Actually most questions were answered n the linked article.
Actually most questions were answered n the linked article.
There are several questions here.
What is a “UI football graduate assistant”?
How much you want to bet the player perps are conservative whitey nut jobs or cops?
Ask Betamax.
Publishing this story without revealing the names is highest form of chicken shit journalism.
If they publish the names how can they use them for blackmail?
But, what of the idiot was gay?
It's called the white mans ghetto lotto.
Neither the players or refs should be involved in subduing an over zealous attention monger. Let security and police handles those things, nothing but lawsuits there.
I'm going to guess there are rules about players handling fans for insurance and liability reasons.
Why are you providing cover for Klemko?
You know you're QB is committed when he dyes his hair to match his helmet.
There used to be six preseason games and 12 regular.
I think along with an age maximum there should be a height and weight max. Some of these kids are so dominating due to their size it can make it unfair to a comical degree.
Why aren't you attaching account info with these?
I'm shocked that a university is not the FBI.
When we are dealing with large numbers it’s difficult to ascertain individual facts about each incident, facts that may have a great bearing on why stats may seem skewed in one direction or another. But based on the numbers you’ve given above, we should be able to. Those stats indicate that that through the time…
Agree with most of your post. A very good argument could be made that blacks disproportionally commit more crime because they are disproportionally poor. Go into any country in the world and irrespective of the racial makeup you will find more crime in poorer areas.
And of course you avoided the point of my post. I put up figures showing blacks are victims of police deaths far exceeding their part of the population. But when you compare those stats with the occurrence of violent crime they jive quite closely, almost eerily.