Kirk Ferentz getting sued for being racist

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While impossible to ever really know, what would have happened in his development had he been in a more inviting culture.
He developed well enough in 4 years to grad transfer to WVU and start.
 
If his Wiki page is correct, the furthest he got on an NFL roster was on the Buccaneers practice squad.
And so you denigrate the athlete by saying he wasn't good enough to make the field to deflect away from the fact that Iowa basically discarded him...and not because he was a good football player.
 
And so you denigrate the athlete by saying he wasn't good enough to make the field to deflect away from the fact that Iowa basically discarded him...and not because he was a good football player.

I'm not denigrating Fleming. He played at Iowa but had good players in front of him so never got to start. Obviously, there was an easier path to playing time at WVU and it looks like he did well there.

You were acting like Iowa kept a kid on the bench behind players he was better than.
 
He developed well enough in 4 years to grad transfer to WVU and start.
Imagine if he had been a environment where he was allowed to learn, develop, and remain black. Maybe one where he wasn't mocked and verbally abused AND subsequently develop PTSD. Crazy idea eh?
 
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I'm not denigrating Fleming. He played at Iowa but had good players in front of him so never got to start. Obviously, there was an easier path to playing time at WVU and it looks like he did well there.

You were acting like Iowa kept a kid on the bench behind players he was better than.

You're really starting to come off as part of the problem
 
It's amazing any of the dozens of African American players that were drafted could succeed in such a hostile environment.
It really is. Some of those dudes were able to tolerate the racism. Much stronger humans than the racists that abused them. You genuinely are a puke.
 
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