He was leg go with cause and could have sued the university. The things said were bad and some had racial tones to them. But that does not mean he is racist. Kind of like people saying off color jokes on twitter. Does not make them racist. Racial insensative yes but not a hater of other people because of skin color.
Kirk Ferentz getting sued for being racist
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Lomax did not say nobody else on the committee shared Porter's opinion. He said "This is a one-sided article and only David Porter’s opinion, which I, and others disagreed with." If you want to defend racism, you should start by getting your facts straight.
Lol he was paid to leave. Salary and benefits. If what was said about him was indeed true, which I have a hard time thinking they weren’t, he was doing a little more than making off colored jokes / remarks. If you’re continuously using the color of someone’s skin to bring them down, there’s a larger issue at hand.
But the question is why did lomax back down on Twitter when Harty asked him to come on his show?
He’d have had free opportunity to state what his beliefs truly were on the situation
This is where Iowa fan always gets caught in their lie.
If Doyle was as guilty and the only problem, as they’ve made him out to be, then he should have been fired, with cause. There should have never been a payout. Why was he given $1.4 million dollars leave?
they can never answer that, so they just ignore it.
also, they show continually that they don’t even believe Kirk runs his own program. He didn’t know anything when he covered up a rape, he didn’t know where his son lived, he didn’t know about the workouts that damn near killed 13 kids, and he certainly didn’t know his son, son in law, and close friend are racists.
But they will still try to tell you he’s a good man
"Tu quoque" means "you too," and consists of responding to allegations of wrong doing by saying, in essence, "you do the same thing." That response may be true, but it doesn't deny or explain away the alleged wrongdoing. Tu quoque is also known as the "you too" fallacy, and the "two wrongs make a right" fallacy.
Iowa State Fan - “What do you think about the national media continuously being hard on Kirk for having a culture that was racially biased and not welcoming to everyone?”
Iowa Fan - “Oh yeah? What do YOU think about the national media being critical of Matt Campbell that one weekend he said his goal was to get his players to be the best versions of themselves?”
So glad I have Thinker and 7got6 on ignore. Along with Duhhh..uhhh MyNameEhJeff.
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Hahahaha the fact that you compared those two things tells me all I need to know about you.
A tavernhok that I'm friends with had a different response when I asked what he thought about it--- "What are you talking about?"
With him, it's basically just about winning, not necessarily KKKirk fandom. Unfortunately, this mentality is well known to Freerents and drives the behavior/decisions we see.
Someone brought up how hawkfans think the national media is out to get them and fabricates stories. I was bringing to light that so do ISU fans
It isn’t even just the national media. It is, among others, local media that cover the team too.
This whole thing does not change the fact that the original article was pieced together and headline driven for click bait. players and parents of players have even said so. Not sure what else ISU fans want besides Iowa to fall so they would get the chance to finally be the main attraction in the state.
You picked that about of about 4 things I listed in that post. Also find one post saying any story about that quote was a hit piece intent on bringing Campbell down. Literally find one.
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