Winning a game isn't so important after all when you have to get barbaric to do it. There isn't any use in trying to set rules to govern the thing.
Students are intelligent enough to understand the principle of sportsmanship.
You don't need rules. Or so Tar Heel basketball coach Frank McGuire thought when he said these words more than 40 years ago. At halftime, he asked for the microphone to rise above the noise of the frenzied students excited by a Tar Heel lead and make a plea that they stop their booing of Duke. The booing stopped, and the Heels lost. A month later in Durham, boos were the least of his problems.