Reckless abandon
"Reckless abandon" means to act in a wild and carefree manner, often without considering the consequences. It describes behavior that is bold and unrestrained.
“Unrestrained surrender to impulse or passion, without regard for convention, appearances, good sense, or risk.”
“He played with reckless abandon, his enthusiasm for the game flowing from his every pore.”
“They not only taught us about football, they taught us about life and how to be men. They prepared us for this portion of our lives, how to be good men, husbands and outstanding members of our community. When we left home for practice or a game, our parents always knew that we were in good hands.”
https://www.tribtoday.com/sports/local-sports/2019/10/brookfield-1978-title-team-was-dominant/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wreckless_Abandon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reckless_Abandon
Like all propaganda there’s two sides to every “Story,” says, “Equational Poetry?” ™
Moreover, The reason Brookfield High School was an “independent team” in 1978 was because they were thrown-out of the league for fighting. Pete Durman is one of the sad ones that Barbra Hershey speaks of in the Hoosiers (film) as the time I spoke to him on the phone at his sister’s house confirmed.
Discrimination, racism and politics are what Brookfield and Ohio do best.
In short summation and point, “Equational Poetry” ™ derives reckless abandon, John Delserone’s, coaching philosophy a grave mistake in The POETRIES-PRIOR, especially WITHIN the marshal Arts, which was also the parent's concern for the players during Delserone’s era, which may have contributed to his health issues?
