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David, that’s probably because anytime someone who has been mentioned in that conversation…….has had rings and titles.
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Yup. I don't think Travis is wrong - I do think a lot of these black commentators don't want to put Clark on the GOAT line because she's white. And that IS racist.White people don't think racism is a big deal until shade is thrown at CC by a black girl.
I've been to Christophers -- lots of times as a matter of fact.
I can't recall ever hearing other people's private conversations at other tables
I think racism, bigotry, sexism, etc all happen in every direction. There is no doubt about that. Just because a person is in the majority doesn't mean they aren't sometimes looked down upon or held to a different standard by somebody in a minority. But it's much harder to feel sympathy when it happens in that scenario when at the same time a year ago the exact opposite was very clearly happening... and much more obviously.White people don't think racism is a big deal until shade is thrown at CC by a black girl.
Doesn't count when 9 of them are coming from inside your headSome of us have super hearing. It's a blessing and a curse.
I can hear about 10 different conversations in my cube farm right now.
People in the majority, while capable of being victims of racism, generally have all sorts of buffers that severely limit the damage that comes from it. Caitlin's a great example. This won't effect her draft status, endorsements, or anything like that. It's just talking heads that don't want to give her credit for a the wrong reason.I think racism, bigotry, sexism, etc all happen in every direction. There is no doubt about that. Just because a person is in the majority doesn't mean they aren't sometimes looked down upon or held to a different standard by somebody in a minority. But it's much harder to feel sympathy when it happens in that scenario when at the same time a year ago the exact opposite was very clearly happening... and much more obviously.
It’s pretty rough to grow up in suburbia and be able to afford private schools, AAU teams and travel, camps and coaches.There are a lot of black commentators that hold Clark to a higher standard than other players. It probably is racist on some level, but I guess I can't really be bothered to care. Caitlin Clark is not being held back in this world because she's white.
Because she’s a native Iowan playing at U of I and the DMR writers are cheerleaders and the local talent on KXnO is 99% Iowa fans. I don’t think it’s necessarily as much racial as a lot people believe. The role model narrative probably doesn’t exist outside Iowa.You know why Clark is considered a role model, despite having a terrible attitude that I wouldn't want any young player to emulate?
Maybe we just wait and see what happens next year in the WNBA before declaring she is the GOAT. At this time there are a number of players in that league who could be considered the GOAT.People in the majority, while capable of being victims of racism, generally have all sorts of buffers that severely limit the damage that comes from it. Caitlin's a great example. This won't effect her draft status, endorsements, or anything like that. It's just talking heads that don't want to give her credit for a the wrong reason.
Murph back in studio today. Told a captivating story about eating out last night in DM. Said he could hear the conversations in all of the five surrounding tables and all were talking about CC/ Hok WBB. Some of the people singing her praises were even wearing Cyclone gear.
I'm pretty sure there was something during the national championship about her being a "role model" as one of her career accomplishmentsBecause she’s a native Iowan playing at U of I and the DMR writers are cheerleaders and the local talent on KXnO is 99% Iowa fans. I don’t think it’s necessarily as much racial as a lot people believe. The role model narrative probably doesn’t exist outside Iowa.
The GOAT stuff is so ******* stupid. No one ever agreed on the GOAT in any sport. It’s subjective. People enjoy debating it. Is it legit to think Clark is the GOAT? Of course. Is it legit to think someone else is? You’re damn right.
We debate the GOAT of Iowa state basketball for god’s sake. Of course not everyone in the whole damn world will think Clark is the GOAT of all of women’s basketball.
Jesus.
Which ISU player have we claimed to be the goat of college basketball?
Sounds like a **** place to workSome of us have super hearing. It's a blessing and a curse.
I can hear about 10 different conversations in my cube farm right now.
None. But what I said was we debate who was is the GOAT of Iowa State basketball. Is it Grayer? Is it Fizer? Is it Tinsley? Is it Georges?
If we debate that relatively minor thing, I'm not sure why it is surprising that not everyone thinks Clark is the GOAT of all.
Most of the shows just bring in another hok like that Bill Blank guy, Sipker, Eickholt, or more recently AD.The Morning Rush is going to be rough while Ross is out. Travis has spent the morning talking about a Twitter argument he had last night regarding Caitlin Clark and racism. Hopefully get some fill in co-hosts a few of these days as if it's just him the whole time it's going to be brutal.
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