Ok...I totally agree with Sandman and CHT...but the frustration from the winning end of a mismatch is usually how to get a good game that is beneficial for your players WITHOUT making it a total blowout. Sometimes it happens despite efforts to put in restrictions.
On the other hand, intentionally running up the score and screaming at players to keep running it up is just wrong and makes a coach difficult to respect. I would say that to anyone at the middle school, JV, or varsity level.
Most times, coaches with that mentality grow out of it with experience and wisdom...sometimes they don't.
I'm not saying that actually happened at the game in question, because I wasn't there, but I have seen it before, so I'm just making a general statement.
