...their kids and teach them to make sacrilegious mockery of sacred ordinances (lockerroom whirlpool baptisms, etc) and that the head coach at Utah allows this type of shameful discriminating behavior to go on unpunished and unfettered and that by standing idly by and not doing anything he is actually encouraging it. KW dismissed it as not a big deal and there was no ill intent and no disciplinary action would be taken. Some of the more noteworthy LDS return missionaries on the team also lied as part of the damage control and tried to say there was no disrespect intended against any religion and that this was simply a "dare" (*cough*bull-crap!) for a few players to go all the way under the icy water.

*(Apparently this "dare" required another individual to gentle lower them back in the water in the same manner as in a baptism and that the person in the "dare" lowering Blechen into the water needed to wear a towel over his head to hide his identity for a non-offense intended dare? Yes, their story really adds up).

Both Trevor Reilly and Jake Murphy (both RM's) gave their stamp of approval on this and alluded to the notion that you're out of line if you get offended by this. It's nice to know the environment for LDS players at Utah and also what happens to the spiritual level of RM's when they return to that environment and that they condone this kind of attacks on religious symbols and sacred ordinances.


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