The athlete worship is amazing & I see why they are so arrogant & entitled when people like you struggle to give them any agency or responsibility for themselves by blaming a lot of strange entities . Their decisions to go buckdance for pwis for a car & a few dollars in an envelope & be slurped on national tv was their own . That was their own decision & amazing how you completely stray away from a valid point Graves made to defend celebrity athletes.
Who are you talking to?
The point that you so missed from probably a lack of intelligence buried under some misconception that all black athletes have some actual obligation to go to a HBCU.
Because they don't. You want to shame them for a choice and then get an attitude that they want to start a coaching career at a HBCU.
Under your logic they shouldn't because they didn't attend a HBCU.
So going by YOUR limited logic-the following coaches should NOT be coaches at HBCUs because they did not attend one.
Todd Bozeman should have NEVER coached at Morgan State.
Mike Davis formerly of Texas Southern.
Johnnie Jones of Texas Southern.
Reggie Theus AKA Coach Fuller of Hang Time at Cookman.
The point you missed by choice is not all of these kids are being talked to about HBCUS.
The few that are told about them-are NOT hearing from them.
They are at schools where HBCU alum don't exist.
Some are at schools where HBCU ALUM tell them to NOT go to a HBCU- now how do you counter that? A HBCU alum that played football or basketball telling kids to NOT go to a HBCU. Who will tell a kid how horrible it is. Who will tell a kid how horrible it is to play those money games because you got to support the entire program by taking beatings from Top 50 PWIs.
Does Graves have an answer for that? Maybe he needs to find an answer for that instead of worrying about guys like Jackson and Vick.
Or go find out who else applied or better yet those schools inquired about and got told NO by the person.
It's easy to say look at all these assistants and former coaches but in order to get one there has to be an INTEREST along with compensation that the person will agree to.
There is a reason we see head coaches quit and become assistants elsewhere. Money plays a part in that. Along with better shots at moving up.
I mean who here would go to say Sacramento Kings where a coach doesn't make it to year 3. And there is no assurance you will get another job once that severance check ends. Nobody is knocking on Ed Reed or Mark Jackson's doors.
Who is going to knock on Jerod Mayo's door?