Wednesday, April 03, 2024

racist sports commentator, Skip Bayless, sounds off on the black supremacist, female Lsu basketball gang


[“95% White iowa team whips all-bLACK Lsu squad, 94-87; Kaitlin Clark scores 41—many from far beyond the three-point arc.”]

By Jerry PDX
tuesday, april 2, 2024 at 12:18:00 a.m. edt

Skip Bayless, White sports commentator who has built a career on racist virtue signalling, criticizes an la times article that calls out Lsu for their “tude”:

https://awfulannouncing.com/college-basketball/skip-bayless-la-times-racist-description-lsu.html

He claims that it’s racism that motivated the critical article though he doesn’t directly say it’s because Lsu is an (nearly) all-black squad. The suggestion is that if it was a mostly White team, then it would not be criticized the same way.

Has Skip Bayless ever accused all the sports writers and fans of racism when they spew Duke blue devil hate, whenever the team has a lot of White players? Has he ever pointed out that the Duke hate evaporates when the team is nearly all black? I don’t recall him ever doing that. Like all these White race hypocrites, he’s only triggered when he can pose and posture as the noble anti-racist.



4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Trash talk the negress basketball LSU players against the white Iowa team must have been drastic.

Anonymous said...

Today,on cbs radio,the report was,the star of the lsu nigaboo team(angel reese) had a photo layout in Vogue.That must have been about as bad to look at as some of the Sports Illustrated layouts the last few years.

Thanks for the warning,Vogue.

--GRA

Anonymous said...

LSU WOMEN'S A N D MEN'S B-BALL TEAMS HAVEN'T BEEN ON THE COURT FOR THE NATIONAL ANTHEM,"FOR SEVERAL SEASONS."

(WWL-TV)NEW ORLEANS — LSU's women's basketball team's absence from the court during the national anthem in the Elite Eight game Monday night was a viral story and even had Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry weighing in, but, according to the school, it is nothing new.

(GRA:Doesn't make it right,does it,WWL-TV?)

The school issued a statement that said: Our basketball programs have not been on the court for the anthem for the last several seasons. Usually the anthem is played 12 minutes before the game when the team is in the locker room doing final preparations.


That was similar to what head coach Kim Mulkey said after the game. She said she wasn't certain when the anthem was played, but that her team always was in the locker room by the 12-minute until gametime mark, preparing for the game.

Governor Jeff Landry made a post on Twitter (X) saying that "My mother coached women’s high school basketball during the height of desegregation, no one has a greater respect for the sport and for Coach Mulkey. However, above respect for that game is a deeper respect for those that serve to protect us and unite us under one flag ! It is time that all college boards, including Regent, put a policy in place that student athletes be present for the national anthem or risk their athletic scholarship! This is a matter of respect that all collegiate coaches should instill."


There has been no immediate word on whether the governor or the state legislature was planning to pursue the issue further. The statement from LSU seemed to indicate that the men's team followed that process as well.
GRA:"Several seasons",say about 4 years ago when the Floyd b.s. started?No doubt what the story is here--will anyone push it?
--GRA

Anonymous said...

Damn auto-correct capitalized "floyd".You really have to be persistent or they have it set that way on these devices .
--GRA