Oct 25, 2014
4:39:50pm
4:39:50pm
Twitter is hardly the venue for such things.
Grown men publicly acting like spoiled children is somehow an acceptable thing?
It's one thing to be disappointed, upset, or even mad about a performance. It's quite another to directly contact a student athlete and disparage his/her performance, regardless how bad that performance may have been. It's uncalled for, classless and should never happen.
It's one thing to be disappointed, upset, or even mad about a performance. It's quite another to directly contact a student athlete and disparage his/her performance, regardless how bad that performance may have been. It's uncalled for, classless and should never happen.
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