General Wade Issues statement

I commend him for not being a “Coward” for change as a stand up man.

Geaux Tigers!

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By saying, "now is the time to take action" could be taken so many different ways,

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Burning the PMAC down might actually be the way to get a new arena

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Exhibit A

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They sort of have to, being that nearly their entire teams are made up of blacks. They need these kids to want to play for them.

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Maybe....or maybe he just cares about his fellow humans

These statements all the coaches are releasing are so cringeworthy and pandering.

I understand that they have to do it, but it's pathetic.

G.O.A.T Wade

has Coach O issued a statement?

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Seems he’s as ignorant as these looters.

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yep. here are some examples:

Not a time for words, it's a time for actions

doesn't know what action but is saying it's a time for action

gonna listen to members of our team (yet doesn't think it's a time for words.

Are those members going to communicate with something other than words?

If any of you read Wade's words and don't think it's a completely retarded statement, you're dumb. At best he's manipulating potential recruits, which is simultaneously effective work as a coach and demented considering the context of these lawless times.

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Seems he’s as ignorant as these looters.

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Seems you're as retarded as everyone else on the PoliTard Board

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Damn... Wade just caved. He’s on board with the “ too many white coaches/not enough minority coaches “, white privilege blah blah blah.

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College coaches are being coerced into these virtue signalling statements and they react like the sheeple they are. If one coach panders the next one also does to keep pace.

This is the reason LSU and other athletic programs are compelled to blindly jump on board . No athletic program in the country has been as affected by violence like LSU has in the past 18 months. A bright young talented basketball player lost his life in a senseless shooting. A couple months later a future NFL first round draft choice could have suffered the same fate while selling a Xbox in north Baton Rouge. Fortunately a teammate was also armed and shot and killed the assailant.

Neither of those incidents involved a single white person, let alone a policeman. These incidents play out thousands of times a day throughout the country, most often in the fertile recruiting grounds of college athletics. Its hypocritical to speak out only because a police officer allegedly killed a lack man but not speak out against the rampant daily violence in the country.

The same police officers are killed by perpetrators while in the line of duty at a far greater rate than blacks unjustifiably killed by police. Often those police officers are killed in the same neighborhoods which those virtue signalling coaches heavily recruit in. The level of daily and weekly violence in those areas which does not involve a single white person is over 99% higher than the very rare times that an officer kills a black man for unjustified reasons.

The simple truth is any person of any color is far more likely to be victimized in those areas. Who would be more likely to be victimized, white people walking through the neighborhood of north Baton Rouge or black people walking though White Oak or Country Club of Louisiana or most neighborhoods in south Baton Rouge?

There are wrong decisions made by police, sometimes driven by racism , other times by just being bullies with a badge. They are not justified and should be prosecuted to the extent of the law. Using the death of George Floyd to generalize institutional racism and force coaches into becoming leftist lap dogs is repugnant. Had this matter remained local and not led to the rioting and violence around the country there would not be this virtue signaling capitulation by athletic departments and other businesses.