McKay not traveling to OSU

[Final42b]

He also said it could be one game or nine games

 

[CycloneErik]

"I regret my actions and the difficult situation that I created for my teammates and coaches. I am going to work hard to set things right and put us in a situation to live up to our full potential as a team. I apologize for my actions, because I know that they disappointed my teammates, coaches and fans. As a first step, I will sign off from Twitter and other social media until the end of the season in order to focus on my coursework and the rest of this season.

Go Cyclones!"


Something like that would work.

 

[jsb]

"I regret my actions and the difficult situation that I created for my teammates and coaches. I am going to work hard to set things right and put us in a situation to live up to our full potential as a team. I apologize for my actions, because I know that they disappointed my teammates, coaches and fans. As a first step, I will sign off from Twitter and other social media until the end of the season in order to focus on my coursework and the rest of this season.

Go Cyclones!"


Something like that would work.

Personally I don't give a **** what he says to the fans. The less the better. What matters is what he says to his teammates and coaches. And maybe the fans don't need to know any of that.

As a fan, my job is to cheer for the players. That's it. It's a lot more fun if I don't ***** about the players, so I try not to do that. But to each their own on that point.

 

[CycloneErik]

Personally I don't give a **** what he says to the fans. The less the better. What matters is what he says to his teammates and coaches. And maybe the fans don't need to know any of that.

As a fan, my job is to cheer for the players. That's it. It's a lot more fun if I don't ***** about the players, so I try not to do that. But to each their own on that point.

Fans don't have a job, but if he wants to rebuild bridges with the fans, he'll need to say something to them.

 

[jsb]

Fans don't have a job, but if he wants to rebuild bridges with the fans, he'll need to say something to them.

Why? Fans should probably not worry about this. It's a team thing. Our only job is to cheer for the guys that are playing. If Jameel is playing, it is likely that he is trying to earn back the trust of the coaches and players. That's enough.

 

[fsanford]

Meh, an apology would be a positive step.

He does not need to apologize to twitter followers or fans, only to his team and coaches.

 

[ImJustKCClone]

"I regret my actions and the difficult situation that I created for my teammates and coaches. I am going to work hard to set things right and put us in a situation to live up to our full potential as a team. I apologize for my actions, because I know that they disappointed my teammates, coaches and fans. As a first step, I will sign off from Twitter and other social media until the end of the season in order to focus on my coursework and the rest of this season.

Go Cyclones!"


Something like that would work.

Or:

"I ****ed up..I'm sorry"

 

[CRcyclone6]

Fans don't have a job, but if he wants to rebuild bridges with the fans, he'll need to say something to them.

I think he owes his team an apology, that's about it. For us fans, maybe he should create a twitter account and tweet some kind words.:twitcy:

 

[CRcyclone6]

He does not need to apologize to twitter followers or fans, only to his team and coaches.

Yes..

 

[WastedTalent]

Why? Fans should probably not worry about this. It's a team thing. Our only job is to cheer for the guys that are playing. If Jameel is playing, it is likely that he is trying to earn back the trust of the coaches and players. That's enough.

Jsb is right with this. McKay doesn't owe the fans anything.

 

[CycloneErik]

Why? Fans should probably not worry about this. It's a team thing. Our only job is to cheer for the guys that are playing. If Jameel is playing, it is likely that he is trying to earn back the trust of the coaches and players. That's enough.

Because there's a relationship there. When you want people on your side, it's the best approach to take.

Otherwise, he's headed for a lot of silence, golf claps, and a lukewarm (at best) Senior Day.

 

[ISU42]

Jameel needs to be a good teammate and play hard. Fans will forget quickly if the effort is there.

 

[WastedTalent]

Because there's a relationship there. When you want people on your side, it's the best approach to take.

Otherwise, he's headed for a lot of silence, golf claps, and a lukewarm (at best) Senior Day.

No, the best approach is to come back and play hard. If he plays hard, and within himself, then I could not care less what he says on twitter. I don't even see that **** unless someone posts it here.

 

[8bitnes]

"I regret my actions and the difficult situation that I created for my teammates and coaches. I am going to work hard to set things right and put us in a situation to live up to our full potential as a team. I apologize for my actions, because I know that they disappointed my teammates, coaches and fans. As a first step, I will sign off from Twitter and other social media until the end of the season in order to focus on my coursework and the rest of this season.

Go Cyclones!"


Something like that would work.

IRONY at its finest.

 

[only4cy]

Give it up Erik. You are whiffing in this thread.

 

[CyFan61]

If some fans don't support Jameel on Senior Day after he makes his peace with his teammates and his coaches because he didn't make a public apology, then those fans need to get over themselves.

 

[Spanky]

Agreed, and the next step would be him saying that he is signing off of social media until the end of season.

Should he make the no Twitter announcement using Twitter?

 

[awd4cy]

If some fans don't support Jameel on Senior Day after he makes his peace with his teammates and his coaches because he didn't make a public apology, then those fans need to get over themselves.

That's all hypothetical cause all of that has to take place first.

 

[CycloneErik]

IRONY at its finest.

What are you talking about? It's the standard athlete/public figure approach, darn near word for word.
Midwesterners tend to be some bitter people with long memories. I've already run into a handful of people in the *** him group today, and my folks are a happier sort.

It's simply what you do.

 

[CyArob]

If some fans don't support Jameel on Senior Day after he makes his peace with his teammates and his coaches because he didn't make a public apology, then those fans need to get over themselves.

Agreed