Hopefully there aren't many whites on there or they might have toBetter get rid of those weight room record boards also. If you ain't up on that list isn't that making someone feel bad?
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Hopefully there aren't many whites on there or they might have toBetter get rid of those weight room record boards also. If you ain't up on that list isn't that making someone feel bad?
Who at that age ever had a problem sleeping? I didn't and I didn't have any problem staying up way late either.
Who at that age ever had a problem sleeping? I didn't and I didn't have any problem staying up way late either.
So, you go out and party until 3AM and have to be at training the next day, you pay for it. My dad did it to me all the time. I learned to be home by 1AM. Nothing good ever happens after midnight anyhow.Not verbatim.....but she read through the list of general accusations, i.e Doyle, robbing a store, meals, "Iowa" way, walking on egg shells, tattoos and cornrows, essentially all of the ways that black athletes felt uncomfortable and couldn't be themselves which is incredibly valid and important to understand. Then she ended with sleep monitoring thing that made black players uncomfortable and kind of made it seem like it was only for black players. A) I didn't know Iowa did that and B) All players had to do it. I don't know why black players would be any more uncomfortable with this than any other player.
If a person bleeds black and gold, it was a tough 10/15 minutes to listen to due to the huge failures of the program. The sleep monitoring situation seemed to be "piling on".
Maybe ESPN should do some sleep monitoring for its employees. Might produce a decent product, in the future.
Even worse if the white guy wears it and then somehow starts over the black player.