re: Bama has a guy that wears players' chains on the sideline?! Culture is bad

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Pretty simple and old school. There’s no I in team.

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I've always thought this to be an unusual saying, because there is an "I" in win.

Is he still banned from his own board?

More importantly, how does he keep all those chains from getting tangled?

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The first is that he is holding someone else’s chains. They may be his. They may be someone else’s. Without further information it is an assumption either way.

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Yeah, he just happened to have a bunch of different chains with other peoples names and numbers on them. Perhaps the smallest player to ever wear the number 96, considering the person who wears #96 for Alabama is a defensive lineman who weighs 315 lbs.

The information is there, you just ignored it.

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The second assumption, and this is one that looks bad, is that the chains belongs to someone into “ghetto” culture. The vast majority of people who live in “ghettos” don’t have chains like that because of the cost. Most wouldn’t have one if they had the money. Had it been “urban” or “street” culture it would have been bad but less bad. It speaks volumes about the actual reason this would trigger so many snowflakes. Sad.

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No, I called it ghetto culture because that is what it is. What do you mean it "looks bad". What looks bad?

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When coach Bryant was at Alabama the world was a very different place.

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He benched Joe Namath.

I doubt Coach Bryant would put up with what Moore did Saturday.

In fact, he probably would have told him to walk back to Tuscaloosa and think about what he did.