Showing posts with label Jason Whitlock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Whitlock. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
UPDATE: It's hard for kids to reject hip hop culture
Jason Whitlock adds some perspective to the recent events at Kansas, where the football and basketball teams engaged in some on-campus brawls.
It's hard for kids to reject hip hop culture - Kansas City Star
UPDATE: Another one of my sports journalism colleagues, Justice Hill, adds even more insight and perspective to what transpired on the KU campus. However, unlike Whitlock, Hill argues that "What this fighting means in a larger context isn’t simple to discern."
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Jason Whitlock Waxes Poetic On Pussy Galore
If you are not a frequent reader of Jason Whitlock on foxsports.com, you should be. He may be the most polarizing, controversial and truthful sports columnist in the country today.
I often disagree with his opinions, but I usually always understand where he is coming from. Plus, I do find myself agreeing with him at times as well.
Does he take things too far sometimes? Yes. Does his approach sometimes defeat his agenda? Yes. But at least he's consistent with his criticisms of any and everybody, regardless of race, gender or athletic ability.
Today, Jason actually made me laugh with his column on Pussy Galore, a pseudonym for every woman who has led to some type of transgression by an athlete or coach.
Here's an excerpt:
She impeached a president and now, more impressively, she threatens to topple a highly successful college basketball coach.
As my mother would say, she's a bitch on a bicycle. Respect her and her power or risk experiencing her wrath.
Pitino should've coughed up the $10 million. His reputation will never recover.
How does a millionaire, married, middle-aged public figure have an unprotected one-night stand on the floor of a restaurant with a woman he's known for a couple of hours if her name isn't Beyonce, Gisele or Halle?
Monica Lewinsky, the White House and a Cuban cigar make more sense than Karen Sypher, a restaurant and an assistant coach playing peek-a-boo in an adjoining booth.
It sounds as if Jason's mom has a great sense of humor and perspective. I'm now on the lookout for bicycles everywhere!
Check out the full article here: Pitino Ran Into The Biggest Dynasty In Sports
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coaches,
Jason Whitlock,
privacy,
professional athletes,
Rick Pitino
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