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It was unacceptable and not mainstream or common through music from 1970 to at least 90s rap and the word never disappeared. What slur has actually ever disappeared? This is very delusional. This thread isn’t even about a white person wanting to use it. It is about a white person actually using...

So explain how

He couldn’t have made the point without using the word? If he said N Word instead saying the actual word, wouldn’t he have made the same point

I guaranteed if a white person in a relationship with a black person say it to a random black person the results will be the same

Civil Rights movement ended over 50 years ago yet the words still exists. We have known the impact of that word since before then especially when used by white people. I don’t understand 1 why people think it will ever go away & 2 why would a white person use it in 2023 knowing the consequences?

There are a lot of slurs that are used through media, but that doesn't make them okay to use. Also, that word has been used in the media forever. As I said, the word shouldn't be used by anyone, but if the group that the word was always used to offend decides to say it to each other, it isn't...

Please explain to me when white people have been okay to use the word. There are plenty of double standards across the board. Let's not act like this is the only one. I don't see the point of a white person using the word knowing the possible consequences.

If you don't say the word, you shouldn't worry about who can say it. So many people are focused on the wrong thing. Don't put yourself in that situation, period. Flom could have gotten that point across without saying the word. To act like he is being unfairly persecuted doesn't make sense. He...

I don’t see how this is so hard to understand. Even within the lesson, he used the actual word he’s telling the players not to use. On top of it, he is talking about the repercussions the coach who tweeted faced then makes the mistake he is telling his players not to make. He surely had to...

I’ve said it on here before, teams have backed off because of his attitude. He will have better opportunities in football than hoops

🤦🏾‍♂️ nonsense

Def agree. The 23, 24 & 25 classes also make the reasoning behind Ben’s hiring kinda pointless bc it’s not like there will be a large number of MN kids who we should be offering. We missed on a golden era of MN recruits n we overreacted

Groves is probably Mid Major at best. TT was part of a down year as far as in state recruiting n he benefited off that imo (as welll as being 6’11) if you watched him play in high school, you wouldn’t have guessed high major

💯 def agree with this

Why do they need to be on public record? I am fine with college kids' financials being private

Lol cheating at an all-time high. GTFOH with this nonsense. NIL & Transfer Portal is just bringing to the forefront what has been going on for years as far as the Deion stuff goes. He was technically still the coach for both players, so what is the tampering if he coached the same bowl game that...

I watched him in high school & shooting was the only thing I thought he would bring

He is light years as far as help defense JOJ is better as far as versatility of who he can guard on ball. Henley still has a ways to go on both but I think he will get better with time. I was just hoping Carrington could shoot at least 36% from 3

It’s not hate at all. Austin was a lot longer, better defender, & more athletic. I thought Carrington shot would be better tbh

Am I the only one struggling to see what Carrington will ever bring to the table? He is a worse version of Gabe. He was that even in high school