Trump lover Dabo Swinney says that black people should love and pray for cops








Will any of these players de-commit as a result of Dabo's obvious prejudice?
um.. no. there isn't a lot of conversation about it here. I only heard about it later in the evening yesterday. we'll see what today brings. since greenlee the former clemson TE who is the player, said, he wasn't calling ME that but repeating what I was saying, and is like, it's whatever, they've squashed it.
The article in the state, is better than the si story, and you get the sense that greenlee was hurt but resigned that it is what it is.
https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/acc/clemson-university/article243211211.html
 
Don't shoot me, but I rooted for Clemson over Alabama in their playoff games. This is not the first time I have had to re-think something I did

The black recruits will still flock to him...worse than the white coach calling another white coach a n***** lover because he has a black girlfriend.

I feel the same way. Then again Florida State or South Carolina maybe able to get a few recruits who were headed there. I think that Willie Taggart would have turned around Florida State, which needed a lot of work in recruiting, but he did not follow the advice of the late Don Shula-win early and often.

I think the words of the NCCU men's basketball coach are very worth listening or reading.
 
Many college coaches are out of their comfort zone in statements on George Floyd
Most of the Top 25 football and basketball coaches weighed in, but their language varied widely

BY JESSE WASHINGTON
June 4, 2020

Over the past few days, one of the whitest clubs in America found itself in an unfamiliar position: saying something meaningful about racial injustice.

For the 50 head coaches of the top-ranked college football and men’s basketball teams, the brutal killing of George Floyd by a white police officer demanded a response. As peaceful protests swelled and riots ripped through cities, remaining silent about racism could seem like indifference, even for coaches privately horrified by the cop’s knee on Floyd’s neck. That would not have been a safe place for men whose multimillion-dollar livelihoods depend on the blood, sweat and tears of black athletes.

Floyd was killed on May 25. The top coaches’ statements began appearing last weekend, when the unrest gathered momentum. By Tuesday, almost all of them had said something. Most of those statements appeared on Twitter, since social media is reality for most young athletes.

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Enough is enough, the black players at Clemson need to take a stand against this tone-deaf coach.
And still they run...and jump...and catch...and tackle...and block....SMH

SHINY SHINY BEADS
 
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