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KDRE said:
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Allen Iverson had never acted the way he does now when he was at G-Town. Coach Thompson wasn't haven that.
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Just what is AI acting like?
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Now you tell me how does all that tie in to race. That was what I was trying to say. I do agree with the comment that a black coach (and I do mean coach not boss, beacsue it is a totally different sitiuation) Has to come in and command The respect of a black million aire, but some players not respond to well to a Boot-camp sarget atmosphere. Thats just how it is, and if you have never seen or been in a situation like that then you should really even comment.
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Now you are totally disqualifying every poster here from giving a comment because none of us has played in the NBA under a black coach. It's funny to say players don't give black coaches anything because they are black, unless they are total drill officers. It's your opinion, but I disagrgee with the basis.
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Hold Up Playa have you played college ball, because the same crap that goes on in the nba happens at some colleges. A black athlete will try to test the water to see how much he can get away with, White or Black, But with a black coach black players will try the "Ohh we got a brotha coach man we straight now" I have heard guys say that at high school and college levels. The mentality comes from coaches in the public school's how will treat there star athlete like a son or some god and give them what ever they want. So when you say My comments have no basis, my basis starts with the fact that I seen how and where this mentality of Black athletes relationship with Coaches black and white manifest.
Now If you choose to belive me or not I really don't care. The basis of my story goes both ways too.Comment
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Re: Stephen A. Smith: Players fail to give best to black coaches
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KDRE said:
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Allen Iverson had never acted the way he does now when he was at G-Town. Coach Thompson wasn't haven that.
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Just what is AI acting like?
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Now you tell me how does all that tie in to race. That was what I was trying to say. I do agree with the comment that a black coach (and I do mean coach not boss, beacsue it is a totally different sitiuation) Has to come in and command The respect of a black million aire, but some players not respond to well to a Boot-camp sarget atmosphere. Thats just how it is, and if you have never seen or been in a situation like that then you should really even comment.
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Now you are totally disqualifying every poster here from giving a comment because none of us has played in the NBA under a black coach. It's funny to say players don't give black coaches anything because they are black, unless they are total drill officers. It's your opinion, but I disagrgee with the basis.
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Hold Up Playa have you played college ball, because the same crap that goes on in the nba happens at some colleges. A black athlete will try to test the water to see how much he can get away with, White or Black, But with a black coach black players will try the "Ohh we got a brotha coach man we straight now" I have heard guys say that at high school and college levels. The mentality comes from coaches in the public school's how will treat there star athlete like a son or some god and give them what ever they want. So when you say My comments have no basis, my basis starts with the fact that I seen how and where this mentality of Black athletes relationship with Coaches black and white manifest.
Now If you choose to belive me or not I really don't care. The basis of my story goes both ways too.Comment
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Re: Stephen A. Smith: Players fail to give best to black coaches
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KDRE said:
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Allen Iverson had never acted the way he does now when he was at G-Town. Coach Thompson wasn't haven that.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Just what is AI acting like?
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Now you tell me how does all that tie in to race. That was what I was trying to say. I do agree with the comment that a black coach (and I do mean coach not boss, beacsue it is a totally different sitiuation) Has to come in and command The respect of a black million aire, but some players not respond to well to a Boot-camp sarget atmosphere. Thats just how it is, and if you have never seen or been in a situation like that then you should really even comment.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Now you are totally disqualifying every poster here from giving a comment because none of us has played in the NBA under a black coach. It's funny to say players don't give black coaches anything because they are black, unless they are total drill officers. It's your opinion, but I disagrgee with the basis.
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Hold Up Playa have you played college ball, because the same crap that goes on in the nba happens at some colleges. A black athlete will try to test the water to see how much he can get away with, White or Black, But with a black coach black players will try the "Ohh we got a brotha coach man we straight now" I have heard guys say that at high school and college levels. The mentality comes from coaches in the public school's how will treat there star athlete like a son or some god and give them what ever they want. So when you say My comments have no basis, my basis starts with the fact that I seen how and where this mentality of Black athletes relationship with Coaches black and white manifest.
Now If you choose to belive me or not I really don't care. The basis of my story goes both ways too.Comment
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noa999 said:
I hate Stephen Smith. My god, I've never seen anyone so in love with their own voice. Shut the [censored] up and die.
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Umm. . . . guess you havent watched Bill Walton latelyComment
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Re: Stephen A. Smith: Players fail to give best to black coaches
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noa999 said:
I hate Stephen Smith. My god, I've never seen anyone so in love with their own voice. Shut the [censored] up and die.
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Umm. . . . guess you havent watched Bill Walton latelyComment
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Re: Stephen A. Smith: Players fail to give best to black coaches
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noa999 said:
I hate Stephen Smith. My god, I've never seen anyone so in love with their own voice. Shut the [censored] up and die.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Umm. . . . guess you havent watched Bill Walton latelyComment
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BigMike said:
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noa999 said:
I hate Stephen Smith. My god, I've never seen anyone so in love with their own voice. Shut the [censored] up and die.
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Umm. . . . guess you havent watched Bill Walton lately
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Bill Walton uses his commentary and style to be humurous. Stephen A. Smith thinks he's seriously right all the time. He's a [censored] moron.Comment
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BigMike said:
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noa999 said:
I hate Stephen Smith. My god, I've never seen anyone so in love with their own voice. Shut the [censored] up and die.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Umm. . . . guess you havent watched Bill Walton lately
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Bill Walton uses his commentary and style to be humurous. Stephen A. Smith thinks he's seriously right all the time. He's a [censored] moron.Comment
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Re: Stephen A. Smith: Players fail to give best to black coaches
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BigMike said:
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noa999 said:
I hate Stephen Smith. My god, I've never seen anyone so in love with their own voice. Shut the [censored] up and die.
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Umm. . . . guess you havent watched Bill Walton lately
<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Bill Walton uses his commentary and style to be humurous. Stephen A. Smith thinks he's seriously right all the time. He's a [censored] moron.Comment
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