Interesting tweet
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Wasn’t Fields always in the dog house here for a multitude of things? Sounds like he is still upset about it.
Also, who really gives a sh*t what a football coach thinks? I don’t care what the governors opinion of play calling on Saturday is
Also, who really gives a sh*t what a football coach thinks? I don’t care what the governors opinion of play calling on Saturday is
Zero % chance the whole team sits on that until now.
Is that Mark Fields or Perry Tuttles son?
also, Zach Giella is the biggest POS that we have ever signed. He is an attention whore.
also, Zach Giella is the biggest POS that we have ever signed. He is an attention whore.
So the hundreds of other players in the last several years are all sitting on this?
Yep then deleted the tweet. Weak move on his part. It is hard to see how this wouldn’t come out until now.
He’s trying to say he’s lying or “capping”
That’s also Kenyan Tuttle’s Twitter and not Mark Fields
Ugh. Yet another reason 2020 can eat a bag of dicks
Does he play for Clemson or is he associated with the team somehow?
Not to mention the Black coaches and personnel throughout the program...
Is this person seriously suggesting Coach Swinney might not have his players' best interests at heart?
Dang Larry...you need to step up your current language of the young go hards- No Cap
He transferred from SC State in 2016 and walked on.
It’s not used as an adjective in this context though. For the record, I completely believe you.
Kanyon also informs me we are the 17' Natty Champ...
Had to do with the name of Tillman hall.
I remember players showing up to the protest but don't recall what Swinney said about it.
I think this right here:
https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2016/04/25/clemson-students-end-lengthy-sit
I think I remember Christian Wilkins and a couple others showing up to deliver them pizzas but I don't recall any players participating.
I have a hard time believing that if Dabo called a player the N-word at practice that this would be the first time we'd hear about it. Maybe I'm being naive but I'd just think you'd have heard a player or coach say something about it already.
I know harsh language is used on the football field a lot but the n-word is a word that should never be used and knowing what Dabo is about, I find that hard to believe.
Edit: just re-read his tweet and realized he said that Dabo allowed another coach to call a player the "n-word". Not that Dabo actually used that repulsive word. Point still stands that I have a hard time believing this would've been the first time we've heard about it in today's social media age.
I know harsh language is used on the football field a lot but the n-word is a word that should never be used and knowing what Dabo is about, I find that hard to believe.
Edit: just re-read his tweet and realized he said that Dabo allowed another coach to call a player the "n-word". Not that Dabo actually used that repulsive word. Point still stands that I have a hard time believing this would've been the first time we've heard about it in today's social media age.
