Sun Star DiJonai Carrington Shades Caitlin Clark With Blunt Message

[ottumwan in tx]

Cameron Brink just stepped in it bigtime!! she probably shall be fired after this!!! she probably was doing okay until the feminine - masculine stuff.

" “I will acknowledge there’s a privilege for the younger white players of the league. That’s not always true, but there is a privilege that we have inherently, and the privilege of appearing feminine.”"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nb...31&cvid=601346fd703b499598726e5dda29ff50&ei=9

 

[mnole03]

Rather silly thing to say

But she chose to go play there and didn’t speak out against it. I can’t imagine having that platform and letting that go on.

 

[luvmyhawks]

You seem angry.

Nope. Just don’t like you. You are a lying piece of crap that twists things to fit your narrative.

 

[Carolina Hawk]

Cameron Brink just stepped in it bigtime!! she probably shall be fired after this!!! she probably was doing okay until the feminine - masculine stuff.

" “I will acknowledge there’s a privilege for the younger white players of the league. That’s not always true, but there is a privilege that we have inherently, and the privilege of appearing feminine.”"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nb...31&cvid=601346fd703b499598726e5dda29ff50&ei=9

Well let’s see if that quenches the thirst of the media for a while

 

[ottumwan in tx]

Well let’s see if that quenches the thirst of the media for a while

they want desperately for CC22 to say it, but she won't. good for her.

 

[Carolina Hawk]

they want desperately for CC22 to say it, but she won't. good for her.

You are absolute correct they are praying she will say something that they can crucify her for.

 

[NorthernHawkeye]

Cameron Brink just stepped in it bigtime!! she probably shall be fired after this!!! she probably was doing okay until the feminine - masculine stuff.

" “I will acknowledge there’s a privilege for the younger white players of the league. That’s not always true, but there is a privilege that we have inherently, and the privilege of appearing feminine.”"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nb...31&cvid=601346fd703b499598726e5dda29ff50&ei=9

Well let’s see if that quenches the thirst of the media for a while

Brink's statements were from almost two weeks ago.

It's becoming evident that many expect CC to kneel before Zod.

 

[Joes Place]

It seems like a valid point.

You think she spends 100% of her time on a campus?
That just because she has a famous/celeb parent, anyone knows who she is, anywhere?

 

[Joes Place]

You are absolute correct they are praying she will say something that they can crucify her for.

Maybe they were hoping someone w/ celeb status, when asked about her name/likeness being used to justify discrimination, would at least mention something like "I certainly don't approve of my name being linked to discrimination and racism. I don't know much about that - I'm not online viewing it, but if that's something people associate me with, that's not me"

Now, there was nothing wrong with her statement; but players who have not had the benefit of 'celebrity status' like hers maybe wish she'd make a simple affirmation that she doesn't like hearing those things associated with her...

 

[Joes Place]

But she chose to go play there and didn’t speak out against it.

She didn't exactly have "celebrity status" to rock the boat anywhere...

You probably have no idea what she would have spoken out about, because no one knew who she was outside of a handful of WBB fans...

 

[Joes Place]

Nope. Just don’t like you. You are a lying piece of crap that twists things to fit your narrative.

Right. You get PWNED a lot on here.

The butthurt must really smart sometimes.

 

[ottumwan in tx]

Maybe they were hoping someone w/ celeb status, when asked about her name/likeness being used to justify discrimination, would at least mention something like "I certainly don't approve of my name being linked to discrimination and racism. I don't know much about that - I'm not online viewing it, but if that's something people associate me with, that's not me"

Now, there was nothing wrong with her statement; but players who have not had the benefit of 'celebrity status' like hers maybe wish she'd make a simple affirmation that she doesn't like hearing those things associated with her...

so, since she didn't say it, do you think she actually likes it?

 

[fredjr82]

now all our resident liberals here, are going on the basketball board here and claiming.... wait for it... it's russia!!! great. now we got russia making a comeback. of course. when race fails, russia did it!!

The one conspiracy theory we found this dumb F wouldn't believe! It's a Christmas miracle!! Throw on your best Hawaiian shirt and let's shoot a music video!!

 

[TJ8869]

You think she spends 100% of her time on a campus?
That just because she has a famous/celeb parent, anyone knows who she is, anywhere?

What the hell does that even mean? She was first team All Pac-12 at Stanford. When she entered the transfer portal prior to her fifth season, almost every program in America would have gladly taken her in. She chose to play for a bigoted coach who has a long track record of pressuring her lesbian players to hide their sexuality for fear it might hurt recruiting.

Just because Carrington might not have had enough ‘celebrity status’ to “rock the boat” at Baylor doesn’t make it a good idea to willingly get in the boat in the first place.

 

[Carolina Hawk]

Maybe they were hoping someone w/ celeb status, when asked about her name/likeness being used to justify discrimination, would at least mention something like "I certainly don't approve of my name being linked to discrimination and racism. I don't know much about that - I'm not online viewing it, but if that's something people associate me with, that's not me"

Now, there was nothing wrong with her statement; but players who have not had the benefit of 'celebrity status' like hers maybe wish she'd make a simple affirmation that she doesn't like hearing those things associated with her...

You are giving the media and the players you speak of waaaaaayy too much credit. They want her to slip up and say the wrong thing.

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

So much goes into the whole thing. CC will likely be injured.

That said, the mainstream black response is not surprising to those who take an honest look at Black history in US in regard to racism. Ya'll can choose to ignore it and be a part of the overall issue or move toward understanding.

Try watching "The African American Many Rivers to Cross" it's a 6 hour 3 part series.

If CC was black and from Waterloo, would most of you be watching her with the same intensity?

 

[hydro2.0]

So much goes into the whole thing. CC will likely be injured.

That said, the mainstream black response is not surprising to those who take an honest look at Black history in US in regard to racism. Ya'll can choose to ignore it and be a part of the overall issue or move toward understanding.

Try watching "The African American Many Rivers to Cross" it's a 6 hour 3 part series.

If CC was black and from Waterloo, would most of you be watching her with the same intensity?

Yes because regardless of race they are a Hawkeye and exciting to watch

 

[Colonoscopy]

So much goes into the whole thing. CC will likely be injured.

That said, the mainstream black response is not surprising to those who take an honest look at Black history in US in regard to racism. Ya'll can choose to ignore it and be a part of the overall issue or move toward understanding.

Try watching "The African American Many Rivers to Cross" it's a 6 hour 3 part series.

If CC was black and from Waterloo, would most of you be watching her with the same intensity?

I feel like most of the sport heros in the US have been black rather often for a while now.

Especially in basketball. The best, most exciting, highest paid that get the most attention are usually black.

 

[Dr. Phil Seuss]

So much goes into the whole thing. CC will likely be injured.

That said, the mainstream black response is not surprising to those who take an honest look at Black history in US in regard to racism. Ya'll can choose to ignore it and be a part of the overall issue or move toward understanding.

Try watching "The African American Many Rivers to Cross" it's a 6 hour 3 part series.

If CC was black and from Waterloo, would most of you be watching her with the same intensity?

Well, I grew up in a tiny town in rural Iowa, and followed the rise of Michael Jordan as if he were my own father, so….

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

Well, I grew up in a tiny town in rural Iowa, and followed the rise of Michael Jordan as if he were my own father, so….

So did I, but this is women's BB. But you make a good point. My main point is the black response.

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

I feel like most of the sport heros in the US have been black rather often for a while now.

Especially in basketball. The best, most exciting, highest paid that get the most attention are usually black.

Again, a good point, but through the black lense.... and we can't change that.

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

Yes because regardless of race they are a Hawkeye and exciting to watch

Good point, but thru the lense of a black person. Yes we would have followed Ronnie L. Yes she's elevated women's bb. But... we can't change others thoughts.

 

[hydro2.0]

Good point, but thru the lense of a black person. Yes we would have followed Ronnie L. Yes she's elevated women's bb. But... we can't change others thoughts.

What do you mean “through the lense of a black person?”

 

[hawkedoff]

And Carrington is probably someone who has experienced a lot of racism and discrimination in her life; while her response here was over the top, perhaps folks could muster a bit of empathy for someone who probably made her way thru women's BB experiencing what CC claims "she's never seen". Because CC has never seen any of it, and never will.

At Stanford. Sure

 

[ottumwan in tx]

So much goes into the whole thing. CC will likely be injured.

That said, the mainstream black response is not surprising to those who take an honest look at Black history in US in regard to racism. Ya'll can choose to ignore it and be a part of the overall issue or move toward understanding.

Try watching "The African American Many Rivers to Cross" it's a 6 hour 3 part series.

If CC was black and from Waterloo, would most of you be watching her with the same intensity?

I say yes. if she made threes like she did.

when that three goes up, does not matter what color was the hand which shot it

 

[ottumwan in tx]

I look at everything through beer goggles.

 

[hawkedoff]

Serena Williams came out in support of Caitlin yesterday.

Arike just gave an interview that the selection committee for the Olympics and all star voting is all bulkshit. She removed her own name from the Olympic team because they are all assholes.

 

[NorthernHawkeye]

Maybe they were hoping someone w/ celeb status, when asked about her name/likeness being used to justify discrimination, would at least mention something like "I certainly don't approve of my name being linked to discrimination and racism. I don't know much about that - I'm not online viewing it, but if that's something people associate me with, that's not me"

Now, there was nothing wrong with her statement; but players who have not had the benefit of 'celebrity status' like hers maybe wish she'd make a simple affirmation that she doesn't like hearing those things associated with her...

The first interview didn't ask the question as you falsely put it, "her name/likeness being used to justify discrimination".

Stop F'n making shit up Joe.

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

What do you mean “through the lense of a black person?”

I suggested watching the video series. Rather eye opening.

 

[IIowaFarmBoy]

I say yes. if she made threes like she did.

when that three goes up, does not matter what color was the hand which shot it

All good points. But we are using a different lense.

 

[Jerome Silberman]

Yes but so will her abilities.

Nope, I think she's yet to peak.

Nutrition and weight training in the off-season will help her get to another level. She's 22 and seems to struggle to keep weight on during the season, and I'd imagine now that she's filthy rich and playing basketball as a career she will get the help she needs.

 

[goldmom]

Nope. Just don’t like you. You are a lying piece of crap that twists things to fit your narrative.

He’s a geezer who loves to stir things up and start stuff. And everyone takes his bait.

 

[goldmom]

Nope, I think she's yet to peak.

Nutrition and weight training in the off-season will help her get to another level. She's 22 and seems to struggle to keep weight on during the season, and I'd imagine now that she's filthy rich and playing basketball as a career she will get the help she needs.

She’s not filthy rich by today’s standards. But she does need to bulk up.

 

[NorthernHawkeye]

He’s a geezer who loves to stir things up and start stuff. And everyone takes his bait.

That's too kind of an assessment goldy.

He's literally making stuff up in this thread regarding the first interview.

 

[hydro2.0]

I suggested watching the video series. Rather eye opening.

So instead of answering my question you want me to watch a six hour mini-series, ok,sport.

How about cliff notes?

 

[DooBi]

If CC was black and from Waterloo, would most of you be watching her with the same intensity?

Are you serious Clark? You don't think everyone would be watching the greatest scorer of all time if she was black? Ffs. Ever heard of Serena Williams? Tiger Woods?

 

[Joes Place]

What the hell does that even mean?

It means you can experience discrimination anywhere.

Amazing that this has to be spelled out for you.

 

[Joes Place]

The first interview didn't ask the question as you falsely put it, "her name/likeness being used to justify discrimination".

That is indeed what was asked.

What was your interpretation on it?

 

[Joes Place]

She was first team All Pac-12 at Stanford.

And I'd bet 95% of the student population had no clue who she even was....

 

[joelbc1]

ok, so are you not a fan of hers now also, because she is somehow being tied to him, albeit with a very thin piece of thread. ?

???
What are you trying to say? Use your words OIT…. Use your words.