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The amount of caping for Peyton Manning on ESPN was real. It was sickening. That's why I was surprised they brought it back up this morning since they did such a great job of minimizing it Super bowl week
ESPN was pressured to cover the cover-up.
Gotta love white folks. Smh
And Whitlock chimes in:
That is not written to excuse what appears to be poor behavior by Manning as a college student. It’s written to state that King’s salacious, one-sided, overwritten story did not reveal some buried truth. This Manning story has been told multiple times. King just timed and framed his telling in the most sensational way possible and when Newton defenders most desperately wanted a white QB to be villainized.
It won’t be long until right-wing race-bait media retell Kobe Bryant’s story or Jameis Winston’s. It’s a never-ending, tit-for-tat battle between black and white race baiters to prove one race is worse than the other.
There are no real winners in this race-bait war, just a bunch of people with limited talent adding IG and Twitter followers. Social media race-baiting is the new, leaked sex tape.
http://j.school/post/139247969165/cam-peyton-victims-of-social-media-race-war
And here is Jemele Hill's response to that tweet.
And here is Jemele Hill's response to that tweet.
Whitlock is the Stacy dash of sports writers. if you look at any of his work and put Dash face on it you couldn't tell the difference.
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Also UT hold Manning to such a damn high and mighty level one would forget that it was Tee Martin that got UT over the hump the year after Manning and won the national championship. Hell it's almost like they don't wanna claim that one because it wasn't their beloved Manning.
As in all sports news, if a source says it....dammit I'm going with source. Nobody gives better information than that damn source. Say what you want, but I take sources word on big news.