He's emotional I'm sure but glad that's your main takeaway.I am definitely getting old. I tried to read that IG post and my head started to hurt. What has happened to grammar in this country?
He's emotional I'm sure but glad that's your main takeaway.I am definitely getting old. I tried to read that IG post and my head started to hurt. What has happened to grammar in this country?
I use a lot of shortcuts myself when I text, etc. However, what he wrote was barely comprehensible. I gave up after the first few sentences.It's informal no need to follow grammer. When I test no way in hell I am taking the time to type out proper grammer.
I use a lot of shortcuts myself when I text, etc. However, what he wrote was barely comprehensible. I gave up after the first few sentences.
I couldn't even understand what he was saying, so I had no other takeawayHe's emotional I'm sure but glad that's your main takeaway.
What racial remarks did Dixon make?How the hell do these guys have decades long careers that highly involve interactions with young black men and think it's appropriate to make "racial remarks." It's mind-blowing.
Because some of them don't care about players and see them as commodities to advance their own coaching career?How the hell do these guys have decades long careers that highly involve interactions with young black men and think it's appropriate to make "racial remarks." It's mind-blowing.
He keeps getting flattened by cyclones thoughBad year to be a Big 12 coach in Texas, unless of course you're Scott Drew.
Then prepare to be misunderstood. Grammar is a thing for a reason. So is spelling, by the way.It's informal no need to follow grammer. When I test no way in hell I am taking the time to type out proper grammer.
I prefer to hold off on my judgements until you hear facts. It is possible/probable that Jamie said things that hurt/offended Eddie. I'm guessing many coaches say things in the heat of the moment that they've heard their whole life and didn't know they were racially insensitive or wrong. Which is wrong, but not intentional. We continually are being educated and most of us are changing.Because some of them don't care about them and see them as commodities to advance their own coaching career?
Harsh, but wouldn't surprise me if a small number of coaches have this mindset.
I think you overall have a really great post and one we should heed. The bolded part for me kind of stopped mattering after Paterno unfortunately. I guess I'm just more careful/cybical now by using that as a barometer.I prefer to hold off on my judgements until you hear facts. It is possible/probable that Jamie said things that hurt/offended Eddie. I'm guessing many coaches say things in the heat of the moment that they've heard their whole life and didn't know they were racially insensitive or wrong. Which is wrong, but not intentional. We continually are being educated and most of us are changing.
I don't think Jamie could've been this successful for this many years if he was racist. But I also totally believe we all say things that hurt others without intention to hurt.
Even the smart kids are piss poor spellersI am definitely getting old. I tried to read that IG post and my head started to hurt. What has happened to grammar in this country?
Even the smart kids are piss poor spellers
I hope you’re right dude but I can tell you as a parent that it’s a bigger problem than that.A lot of it isnt actually poor spelling, its just text shorthand that younger people use
Dixon gave the vibe of— Can’t believe a word the guy is saying.He looked down and away that whole “Love him” talk
Because some of them don't care about them and see them as commodities to advance their own coaching career?
Harsh, but wouldn't surprise me if a small number of coaches have this mindset.