Interesting Alleged Comments by CSU Leaders

[dio]

Tony Frank already apologized for it

 

[Johnny Juzang]

Stunning.

 

[KyleM.]

Can't help but think this is perpetrated by the anti-stadium crowd. That or they really said it.

 

[Junction]

Can't help but think this is perpetrated by the anti-stadium crowd. That or they really said it.

Tony Frank already apologized for it

Sounds like the anti-stadium crowd is off the hook...

 

[Junction]

Can't help but think this is perpetrated by the anti-stadium crowd. That or they really said it.

Tony Frank already apologized for it

Sounds like the anti-stadium crowd is off the hook...

 

[slider]

Ramnation deleted it. Poors

 

[KyleM.]

http://www.ramnation.com/message_board/athletics/2013/August/16/1477275.php
Someone posted on Ramnation saying they were at the meeting and the alleged remarks were out of context.

 

[slider]

http://www.ramnation.com/message_board/athletics/2013/August/16/1477275.php
Someone posted on Ramnation saying they were at the meeting and the alleged remarks were out of context.

Lol

 

[Buffenuf]

McElwain's from 'Bama and the SEC, that 33% graduation rate for black players looked like a huge improvement to him!

The whole sad episode should rank up there with "She's a girl, she's terrible!" but it won't.

Three words: "Flagship" ; "People's Republic".

 

[Deleted member 807]

That kind of thing does happen (see Jackson, Jesse). But irregardless, you still have that 33% graduation rate for CSU's black athletes to address. If that statistic is true, it's appalling.

Someone should find out if hemp makes up only 33% of the curriculum under the Fibers degree.

 

[InTheBuff]

Ramnation deleted it. Poors

I'm posting it again. I'm sure I'll be banned soon.

 

[MtnBuff]

I'm posting it again. I'm sure I'll be banned soon.

Re-register under the user name of Gasm. . . see how long you last.

 

[KyleM.]

I called Emmett Gill, the contact for the Student Athletes Human Rights Project. He said the alleged comments came from a former player who was at the meeting. He also said CSU grad David Ridpath is a member of SAHRP, but Gill did not know Ridpath was a member of the Save Our Stadium group.

 

[dply]

I called Emmett Gill, the contact for the Student Athletes Human Rights Project. He said the alleged comments came from a former player who was at the meeting. He also said CSU grad David Ridpath is a member of SAHRP, but Gill did not know Ridpath was a member of the Save Our Stadium group.

Did you call Independence Community College yet? If not I'll do it first thing Monday morning. I have the number on speed dial.

 

[Uncle Ken]

Re-register under the user name of Gasm. . . see how long you last.

And consider putting on a second condom.

 

[LaserDeathHawk]

I tried to read what they have going on on ramnation but honestly, it's unintelligible. I truly don't understand how threads work over there. It seems like they designed that pile of **** to confuse the NSA.

 

[Hugegroove]

http://www.ramnation.com/message_board/athletics/2013/August/16/1477275.php
Someone posted on Ramnation saying they were at the meeting and the alleged remarks were out of context.

I would expect them to make that kind of response. Saying the comments were taken out of context is also a way of saying those comments weren't meant to be construed in a demeaning way. And were sorry if it offended you. Classic cop out.

 

[sackman]

i'm trying to figure out a context in which comments like that wouldn't be offensive. Maybe they're quoting somebody else who said it?

 

[absinthe]

I'm having a hard time believing those guys said those things.

I am with you, who is that dumb, but then why is this occurring if it didnt happen:

http://www.coloradoan.com/article/2...legations-racial-insensitivity?nclick_check=1

 

[Buffnik]

i'm trying to figure out a context in which comments like that wouldn't be offensive. Maybe they're quoting somebody else who said it?

Making blanket derogatory generalization about a racial/ethnic group regarding their family structures and drug use to pass the buck on why athletes of that racial/ethnic group are not graduating from your institution... hard to imagine a a context in which that wouldn't be offensive.

 

[SINKRATZ]

Making blanket derogatory generalization about a racial/ethnic group regarding their family structures and drug use to pass the buck on why athletes of that racial/ethnic group are not graduating from your institution... hard to imagine a a context in which that wouldn't be offensive.

Maybe someone asked him: "what's the most racist statement you've ever heard someone else say"?

 

[J.R. Ewing]

Good thing he didn't say anything about disadvantaged groups like Catholics and SEC schools. He might be forced to resign.

 

[somebody]

The double standard is frustrating in the local media. This would be a major, major headline in Boulder.

However, I guess it goes to show who is still the top dog in these parts.

Where did you find these sNc?

The double standard is because CU is a target, but who gives a **** about CSU?

 

[Alfred91]

Yeah, I talked to some CSU fans about it and their answer was that CSU never gets any credit for anything they do right so why should anyone say anything when they **** up?

I can't remember a time when there was anything but rah-rah coming from the Denver media about CSU, and I can't remember a time when there was anything other than "let's screw CU" coming from them either