Aesius
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Since scholarships are awarded on an annual basis, non-renewal of them would be a huge deterrent for such inane actions. As a student athlete, you represent your university when on the court/field/etc. The platform in which these protests are being staged are provided by the university, so act appropriately. Feel free to protest any way you want when not representing the university.
Same holds true when you're representing your employer (I.e. Pro athletes).
I thought the late night writing part of the post was from the wife
Who said this part Gucci??
"This is very typical of the type of behavior we have dealt with the past month. A man gets a lot of courage behind a keyboard and/or after 10:00 at night.
Again, I have no personal and professional issues with John. I treated him well during his time at 247 -- certainly much better than he treated our team. He didn't like it at 247 and that's fine, but there's a professional way to handle things."
Who is that? One of the national guys?
Edit: he is the CEO. WOW!
A reaction that is more than a verbal rejection but less than a counter protest basically just plays into his hand and give him more attention.I realize some people don't care. That's fine. Some people feel while peaceful and quiet it's a still a slap in the face of America. He can do whatever he likes, but I don't feel anyone is obligated to simply admire his protest style and refrain from blasting his stupid opinion. I don't advocate starting a counter protest and wasting energy on that stupidity, but I do believe it more than warrants a good old fashioned verbal rejection at the least.
I know many had hoped the NFL would follow suit of the other professionally organization.
Playing college athletics is a privilege not a right so I don't think mentioning the ACLU would be relevant. Schools have the right to layout guidelines for their athletes.
I know many had hoped the NFL would follow suit of the other professionally organization.
Playing college athletics is a privilege not a right so I don't think mentioning the ACLU would be relevant. Schools have the right to layout guidelines for their athletes.
Funny thing is he is also the CEO of scout now. He's a powerful dude.
Perspective as in the world we opporate here at VN he is very powerful. He could do a lot of damage if he wanted to the Vols.