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re: 30 for 30 thread - ESPN
Posted on 12/16/13 at 11:57 am to RceTigers
Posted on 12/16/13 at 11:57 am to RceTigers
Clarett was a true dumbass. OSU fricked it over but that's what happens. He made his bed and he surely laid in it. But judging by his tweets and stuff now it looks like he really has got his head on straight. Good for him to turn his life around. Most people don't.
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Posted on 12/16/13 at 12:22 pm to QJenk
Dont get the current hate for the guy because he has definantly owned up to his mistakes and he will do that for the rest of his life.
Obvious that he is trying to make a positive out of everything that happened. Crazy that he seems to be in such good shape.
But that doc was pretty weak. could have been more. tressle deserved more criticism.
And when will the black community learn to get out of the gangster culture. Jim Brown bragging about his gangsters does not set a good example for today's youth. It perpetuates the cycle that has taken place since the 60's.
I am a huge advocate of civil rights and I am in no way arguing against it. But a part(not the majority) of the black community has definantly responded to it in the wrong way. I am looking at you Jesse Jackson and friends.
Obvious that he is trying to make a positive out of everything that happened. Crazy that he seems to be in such good shape.
But that doc was pretty weak. could have been more. tressle deserved more criticism.
And when will the black community learn to get out of the gangster culture. Jim Brown bragging about his gangsters does not set a good example for today's youth. It perpetuates the cycle that has taken place since the 60's.
I am a huge advocate of civil rights and I am in no way arguing against it. But a part(not the majority) of the black community has definantly responded to it in the wrong way. I am looking at you Jesse Jackson and friends.
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