Jeff Limoncelli, who coaches varsity baseball and JV boys basketball, said he wouldn't stop being emotional because of fear of a code that said, "be gracious in victory and accept defeat with dignity."
"I don't want to alter the way I coach," he said.
Marino called his revised code "significantly different" from the original one and said additional revisions are possible.
Minton update: The Post-Standard did a follow-up on Syracuse Nottingham wrestler and football player Daniel "Debo" Minton Jr. on Saturday, a day ahead of a benefit to raise money for his medical expenses.
Minton broke his neck in two places March 10 during a post-season wrestling tournament at Canastota, and the paper says that The medical staff that treated him at University Hospital regards his recovery progress as remarkable.
Minton's first-person account of the fateful accident on the wrestling mat and the immediate aftermath is chilling. His rehabilitation has been inspiring.
"The first time I stood up, I passed out," he told the paper. "But then, for the first time, I could see things around me. I felt more confident, like this really isn't as bad as it seems. After about two months, I could walk with a walker.
"Now, I can walk. I can hop and I can swim. I just can't run or jog."
