SoonerNorm
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On this topic, Geno is my kind of guy. Sherri not so much.
My philosophy would be in line with Geno's. I don't think I've ever heard Sherri state hers.
I haven't heard any statement from Sherri either. But, it is my perception that the Women' Basketball program is an overtly religious group. Is it possible that my perceptions have failed me once again?
Kinda like Patty Gasso's group?
I don't know. Tell me about Patty's group. I haven't developed a perception about the softball team's culture.
My philosophy would be in line with Geno's. I don't think I've ever heard Sherri state hers.
I don't know. Tell me about Patty's group. I haven't developed a perception about the softball team's culture.
http://www.examiner.com/article/spiritual-journey-for-ou-softball-culminates-ncaa-title
And watch video. I'm not saying right or wrong.
Thanks for posting that for me. Now I have an opinion. On this topic Geno is my kind of guy. Patty not so much.
I agree with Geno as well personally. My point is many are insinuating the same of Sherri as a big negative and we have Patty, a two-time NC winning coach doing the same thing and nothing is said.
It is a negative if a recruits religious disposition is a factor in Sherri's or Patty's recruiting decisions. Bringing in good character kids that can play is a must. Geno seems to have done pretty well without having to check many boxes past that.
It is a negative if a recruits religious disposition is a factor in Sherri's or Patty's recruiting decisions. Bringing in good character kids that can play is a must. Geno seems to have done pretty well without having to check many boxes past that.
Our society has become overtly secular. Many who despise religion exclude and demean those who have religious beliefs. For example, Gov. Cuomo saying there is no room for right to lifers in NY. These folks have no tolerance for people who don't share their views. (I'm pro choice, but I respect those who disagree with me for religious reasons) I despise intolerance of opposing views.
So while I agree with Geno, he's a wimp on this. He doesn't want to stand up for a coach who is taking crap from people who are intolerant, including his University President. If someone wants Jesus in his huddle and the players have no problem with it, why should anyone care. If a coach thinks God cares about the outcome of a sports contest, who cares. I think it has more to do with talent, preparation and execution, but who cares what the other guy thinks.
Dumb in America is exemplified by how decline in religion is parallel to decline in civility, tolerance and respect.