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Tugg Speedman

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The Committee To Save College Basketball
« on: October 12, 2017, 02:40:03 PM »
Too many "high profile" types that bring little to the table (Condi Rice, David Robinson, Grant Hill).

Geno Smith is the problem, not part of the solution.  Unless his job is to explain to the committee how tOSU efficiently and regularly breaks the law.

JTII is the problem, not part of the solution.  Unless his job is to explain to the committee how the sneaker companies bought him.

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Re: The Committee To Save College Basketball
« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2017, 02:57:11 PM »
Well, if they were looking to answer the question, "How can we appear to be addressing corruption within college basketball without actually penalizing or hurting our bottom dollar?", then they hit a home run.

Didn't anyone learn anything from putting Rice on the CFP selection committee???

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« Reply #2 on: October 12, 2017, 03:11:01 PM »
Geno Smith is the problem, not part of the solution.  Unless his job is to explain to the committee how tOSU efficiently and regularly breaks the law.

Just ask the Jets!

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« Reply #3 on: October 12, 2017, 03:13:36 PM »
Too many "high profile" types that bring little to the table (Condi Rice, David Robinson, Grant Hill).

Geno Smith is the problem, not part of the solution.  Unless his job is to explain to the committee how tOSU efficiently and regularly breaks the law.

JTII is the problem, not part of the solution.  Unless his job is to explain to the committee how the sneaker companies bought him.

Also, not to go all MU82/Dusty Baker on you  ;) but you do realize that you specifically called out the 5 minority members of the board as being unqualified or "the problem," right?

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« Reply #4 on: October 12, 2017, 03:19:06 PM »
Also, not to go all MU82/Dusty Baker on you  ;) but you do realize that you specifically called out the 5 minority members of the board as being unqualified or "the problem," right?

Oops...I'm sure that was purely by coincidence.
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« Reply #5 on: October 12, 2017, 03:20:26 PM »
Also, not to go all MU82/Dusty Baker on you  ;) but you do realize that you specifically called out the 5 minority members of the board as being unqualified or "the problem," right?

Holy crap you're right. A committee of 14 and he calls out the only 5 non-white people in the group but no others. I honestly don't think it was intentional but that is both hilarious and concerning at the same time.
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« Reply #6 on: October 12, 2017, 03:36:35 PM »
Holy crap you're right. A committee of 14 and he calls out the only 5 non-white people in the group but no others. I honestly don't think it was intentional but that is both hilarious and concerning at the same time.

For the record, I don't mean to insinuate that 1.21 is racist. After all, those are probably the 5 most recognizable names on the list (to sports fans anyway). I just found it to be note-worthy.


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« Reply #7 on: October 12, 2017, 03:43:52 PM »
For the record, I don't mean to insinuate that 1.21 is racist. After all, those are probably the 5 most recognizable names on the list (to sports fans anyway). I just found it to be note-worthy.

To be fair, I have seen more than one person in the media suggest that Condi Rice is not black.
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« Reply #8 on: October 12, 2017, 03:50:57 PM »
For the record, I don't mean to insinuate that 1.21 is racist. After all, those are probably the 5 most recognizable names on the list (to sports fans anyway). I just found it to be note-worthy.

Oh absolutely agree.  It's a funny/interesting coincidence.  And I'm not interested in going any further down this rabbit hole
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« Reply #9 on: October 12, 2017, 04:01:55 PM »
For the record, I don't mean to insinuate that 1.21 is racist.

But you kind of did, didn't you?  And so am I, sort of?

In a population of 14, there are only 16,382 possible subsets... so by the raw numbers, the likelihood that 1.21 called out the five minorities on the committee as "the problem" by sheer coincidence is somewhere between being struck by lightning sometime during your lifetime (1 in 12,000) and dying on the job (1 in 18,000).

And I reject the rationale of those 5 being the most recognizable names.  The biggest problem on that entire list is Mark Emmert, and the odds of 1.21 not recognizing his name are probably worse than 16,382 to 1.
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« Reply #10 on: October 12, 2017, 04:15:49 PM »
Also, not to go all MU82/Dusty Baker on you  ;) but you do realize that you specifically called out the 5 minority members of the board as being unqualified or "the problem," right?

Glad to see identity politics is alive and well here.  Keep it up and the 22nd amendment will be suspended so Trump can be the permanent President.

But if counting Black v White is how you measure things, and Benny you worry me, then here ...

Mark Emmert is nothing but a useless bags of chemicals.  Why is he even allowed to take in oxygen

Jenkins is there to be the Holy than thou looking down on everyone condescendingly

Kathryn Ruemmier is the worst kind of person in the world, one of those "swamp" creatures that infect Washington.  Here resume alone should make one vomit.

Foley, another person that can tell everyone "back in the day" stories about how the Gators arranged bags of cash for players.  Is he qualified because Florida leads all D1 sports in the number of arrests every year?

Coleman .... why???

Peterson .... why???

Oh, and for the record ...

* I think Condi is great and would vote for her if she ran for President.  This ceremonial do nothing committee is behenate her. 

* Hill and Robinson bring too little to the table because a high PPG average or a long NBA career does not make you qualified to fixed the cheating and paying of players in college basketball.  Good people on the wrong committee picked for name value, not the ability to solve this problem.

* I offer no more explanation for my comments about Smith and JTIII.  The sooner Smith is in prison the sooner college sports are better off.  You can take this to the Tatoo parlor!!
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« Reply #11 on: October 12, 2017, 04:22:25 PM »
Glad to see identity politics is alive and well here.  Keep it up and the 22nd amendment will be suspended so Trump can be the permanent President.

But if counting Black v White is how you measure things, and Benny you worry me, then here ...

Mark Emmert is nothing but a useless bags of chemicals.  Why is he even allowed to take in oxygen

Jenkins is there to be the Holy than thou looking down on everyone condescendingly

Kathryn Ruemmier is the worst kind of person in the world, one of those "swamp" creatures that infect Washington.  Here resume alone should make one vomit.

Foley, another person that can tell every "back in the day" stories about how the Gators arranged bags of cash for players.

Coleman .... why???

Peterson .... why???

Oh, and for the record ...

* I think Condi is great and would for her if she ran for President.  This ceremonial do nothing committee is behenate her. 

* Hill and Robinson bring too little to the table because a high PPG average or a long NBA career does not make you qualified to fixed the cheating and paying of players in college basketball.  Good people on the wrong committee picked for name value, not the ability to solve this problem.

* I offer no more explanation for my comments about Smith and JTIII.  The sooner Smith is in prison the sooner college sports are better off.  You can take this to the Tatoo parlor!!
Don’t let a bunch of phony bleeding heart liberals intimidate you. Your opening post was sound. The reality though is all blue ribbon commissions are made for pr reasons. There is usually a staff person behind the scenes doing the actual work.
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« Reply #12 on: October 12, 2017, 04:24:02 PM »
Just ask the Jets!

He's on the WINLESS Giants!  Someone should break your jaw over this mistake.

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« Reply #13 on: October 12, 2017, 04:24:38 PM »
In B4 da lock, hey?

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Re: The Committee To Save College Basketball
« Reply #14 on: October 12, 2017, 04:55:49 PM »
Glad to see identity politics is alive and well here.  Keep it up and the 22nd amendment will be suspended so Trump can be the permanent President.

But if counting Black v White is how you measure things, and Benny you worry me, then here ...

Mark Emmert is nothing but a useless bags of chemicals.  Why is he even allowed to take in oxygen

Jenkins is there to be the Holy than thou looking down on everyone condescendingly

Kathryn Ruemmier is the worst kind of person in the world, one of those "swamp" creatures that infect Washington.  Here resume alone should make one vomit.

Foley, another person that can tell everyone "back in the day" stories about how the Gators arranged bags of cash for players.  Is he qualified because Florida leads all D1 sports in the number of arrests every year?

Coleman .... why???

Peterson .... why???

Oh, and for the record ...

* I think Condi is great and would vote for her if she ran for President.  This ceremonial do nothing committee is behenate her. 

* Hill and Robinson bring too little to the table because a high PPG average or a long NBA career does not make you qualified to fixed the cheating and paying of players in college basketball.  Good people on the wrong committee picked for name value, not the ability to solve this problem.

* I offer no more explanation for my comments about Smith and JTIII.  The sooner Smith is in prison the sooner college sports are better off.  You can take this to the Tatoo parlor!!

This further explanation almost seems to reaffirm the initial inferred concerns. If you had these rationalizations against all these folks, do you find it interesting that you inadvertantly picked out the 5 non-whites to document your dislike of the commitee?

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« Reply #15 on: October 12, 2017, 05:15:21 PM »
He's on the WINLESS Giants!  Someone should break your jaw over this mistake.

True...but he was thought to be the Jets' solution first!

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« Reply #16 on: October 12, 2017, 06:04:04 PM »
Glad to see identity politics is alive and well here.  Keep it up and the 22nd amendment will be suspended so Trump can be the permanent President.

Your massively defensive post seems even more revealing that what initially appeared to be an amusing coincidence. There's a whole lot of protesting too much going on rather than accepting what seemed to be a coincidence.
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« Reply #17 on: October 12, 2017, 06:21:32 PM »
Your massively defensive post seems even more revealing that what initially appeared to be an amusing coincidence. There's a whole lot of protesting too much going on rather than accepting what seemed to be a coincidence.

Exactly.  Shakespeare said it best.

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« Reply #18 on: October 12, 2017, 07:10:08 PM »
This further explanation almost seems to reaffirm the initial inferred concerns. If you had these rationalizations against all these folks, do you find it interesting that you inadvertantly picked out the 5 non-whites to document your dislike of the commitee?

I thought what I did was comment on the five most well-known names, and that is why I stopped there.  The fact they were the only African Americans on the committee, and the fact you figured this out, it and genuinely seemed concerned about it, reflect on your views and your insecurities. 

(if it matters, and I know it does not, I "forgot" Smith was Black.  I looked at him as the kingpin that is the criminal organization known as tOSU athletics, his race never occurred to me.  Their violations list deep, long and impressive.  And if it further matters, I think Condi is one of the most impressive people in this country and this dog and pony show is not worth her time.)

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« Reply #19 on: October 12, 2017, 07:11:16 PM »
Well, if they were looking to answer the question, "How can we appear to be addressing corruption within college basketball without actually penalizing or hurting our bottom dollar?", then they hit a home run.

Didn't anyone learn anything from putting Rice on the CFP selection committee???

Good post!

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« Reply #20 on: October 13, 2017, 02:03:14 AM »
I thought what I did was comment on the five most well-known names, and that is why I stopped there.  The fact they were the only African Americans on the committee, and the fact you figured this out, it and genuinely seemed concerned about it, reflect on your views and your insecurities. 

(if it matters, and I know it does not, I "forgot" Smith was Black.  I looked at him as the kingpin that is the criminal organization known as tOSU athletics, his race never occurred to me.  Their violations list deep, long and impressive.  And if it further matters, I think Condi is one of the most impressive people in this country and this dog and pony show is not worth her time.)

I accept your explanation (though I will point out that it wasn't me that pointed out first that they were the only and all of the African Americans on the list).

Call it insecurity or call it attentiveness, but as a white man I am trying to explore my own inherent biases when I unknowingly do or say something that can be perceived as unequal, unfair or even racist. I'm trying to be willing to look in my own mirror, and it's not always easy or comfortable.

I'm not trying to chastise you. There's enough blame being thrown around our world.

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« Reply #21 on: October 13, 2017, 04:30:21 AM »
I thought what I did was comment on the five most well-known names, and that is why I stopped there.  The fact they were the only African Americans on the committee, and the fact you figured this out, it and genuinely seemed concerned about it, reflect on your views and your insecurities. 

(if it matters, and I know it does not, I "forgot" Smith was Black.  I looked at him as the kingpin that is the criminal organization known as tOSU athletics, his race never occurred to me.  Their violations list deep, long and impressive.  And if it further matters, I think Condi is one of the most impressive people in this country and this dog and pony show is not worth her time.)

Wait, didn't you call her one of the '"high profile" types that bring little to the table'?

Just change your name again and move on.
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« Reply #22 on: October 13, 2017, 07:10:38 AM »
Wait, didn't you call her one of the '"high profile" types that bring little to the table'?

Just change your name again and move on.

Yes, she is an impressive person but her skill set is not what is needed in this case.  This she brings little to the table other that a “star power” name.

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« Reply #23 on: October 13, 2017, 07:39:43 AM »
Don’t let a bunch of phony bleeding heart liberals intimidate you.
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