Thursday, August 13, 2009
U of L chooses basketball success over integrity
If U of L's basketball team had been, say, 19-18 last year instead of 31-6, would Rick Pitino still be the coach?
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This is Kentucky, where basketball is the state religion. Whatever his moral failings, Pitino is undeniably a great basketball coach. It would take a lot more than one indiscretion, six years ago, to get him fired.
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: 9:16 PM
: 9:16 PM
Geepers, Martin, yer acting like a Bostonian with this tirade. (Trust me, no one, NO ONE, detests Pitino more than a Celtics fan. If you don't bleed green, you just don't get it.)
Of course, the implicit cheering of extortion and blackmail that is hidden in your rants is interesting in a macabre sort of way.
Of course, the implicit cheering of extortion and blackmail that is hidden in your rants is interesting in a macabre sort of way.
Art,
Yes, of course I forgot that condemning someone for doing something bad logically implies a belief that you agree it is acceptable for someone to extort them for it.
I'll try to be more careful next time.
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Yes, of course I forgot that condemning someone for doing something bad logically implies a belief that you agree it is acceptable for someone to extort them for it.
I'll try to be more careful next time.
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