The rules often concern gamesmanship and not disrespecting players on the opposing team. Cocky and arrogant, he invariably wound opponents up before and during matches with his gamesmanship. The term also appears in art theory to mean playfulness, as in "literary gamesmanship". One journalist noted his use of "slimy tricks", a possible early reference to his gamesmanship. Davis later admitted this was used as gamesmanship against Strickland. The gamesmanship between the teams started before the first faceoff. What they got instead was opacity and gamesmanship. The high school men and woman basketball teams are state renowned for their gamesmanship. Davis would later suggest this was used as gamesmanship. Fuller appeared as herself in the episode "Gamesmanship". From this book, the term "Gamesmanship" entered the English language. A third sequel to "Gamesmanship", was published in 1958 under the title of "Supermanship". It was inspired by the "Gamesmanship" series of books by Stephen Potter. A second successor to "Gamesmanship" was published as "One-Upmanship" (1952).