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Happy that Women's B-ball LSU lost and Iowa won>>>
WHY? Because>>>
LSU women’s basketball came under fire on Monday night after the team didn’t come out for the national anthem before its regional final game against the Iowa Hawkeyes. A video from OutKick’s Dan Zaksheske showed Iowa players holding hands during the rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." LSU had left the court right before the anthem was played. Iowa won the game 97-84 behind Caitlin Clark’s 41 points. LSU head coach Kim Mulkey was asked after the game why the team didn’t come out for the national anthem. Mulkey chalked it up to "routine." Personally, these actions are so irritating to me. When will this stuff end? from a loyal USA citizen. |
Same from here. Do not understand why people/teams act like this. Aren’t they happy to live in a country like the USA??? Irritating is an understatement.
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My bad. I thought you were going to talk about basketball.
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I love the Kaitlin Clark storyline and how she literally put a program on her back and made everyone of her teammates better in the process. That said, Gino Auriemma is my guy and the UConn women (and men’s team) are peaking at the right time in their respective tournaments. NC State, men and women’s teams may have something to say about both! Good stuff!
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As an Iowan and a University of Iowa alum I say.......Go Hawks! The Iowa women's basketball program is a class group of ladies that are a pretty competitive group of basketball players.
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As we all saw, idiot ESPN 'personality', Jamele Hill, stated Caitlin Clark gets all the publicity due to racism.
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I am not really an Iowa fan (go IU!) but I do like basketball. I’ve watched Clark play and am just amazed at her three pointers. She is skilled and and appears to be a team player. Swish!
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No dog in the fight, but all things being equal definitely happy the team that stood for the national anthem wins the game.
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I’m sure I’ll take a lot of crap for this, but not everyone is a fake patriot.
Being a real patriot means you want your country to be the best it can be and work towards that end—not just wrapping yourself in the flag and making gestures in public to fool some people into thinking you are a patriot. That accomplishes NOTHING! Be a REAL patriot and help your country be better. |
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From News:
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry urged state officials to enact a policy that requires student-athletes to be present for the national anthem after the LSU women’s basketball team received harsh backlash for missing the national anthem before its regional final game against Iowa Monday night. "It is time that all college boards, including Regent, put a policy in place that student athletes be present for the national anthem or risk their athletic scholarship! This is a matter of respect that all collegiate coaches should instill." A video from OutKick’s Dan Zaksheske showed Iowa players on the court holding hands during "The Star-Spangled Banner." LSU had left the court right before the anthem was played. Mulkey said after the loss to Iowa her team’s absence was "routine." "Honestly, I don't even know when the anthem was played," Mulkey said, via OutKick. "We kind of have a routine when (our players are) on the floor, and they come off at the 12-minute mark (prior to the game). Disturbing how many in our country do not respect our flag, honor the fallen, and take so much for granted that we have in our great country. This is yet another example. The coach stated "routine" for her team to not stay for the anthem. What a hollow response. So glad that Iowa won the game, and apparently honors their country. |
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When they smarten up and don’t let them get away with it.
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OH boy, another outrage over nothing...... don't you ever get tired of being outraged? Here the coach tells all, Did LSU Tigers Snub National Anthem Before Iowa Hawkeyes game? Kim Mulkey Reveals Truth
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It's a current event topic, about something. omg |
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"Mulkey then proceeded to emphasize that they didn’t purposely ignore the anthem, as they were simply doing their routine and fulfilling their pregame responsibilities. Mulkey noted that it was “nothing intentionally done.” “Honestly, I don’t even know when the Anthem was played. We kind of have a routine where we’re on the floor and then they come off at the 12-minute mark. I don’t know. We come in and do our pre-game stuff,” Mulkey explained. Ok, OK then. So it's their "routine". "Honestly......." There are so many times when we hear "honestly".... meaningless and a dishonest cover. So their 'routine' is to dishonor the country... Funny that other teams' routines stay out their to stand for our anthem..... |
If you haven't been in the struggle, you will never understand.
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Great game!
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Well said fellow alum.
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Important thing is Iowa won, Clark is the best woman basketball player in college ever, and she is a good human. But again as a basketball player she makes all her teammates better.
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I agree but let’s not make her a saint by staying in school , she made almost 3 million in NIL money and with her other commercial promos some put her close to 4 million , which I’m very happy for her , as far as the anthem , haven’t the same people beaten this to death since the football controversy and are all those guys still not watching football.and if so the NFL doesn’t care
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Freedom of speech is not having to salute the Flag or whatever. Many people have extremely different life experiences than us here in the Villages. They would have very diverse reactions to saluting the US flag or whatever. We live in a country where fortunately we are not forced to worship some emperor with no clothes like in North Korea or Russia. And follow all the ridiculous pomp and circumstance you would find in North Korea. Most of it for the ego of the ruler of North Korea. |
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