re: What did Kim do?

That’s tinfoil hat stuff. Most journalists don’t let themselves become crazed devoted fans of the teams at the places they get their diplomas, and they certainly don’t carry that with them once they get their diplomas and leave in the way that message board fans do.

I will tell you … and this started becoming the case 40 years ago, it’s nothing new … the thing with sports journalists not being satisfied just to cover games (like I was, that was what I loved to do and was my strength) and wanting to rabble rouse and dig up caca and tear powerful people down isn’t strictly a liberal/conservative deal although I am not going to insult your intelligence by telling you some of that isn’t present especially these days.

More than anything the sports journalists who do stuff like this are anti-authority. They view it as evil that powerful coaches make a caca load of money and live in mansions and have security guards around them and more than anything have enormous power and status and get to tell others what to do …. they don’t think anyone should get to tell anyone else what to do, period … so they must be put in their place.

And the dirtiest little secret is that a lot of these folks in their heart of hearts actually hate sports, think it’s beneath them and that the coaches and players they cover and the fans they write for are morons.