Ace Dad wrote:Ricardo del Rio wrote:sect.3purple wrote:______________________________________________________________________________________________
Why? Can't take your refs with you?
I give the Shockers credit for being a very good team....I have watched them play all year, when possible. I will not give them credit for winning this game with their normal skilled play...this win was, indeed, as much a result of the reffing as it was WSU's admittedly-good play.
My Aces have a long way to go to be as good a team as the Shockers, but today they played as well and had to combat bad calls, calls that kept our guys on the bench, calls that sent Shockers to the free throw line, and calls that simply were uncalled on our end of the floor.....no one is saying UE is better than the Shockers...but it would have been a truer test had the refs not teamed up with the home team.
Please stop. You sound like the Purple Teenager.
There were many reasons that the Aces lost today, not just one reason.
I will give you just one of the reasons for the loss - Player Simmons and the rest of the white guys running around out there with him.
Ricky...........
This is my meaning. On balance, African American players are more athletic and skilled than white players. A quick examination of the NBA and NFL rosters will confirm this notion.
I am not afraid to discuss player abilities in this context because I believe it to be true. Of course, there will always be some who will claim that I am making a racist argument.
While many extoll the abilities of player Simmons, I am not in that crowd. He is slow, lacks quickness and is a poor defender. Perhaps he will grow into a Larry Bird, but I don't think so. I was wrong about Prince Korver and Tim Duncan, so I could be wrong again.
There is truth in the expression, "White men can't jump."
If you knew my history relative who raised me, experiences as a professional and personal life, you would never insinuate, even in the most tactful way, that I am a racist in any context. If they were alive today, I would suggest you talk to Mary Cubit, Helen Swann, Lonnie Odem, Willie Woods and Preacher Man.
I will say this. I regret my post because most readers probably thought I crossed the line of civility and propriety. So in this context, I made a mistake.