foul in football, basketball, and baseball... Axxhole move. The fun of sports is winning, playing hard, enjoying your teamates.. not talking shxt.
AAU is out of control. Talent is amazing but the taunting and parents have become completely obnoxious
That is true today. Y brother got ejected because he pushed a kid for calling him sped
It's the blacks just no one has the nuts to say it
@@ryans7252 No it’s not that’s acually racist
@@ryans7252 lol wow you’re so strong and brave.
@@Fuccoffbud unlike Muhammad Ali. Too scared to fight in the war.
Half the time old school fans complain players are too soft these days and then the other half they complain about the lack of sportsmanship.
Old school
..u want to see a physical 4th grader??? Fuk outta here....dumbest comment ever
Damn if you do, damn if you dont type of situation. You cant please old people.
Acting a fool for tiktok doesnt make you not soft. You can be soft and disrespectful at the same time
You make it sound like those two things are mutually exclusive.
No it makes perfect sense…that’s EXACTLY what’s happening….it’s generations of soft, entitled brats that don’t know how to respect anything. So yeah it’s a perfect storm. Cry unfair, blame everybody else, and go into rages when things don’t go your way. This is the story of our country in 2023.
There’s a reason international players are beginning to take over the NBA. It’s only going to continue until the US figures out how to develop players. Instead, we got a bunch of D’Angelo Russells walking around.
thats actually wild these kids are doing crap like this, takes the fun out of the game after a while. you dont gain anything, ANYTHING, by taunting someone. what makes you think there disrespect on the basketball court wont be how they act regularly. its a problem.
Bro really has stats for the best big in the class of 2032
We should teach kids to respect people (elderly, peer, and young) through sports. These kinds of disrespectful acts are not okay.
A lot Coaches and parents of kids that play at this high of level this early emphasize winning over sportsmanship and even skill.
Also sites like this are to blame. Making kids feel “famous” before they are ready to process it
If I ever did that my dad would yank me off the court
"act like you been there"......Barry Sanders
Coaches like John Wooden and Bud Grant werethe epitomy of discipline and self control. They demanded the same qualities from their players. Now everyone thinks it's cool to be a jerk. Alot of these kids are headed for a big reality check when they land in the real world. A miniscule number become pros and outside of that their childish behavior will no longer be tolerated.
Why man? Some people are so disrespectful. Nice vid bye the way!
You’re absolutely right but they aren’t learning it in school. They are watching so -called adults.
Not the coaches or the refs fault. They can help and de-escalate confrontation, but it’s the parents that need teach/show better respect within the household.
True
Coaches can bench these players as soon as they do it, sit them down, say respect the game or don't play it.... yes parents need to teach respect at home but enforcing it is on the coach.
Istg, you throw the ball off my face in the middle of a game, game over!
I think your forgetting these are kids, and they still have a lot to learn about the world.
Why are we analyzing grade school players? This is ridiculous. It's no wonder that these kids dont know what respect and sportsmanship is when you look at who their role models are
Kason is 10 in 3rd grade 💀
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This is a huge problem in youth football and opposing coaches and parents not condone it but also encourage it. Celebrate the most basic garbage. We got to teach these kids to be respectful
Says a lot about their parents
It's a hard to believe an adult would highlight childhood nonsense. Pathetic.
If they want to make it to the nba and college ledges they need to learn good sportsmanship because this is stupid
It’s sad that this is what kids are like today. Smdh 🤦♂️
And people wonder y kids r so disrespectful now. Parents r embarrassing now a days
What are they feeding to kids these days
Before we ask "where's the parents/discipline at home?", well that's what created this.
The first kids they got entered into a big tournament and got beat like 40 to 10
These kids are playing to win. Good for them. I’m pretty sure they don’t want participation trophies. They want real athletic success. There is hope for humanity.
This is ridiculous. All of this nonsense should be stopped. No wonder kids are out of control.
"sToP fIlMiNg" -Easter Sunday Matchup
At this age you're supposed to be learning lessons for life. How to respect and honour your team mates (co workers), your coaches (bosses, managers), officials and umpires (police, authority figures), and opposition (strangers in public and official settings).
I always thought that many children has the capability to know what is wrong and what is right without the parents or coaches teaching.
Generation of thugs! Parents shold be ashame of these kids.
I cannot believe there are 3rd graders who are so disrespectful against their opponents. Plus, the parents and the refs shouldn't let that slide. They should be teaching them some sportsmanship.
The only difference is that this generation gets filmed constantly. Kids were AWFUL in the 70s and 80s when I grew up, but adults didn't see it and nobody believed it if you told them. I saw kids kill peoples pets, back girls into corners and mess with them until they ran away crying, take shit and throw it at cars, fist fight for money... people have been talking about the good old days since people could talk.
Some of the parents are the problem, some are just idiots. Kids pick up bad behavior from college and pros too. But I gotta give these kids credit for their competitiveness. And ya gotta have some swag, confidence, etc. otherwise "stay seated".
Failed parenting has ruined this society.
Can they read? How many in jail already?
I used to follow high school sports. Saw this coming years ago. Disgusting.
Parenting does not exist anymore..
What do you expect. That's learned behavior from siblings, parents, coaches and social media.
Shame on the parents and coaches. They teach and allow this garbage to happen
“Coolest in the room” is everywhere now. Sportsmanship, like honor and responsibility, are considered the refuge of the incurably “un cool”.
People thought it was cute at first. These are the type of kids that grow up to end up in jail if not checked.
This is disgusting.
Bad parenting bad sportsmanship skills will fade with time then all that is left if an arrogant person no one wants around
Education starts from parents.
that is a culture ..........
Look at their Idols!? What do you expect.
Respect for the little guys able to go out there and compete. Not so much for the kids who look like they should be in high school but are playing 9 year olds.
Boy. I wonder where that crap came from??!
Today's parents are about as educated on how to raise a child as Ted Bundy is.
Teachable moments! It’s up to the coach to bench these kids and teach them respect. You can’t expect a ref to try to control the behavior
In most cases, i only see toxic behaviour
Poor sportsmanship is a form of bullying
It's more emotional intelligence, it's good to show passion but if it's not controlled that would mean it's easy to get into their heads to make a mistake.
The Bible told it thousands of years ago. Now we get to see it.
They see disrespectful behavior on TV all day excused as 'expressing himself' and 'entertainment' and 'just having fun' and we're gonna act surprised?
Every time you don't call out bad behavior at any level of sport, you encourage it at all levels.
This is clear what our future will be like. Kids are more disrespectful than ever and getting worse.
Nah, I'd place respect for others at a higher priority over being good at throwing a ball in a basket.
Taunting is a form of bullying and should not be tolerated. They learned this crap from the pros.
This is where it all starts with the wonderful parents who program there kids to act like this . Unreal.
They do what they see.
LMAO. That is no fourth grader.
7:04 my mans traveled so hard and then the celly like wake up refs
Both my daughters played AAU, club,CYO,High School and one currently plays in college, the other one had enough after high school and doesn’t play in college. The bullshit I’ve seen in the last 15 years is unbelievable. The kids today think it’s D-1 or bust, and their parents think it’s a given. I am so glad to be done with this crap. All sports today are a mess.
Overly impressed with their own self-unimportance. Maybe it’s time to put a moratorium on sports until we can remember what the true purpose is supposed to be. Too much money and too much attention.
Main reason I can’t watch basketball anymore. If I want a bunch of clowns, I’ll go to a circus.
It all starts in the home and with parents and coaches...sports are suppose to be about teamwork and learning to deal with wins and losing.
Being humble
The parents of youth athletes are always so classy. Every game is an NBA final. If your a parent of a youth athlete these days your all class.
I can’t believe bro did that celebration in front of Colton clevenger
It starts in the home.
Can’t wait to see your follow up video of when these kids get the living shit kicked out of them for disrespecting the wrong person
7:47 now that’s crazy😂
0:25 aye gotta teach em young
when you said “class of 2032” you made me feel old as a high schooer 😂
What do you expect from children when they watch grown adult players act like fools on the court. Kids are gonna be what they see. You wan't class, show them that.
This video tells me there are some terrible parents out there. Humble your kids.
We're talking about the best THIRD GRADERS in the country. WHAT...THE...ACTUAL...FUGG....
“Real tattoos”
Yup…society is fucked. Allowing this behavior is sad. Encouraging it is unforgivable
I don't watch basketball, so forgive me if this is ignorant.
Can someone please explain why the lay-up at 5:37 was not called for travelling? Depending on when you consider the #1 to be in "control" of the ball, he either takes 3 or 4 steps after the dribbling stops. From what I've always understood and what I read from the rules, you can only take one step while holding the ball (i.e. Whichever foot is the pivot foot can leave the ground, but cannot touch the ground again while holding the ball).
those kids probably used nba 3 step rules, but in standard fiba playbook its travel
nba doesn't call travel anymore so no one does but yes that is a travel. You can blame Lebron for that. Also you can take two steps after holding the ball
I ref and have thrown players out for less. not only has the NBA destroyed the game with 3pts. but now its poisoning our young players. I hope they don't come into a gym I'm working at, its awful cold outside in the car! The NBA has become unwatchable!!!
Man these kids got bad parents!!
This just wouldn't be allowed in other countries. In Australia, I've pulled kids off for just staring down an opposition player. I honestly can count on one hand how many disrespectful players I've seen on any team in the last 5 years. And it's just not a thing in our top kids. We have 3 state players in our local competition and every single one is all smiles the whole game. While not playing on the state team, they are they all try to build up the weaker players and are smiles the entire time. None would dare talk back to an umpire! The only time you realise they are state players is when they play against each other. Those are fun games.
But I'm not surprised. Working in the USA for 5 years I went to a lot of youth bball games to watch my friend's kid. The coaches and the parents were just... something else. Cheering the kid who scored 30 points in a game but never passed to the other kids. Coaches just saying, "Pass it to Leon." Leon being so tall no-one could defend him. Zone defense in under 10s and running 'plays.' Instructions to rile up other players.
Neither do the parents
Kason gotta brush his teeth lmao
That boy Kason gonna get humbled real quick with that flex he did.
They learn from what they see in hear