Deace is a grifter and always has been.Miller and Deace were great podcasts. All football. I miss that. Then they both went off the deep end with politics. Just so weird. And scary. It could happen to any of us!
Deace is a grifter and always has been.Miller and Deace were great podcasts. All football. I miss that. Then they both went off the deep end with politics. Just so weird. And scary. It could happen to any of us!
Deace was great at talking sports, then he went far far right with a religious angle and I stopped listening. If I want to hear about religion and politics I will go to church or down to a town hall meeting. It was a shame because Miller and Deace used to put on a good show to listen to.Deace is a grifter and always has been.
He was a great listen when he talked sports and made a lot of good points. Miller and Deace was a fantastic listen.Deace was great at talking sports, then he went far far right with a religious angle and I stopped listening. If I want to hear about religion and politics I will go to church or down to a town hall meeting. It was a shame because Miller and Deace used to put on a good show to listen to.
He really is something.
As you can see, he has a problem AGAIN with Beth Goetz, this time with giving Gruden so much access & attention.
The Athletc article Rob links is titled "Jon Gruden resigns afger racist, homophoic, sexist emails emerge.:
Does he still any podcasts with anyone because I would not be anywhere near that guy. I don't recall seeing him on Kinnick sideline this year so maybe his access is gone.
Felicia Goodson and Tyrone Tracy both told me flat-out: Kirk Ferentz is not a racist.Kirk Ferentz should never be compared to Joe Paterno.
Kirk Ferentz is not a racist.
But that jack @$$ does and implies both, writing this:
Sports fans overlook a lot when cheering on their favorite coaches and players. It explains Joe Paterno, Urban Meyer, Bob Knight and others still being viewed in a positive light.
Ferentz ran a racist program. After an internal report found racial bias, former players felt not enough was done in response to those findings. They spoke out. An external report confirmed the charge. Bullying also was discovered. Student-athletes then added more details and context to the Iowa Football culture. A group of them won a $4 million settlement from the university.
...consider stopping short of calling him a great man, which often gets attached to these achievements even when history says otherwise. A great man doesn’t allow racism in his program or hand out an award [to Chris Doyle] after players are hospitalized.
Duke, the meds. Ya gotta remember to take 'em. On schedule.Multi-millionaires either pay taxes or make charitable donations. Many billionaires, especially ones out East who live in big White Houses, do neither.
Maybe bump up the dosage.Duke, the meds. Ya gotta remember to take 'em. On schedule.
Last Saturday is old ****?Here we go again. Some of you folks need to get a hobby. Regurging old ****.
I quit listening a few years ago and was always the last listen when I was starving for content. It was always a tough listen as he was incredibly disorganized and had his annoying “coffee sip” habit. And he never had any real “news” with usually stale or bad takes.Does he still any podcasts with anyone because I would not be anywhere near that guy. I don't recall seeing him on Kinnick sideline this year so maybe his access is gone.
Felicia Goodson and Tyrone Tracy both told me flat-out: Kirk Ferentz is not a racist.
I see where a female marathoner dies 2 miles from the finish line from Rhabdo...Rhabdo:
Jan 13, 2016
Iowa Rhabdo Lawsuit Settled
Nearly five years after 13 of its football players landed in the hospital with exertional rhabdomyolysis, the University of Iowa is settling a lawsuit resulting from the incident. Former Hawkeye William Lowe sued the program, with claims of negligence in developing and implementing a “dangerous, improper training program.” Although athletic trainers and coaches were cleared of wrongdoing related to this incident, recommendations to discontinue the workout and find better ways of identifying players with health complications were adopted by the university.
An article in the Miami Herald reports that court officials were notified of a settlement of $15,000 by a university lawyer. The lawsuit claims that coaches and athletic trainers did not supervise a high-intensity workout that occurred in January 2011, in which players’ mental toughness, physical stamina, and desire to be on the team were tested.
As part of the workout, players completed 100 back squats at 50 percent of their most recent personal best. According to Lowe’s suit, players were required to complete additional workouts the following days, despite reporting pain in his legs, stiffness, abnormally dark urine, and extreme fatigue—all symptoms of rhabdomyolysis, which is the result of muscles breaking down and releasing proteins into the blood.
Along with the settlement, the university paid some of Lowe’s hospital and medical expenses and allowed him to keep his scholarship after leaving the team. Lowe’s attorney, Brian Galligan, told the Miami Herald that Lowe is satisfied with the resolution of the case.
I see where a female marathoner dies 2 miles from the finish line from Rhabdo...
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