Sign InRegister 

by
5 Comments
University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe announced his resignation on Monday morning amid criticism of his handling of student race complaints and discrimination.

Several Missouri football players announced Sunday that they would boycott if Wolfe did not resign.

Loading Twitter Embed....
Loading Twitter Embed....
Loading Twitter Embed....
Loading Twitter Embed....
Loading Twitter Embed....
Loading Twitter Embed....

Loading Twitter Embed....
Filed Under: Missouri Sports
Related:
Missouri Reveals $250 Million Plan To Upgrade Memorial Stadium
Missouri & Former Ole Miss WR Dannis Jackson Enters The Transfer Portal
5 Comments
RecentOldestTop
user avatar
Bamafan24•101 months
Not surprised the mob wins again.
Reply
upvote6downvote0
user avatar
Brosef Stalin17•101 months
everyone wants to be an activist.. gives their life meaning
Reply
upvote3downvote0
user avatar
greenbastard•101 months
His hands were tied. Many don't realize the implications a strike would have had on Missouri. It would have been a death sentence in recruiting and they would have taken a huge hit financially from not playing games.


SJWs are playing society like a fiddle.
Reply
upvote3downvote0
user avatar
Dignan•101 months
Ok Jonathan, he resigned. You can eat a sandwich now.
Reply
upvote1downvote0
user avatar
SamGinn Cam•101 months
Mizzou lives matter
Reply
upvote1downvote0
Popular Stories
Caitlin Clark Makes Decision On Shoe Contract
Discuss NBA 13
Caitlin Clark Makes Decision On Shoe Contract
Father Of Transferring Colorado Player Takes Shot At Deion Sanders
Discuss NCAA Football 40
Father Of Transferring Colorado Player Takes Shot At Deion Sanders
Golfer Paige Spiranac Promotes Her Site With New Bikini Photos
Discuss Golf 33
Golfer Paige Spiranac Promotes Her Site With New Bikini Photos
Brooks Koepka's Wife Jena Sims Is a 2024 SI Swimsuit Rookie
Discuss Golf 39
Brooks Koepka's Wife Jena Sims Is a 2024 SI Swimsuit Rookie
Charles Barkley Tried To Pay Legendary NBA Star To Play For Auburn
Discuss Auburn Sports 7
Charles Barkley Tried To Pay Legendary NBA Star To Play For Auburn
logoFollow SECRant for SEC Football News
Follow us on Twitter and Facebook to get the latest updates on SEC Football and Recruiting.

Facebook•Twitter
Back to top Sign In/Register
View in: Desktop
Privacy•Advertising•Contact•Terms
Copyright @2024 SECRant.com. All rights reserved.
Turn on Dark Mode