What in the ever-loving-fuck is wrong with the two fingers on Hollins’ left hand?!

Won’t the whole “live audience” thing get old very quickly? Same reactions over and over again.

Why did the coach announce Hoyer as the starting QB four times? Seems excessive.

I bet not even half of these guys even live under bridges.

Somewhere, right now, Stan Bowman is staring at a sheet of paper with the trade summaries of Brendan Saad and Patrick Sharp while gripping a .357.

That's a great point. At first, fans wanted his head, and certain other people wanted him to shut up. He did what he thought was right, in an era when that could easily get you fired. Now, most of society has caught up with him. Because he was a leader.

Bomani Jones ‏@bomani_jones 3h3 hours ago

I should acknowledge that John Thompson also offered very forceful leadership according to his values, as a coach in a more modern setting.

Dean Smith was a great coach, but with how he fought against the racism prevalent in North Carolina he was an even better human being.

In 1969, Charlie Scott lost the ACC player of the year award to John Roche (white) of South Carolina. Further, five writers left Scott off their all-ACC ballots entirely. Smith went after them directly, saying the choice was borne of bigotry (or ignorance, but we know what was really the case.)