PJ talked about "culture" a lot in the press conference. Kill took it as a shot at him. We've now all learned that the 10th word out of PJs mouth is "culture" most of the time that he talks to the public. So what at first seemed like a shot at Kill/Claeys we now know was just PJ's normal talk.
Hope they ask him how he feels about Claeys firing Limegrover.
Its taped next to the instructions on how to watch something on the VCR...right below the AOL login credentials.
PJ definitely takes it to another level, but almost every coach in their introductory presser has some mention of culture - and it's not exclusive to CFB either.
Not only is it pathetic to do this to begin with, then they're going to air the 2nd part on game day. So stupid. They are trying too hard.
It will air a week before the first game.
Hell even Jerry told a story about how he read the team wrong when he came to Minnesota.
To be fair anyone who knew Flexk prior or followed him at Western Michigan knew his vocabulary.
But I don't want to wait that long.I’m excited for football to start too, but you’re a week ahead of yourself.
I haven't seen any promos. Is this being billed as some sort of hit piece? I could see Shaver and Kill talking health issues and things like that. But again, haven't seen any of the build up. Would be surprised to see Shaver trying to do something negative about the program though.
Bunch of guys got suspended for running a train on a woman while others watched. Yeah, that is a character deficiency.
This is where you and I disagree. I don't think Kill is all that honest (or at least no more honest than the vast majority of coaches). I agree he doesn't have a filter, but that has nothing to do with relative honesty/dishonesty. I agree that all coaches have a schtick. It comes with the territory. I just think Kill has a difficult time with pushback where Fleck said out of the gate "some folks aren't going to dig me." That's not to say Fleck isn't bothered by pushback, but his skin is about fifty times thicker than Ol' Jer's.
Thanks, that sounds a lot closer than what I said. And yes, agree 100% with him using "culture" as part of his lingo, not at all a directed shot at Kill and his staff (not that it ever was, in the first place).
If anything, it's going to be more a hit piece against the U and Kaler, in those days, for "scapegoating" Claeys -- wild guess.
Kill is not good enough to lick flecks shoes.
I kind of doubt they’re going to run a hit piece against someone for taking a gang rape allegation too seriously.
What do the unwritten rules say about a coach bringing another coach’s wife into the tirade?
Seriously, is this a schtick?
This is one of those times I'm disappointed in Shaver. In addition, not sure how he is treating his new Sports guy these days. Not a lot of smiling towards the new guy Reggie compared to past sportscasters.
Any other consensual sexual habits that you think should be considered character deficiencies?
www.washingtonexaminer.com
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Yeah but there’s been a major shift in the political climate of the mass media since Me Too. IMO there’s no way Kare 11 would risk facing a backlash by running that story.Jeralyn Merritt: Duke lacrosse players case is a travesty - Washington Examiner
A travesty of justice was announced Wednesday. It’s one I hope we will all learn from. Three young men, their families, an entire Duke lacrosse team and the citizens of Durham, N.C., were smeared and jeered for more than a year by false allegations of rape and sexual assault at a team house...
THE DURHAM TRAVESTY
It’s about time. North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper yesterday dropped all charges against three for mer Duke lacrosse players accused of raping a stripper at an off-campus party ̵…
How The Duke Lacrosse Rape Case Became A Stain On The Legal System
Prosecutor Mike Nifong's actions stained the legal system.www.huffpost.com
Apologies, badly worded. Let me reword like this:
I like Reggie a lot. I think he does a nice job.
