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<blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 132095158" data-attributes="member: 1112294">So the coach was showing game films and the players were supposed to be paying attention. Instead, one of the players was writing on his iPad and wrote some profane and derogatory words. So, the football coach when seeing his player was not paying attention, picks up the pad and reads aloud what he was writing… and the football coach has to lose his job. That is beyond lunacy. How about kicking the player off the team. He was the disrespectful one. Another reason to stop watching football.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.foxnews.com/sports/daughter-former-oklahoma-coach-cale-gundy-brent-venables-since-deleted-tweet[/URL]The daughter of <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/sports/oklahomas-brent-venables-backs-cale-gundys-departure-says-coach-used-racially-charged-word-multiple-times">former Oklahoma football assistant Cale Gundy</a> appeared to take issue with head coach Brent Venables' latest statement on his departure in a tweet that has since been deleted.Venables released a separate statement on Monday supporting Gundy’s departure and revealed the coach used a &quot;racially charged word&quot; multiple times as he read from a player’s iPad during a film session. Gundy announced his departure from the program on Sunday night.Cat Gundy had her own response to Venables’ statement.&quot;Interesting you told your players to keep their mouths shut about what really happened and their heads down,&quot; her tweet read. &quot;The truth will always come to fruition, it’s only a matter of time.&quot;Cat Gundy’s tweet was later deleted, but not before multiple reports had the opportunity to screenshot it.Venables said Cale Gundy read the &quot;racially charged&quot; word &quot;multiple times&quot; and resigned over the weekend because &quot;he knows what he did was wrong.&quot; <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/sports/ex-oklahoma-football-star-defends-cale-gundy-resignation-no-racist-bone-in-his-body">Joe Mixon was among the Sooners</a> alumni who came out in support of Gundy, but Venables maintained that Gundy’s resignation was the right move.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WVUALLEN, post: 132095158, member: 1112294"] So the coach was showing game films and the players were supposed to be paying attention. Instead, one of the players was writing on his iPad and wrote some profane and derogatory words. So, the football coach when seeing his player was not paying attention, picks up the pad and reads aloud what he was writing… and the football coach has to lose his job. That is beyond lunacy. How about kicking the player off the team. He was the disrespectful one. Another reason to stop watching football. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.foxnews.com/sports/daughter-former-oklahoma-coach-cale-gundy-brent-venables-since-deleted-tweet[/URL] The daughter of [URL='https://www.foxnews.com/sports/oklahomas-brent-venables-backs-cale-gundys-departure-says-coach-used-racially-charged-word-multiple-times']former Oklahoma football assistant Cale Gundy[/URL] appeared to take issue with head coach Brent Venables' latest statement on his departure in a tweet that has since been deleted. Venables released a separate statement on Monday supporting Gundy’s departure and revealed the coach used a "racially charged word" multiple times as he read from a player’s iPad during a film session. Gundy announced his departure from the program on Sunday night. Cat Gundy had her own response to Venables’ statement. "Interesting you told your players to keep their mouths shut about what really happened and their heads down," her tweet read. "The truth will always come to fruition, it’s only a matter of time." Cat Gundy’s tweet was later deleted, but not before multiple reports had the opportunity to screenshot it. Venables said Cale Gundy read the "racially charged" word "multiple times" and resigned over the weekend because "he knows what he did was wrong." [URL='https://www.foxnews.com/sports/ex-oklahoma-football-star-defends-cale-gundy-resignation-no-racist-bone-in-his-body']Joe Mixon was among the Sooners[/URL] alumni who came out in support of Gundy, but Venables maintained that Gundy’s resignation was the right move. [/QUOTE]

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