Ferentz and choosing his captains based off race

[CyTwins]

They set up the point system which obviously had a cultural bias. They just didn't realize it would end up 8 zip. When the coaches set up a point system that favors one race over another and those coaches have been accused of mistreating AA players you still think it's a coincidence.

If you listen to the podcast the first 20 picks were all white players based off Kirk's criteria

 

[Brodie0]

They set up the point system which obviously had a cultural bias. They just didn't realize it would end up 8 zip. When the coaches set up a point system that favors one race over another and those coaches have been accused of mistreating AA players you still think it's a coincidence.

So now rewarding class and workout attendance is culturally biased?

 

[CoachKM]

So now rewarding class and workout attendance is culturally biased?

"Thats how things are done around here!" Typed in good ol boy font.

I am sorry to tell you but the way they set up their criteria smacks of cultual bias!

 

[cycloneML]

Seems coaches have significant input in choosing captains

 

[Brodie0]

"Thats how things are done around here!" Typed in good ol boy font.

I am sorry to tell you but the way they set up their criteria smacks of cultual bias!

We don’t know the entire list of criteria, so it is possible there were some racially or culturally biased ones on the list. However, the few examples that I have heard - classroom attendance, workout attendance, compliance with dietary requirements - are not culturally biased in the slightest.

 

[CyTwins]

We don’t know the entire list of criteria, so it is possible there were some racially or culturally biased ones on the list. However, the few examples that I have heard - classroom attendance, workout attendance, compliance with dietary requirements - are not culturally biased in the slightest.

You literally said KF ****** up by using that criteria

 

[Cyforce]

So now rewarding class and workout attendance is culturally biased?

20 zip, I'd say the bias is in the etc.
How do you explain it?

 

[JP4CY]

We don’t know the entire list of criteria, so it is possible there were some racially or culturally biased ones on the list. However, the few examples that I have heard - classroom attendance, workout attendance, compliance with dietary requirements - are not culturally biased in the slightest.

Do you think workout attendance could be if they feel discriminated against?

 

[jmb]

We don’t know the entire list of criteria, so it is possible there were some racially or culturally biased ones on the list. However, the few examples that I have heard - classroom attendance, workout attendance, skin color, compliance with dietary requirements - are not culturally biased in the slightest.

Fixed for accuracy

 

[jmb]

20 zip, I'd say the bias is in the etc.
How do you explain it?

Simple skin color is in the etc.

 

[MartyFine]

We don’t know the entire list of criteria, so it is possible there were some racially or culturally biased ones on the list. However, the few examples that I have heard - classroom attendance, workout attendance, compliance with dietary requirements - are not culturally biased in the slightest.

KF is not culturally biased. KF is racially biased.

 

[Rural]

Be more like the white guys.

 

[Rabbuk]

KF is not culturally biased. KF is racially biased.

Have the black players just simply tried being white?

 

[CyTwins]

Have the black players just simply tried being white?

If you listen to the podcast that's basically what they had to do. They "acted white" so they could fit into Kirk's "Iowa Way" criteria. Tough listen to hear what they went through but informative

 

[BCClone]

If you listen to the podcast that's basically what they had to do. They "acted white" so they could fit into Kirk's "Iowa Way" criteria. Tough listen to hear what they went through but informative

If AA players were getting in trouble for tattoos, what they wore, hats; that was probably the etc. Lose points for things Kirk didn’t like, which turned out to be racial differences.

 

[qwerty]

This situation reminds me of this clip from Stripes


There is something all the players have in common . . . . .