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Prime is Polarizing
- Thread starter Buffnik
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What’s the tone of the gif just above your post here? In regards to what is responding to..
Orange you ashamed of yourself?
I’ll put this here. The comments- yikes.
https://www.seattletimes.com/sports...-change-the-pac-12s-power-structure/#comments
https://www.seattletimes.com/sports...-change-the-pac-12s-power-structure/#comments
I enjoyed the comments. Belly laughs in the control room, as they say (it to my face!).
I scrolled/read for a while, and didn't notice single mention of our staff. The staff seems like an odd thing to dismiss in this case.
Formerly_Medford
Well-Known Member
This is literally 2 week old comments that not one relevant national outlet cares about. He'll, he said it on ESPN radio and now cares.
Formerly_Medford
Well-Known Member
Yeah, like obviously it's stupid to say...if you're anyone but Prime. He will get away with it because parents and kids will not give two shots about these comments.
All I know is that this is the Real Chad Ricardo. Fake Chad Ricardo, Pseudo Chad Ricardo, and Rad Chicardo can all eat **** and die.
With whom is Prime in hot water?
There has been more conversation on this board about these comments than in national media. By national media, I don't mean bait clickers on a mic in their basement on a podcast trying to generate traffic. It has been relatively a non-issue, nothing to see here...
GoldStampede
Well-Known Member
I think the comments in question are totally honest and tells us how much Deion understands the mental and emotional aspects of his role. It shows a willingness to identify with and coach the players not just as athletes but as human beings. I am a teacher and it is 100% true that a good teacher will employ different methods to students who have different backgrounds, attitudes, and ways of learning. I don't see these comments as insensitive; I see them as honest and synergistic, and very emotionally attuned to what matters-- honest assessments of the players coming into our program are clearly far more important than speaking with milquetoast comments that are designed to appease everyone.
Also, Deion is a football coach and not a politician. There are absolutely valid reasons why politicians should regularly and consistently speak in a politically correct manner that absolutely do not always apply to a football coach. People being unable to differentiate between political leadership and athletic leadership is a big reason why so many fell for the orange doofus.
Also, Deion is a football coach and not a politician. There are absolutely valid reasons why politicians should regularly and consistently speak in a politically correct manner that absolutely do not always apply to a football coach. People being unable to differentiate between political leadership and athletic leadership is a big reason why so many fell for the orange doofus.
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Ricky's brother.
Or great grandson. Waiting to here Jimmy Mertz’s take on Prime.
Probably not of interest to most, but an article about white politicians seeking to control law enforcement in Jackson.
Shows the contrast to a city that is 80% Black and a world away from Boulder. It's nice that CP got to make the switch.
www.cnn.com
Shows the contrast to a city that is 80% Black and a world away from Boulder. It's nice that CP got to make the switch.
A proposed 'takeover' has sparked a battle for power in one of America's Blackest big cities
Republican-dominated state government and the Blackest big city in the US over some of the most incendiary flashpoints of American politics: voting rights, public safety and race.
www.cnn.com
Probably belongs in the politics forum where I think it already is. Not sure what this has to do with "Prime is polarizing" thread.Probably not of interest to most, but an article about white politicians seeking to control law enforcement in Jackson.
Shows the contrast to a city that is 80% Black and a world away from Boulder. It's nice that CP got to make the switch.
A proposed 'takeover' has sparked a battle for power in one of America's Blackest big cities
Republican-dominated state government and the Blackest big city in the US over some of the most incendiary flashpoints of American politics: voting rights, public safety and race.
You’ll want to hold on to this one when folks here on AB say that there’s no such thing as white privilege.Probably not of interest to most, but an article about white politicians seeking to control law enforcement in Jackson.
Shows the contrast to a city that is 80% Black and a world away from Boulder. It's nice that CP got to make the switch.
A proposed 'takeover' has sparked a battle for power in one of America's Blackest big cities
Republican-dominated state government and the Blackest big city in the US over some of the most incendiary flashpoints of American politics: voting rights, public safety and race.
I value your comment, as much as I would one that corrects spelling. Are you a librarian? Always want to be one?
You not seeing why the switch in his lifestyle could interest some people, is amazing to me.
Mods, please update Pennypacker to 'Lt. Bookman'
There is white privilege, but not for everyone. I'm more white than other ethnicities I have in my blood, lineage whatever. I was good enough to be a teammate, friend, yada yada. That was until certain events would take place that I apparently wasn't rich or good enough for. To be honest with you, I wouldn't have went to said events regardless unless I had my eye on a certain young lady, there is that.
Oh well, I didn't give a rat's ass then and don't now. Bunch of rich folks tooting their horn. Guess I didn't fit in with that group, I'm so sad.
I have so many questions.There is white privilege, but not for everyone. I'm more white than other ethnicities I have in my blood, lineage whatever. I was good enough to be a teammate, friend, yada yada. That was until certain events would take place that I apparently wasn't rich or good enough for. To be honest with you, I wouldn't have went to said events regardless unless I had my eye on a certain young lady, there is that.
Shoot.
Details, dude! I gotta hear the whole story! (Stories?)