re: Nick Saban to help groom minority coaches for head coaching gigs

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You must watch every CFB Game with the volume on both the TV & the Radio turned down

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Nah.

From previous statements you've made I dont think you watch college football at all.

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You are so right. Black head coaches are just naturally better than other coaches and all these multimillion dollar football programs are just intentionally choosing inferior coaches because they want to lose games and have no motivation to hire coaches who will win. I can’t believe these racists are intentionally losing to avoid hiring black head coaches.

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Especially when the majority of people who run universities are liberal

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Being a good player isn't directly congruent with being a good coach.

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Is the same true for Marketing, I'm sure there are tons of Community College Grads just waiting to "coach Teams made up of Ivy League MBAs" ---- people that are better than them at Marketing, but need to be "coached" by the guy the that isn't as good at Marketing as the Ivy League MBA?

Am I being unfair, that is how your logic works right?

There's is no magical playbook in the game of FB, the Team with the better players that makes the fewest mistakes that day usually wins

Amazing how Belichick's genius coincided with him having a HoF QB, before Brady why didn't his genius play calling and studious nature produce that same results

To quote a former NFL HC, "there are no geniuses in the Coaching Business, you have a bunch of PE Majors coaching other PE Majors"

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Correct it does not GUARANTEE that, but I find it amazing that every white backup has "intangibles" and is a gym rat, and is a "student of the Game" and talked strategy & playcalls with his HS Coach Dad over every meal, and that's why they make great HCs but with all the Black back ups, none of the above is true, and none of the above is ever spouted by the Media & broadcasters

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The black backups are too busy talking about rims.

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The 68% is what happens when you have an almost perfectly level playing field, and pure meritocracy takes over

Imagine if we had a pure meritocracy in all major Institutions here in America

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Are you implying that blacks a naturally superior race? Seems pretty, what's the word, racist to me.

Also, I love the logic that whites in power are somehow racist enough to deny black coaches opportunities, but still award billions in black player scholarships and black professional playing contracts every year.

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These types of programs send the wrong message in my opinion...we'll never move closer to MLK's dream.

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Actually , we'll never move closer to MLK's dream until the Majority Group in America believes in his dream, forget that, first the Majority Group in America needs to apply the Constitution equally to all Citizens

When MLK was alive, he was hated by whites, and now that he's dead "we need to get closer to his dream"

You're pissed that these Programs exist, maybe if the Majority Group didn't have the 400 year track record that they have, then these Programs wouldn't be necessary

If these Programs send the wrong message in your opinion, what messages do the confederate monuments send?

I know I know, different topic

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How can we just casually say "well, blacks are better players" but never say the opposite about coaches?

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For starters, you can't just say that casually. No ESPN reporter has even parapharased a sentiment like that without being fired. Bill Burr's got a funny skit on that. Now about coaching...........dude the first black HC in the SEC was in 2004. 2004. Imma repeat that one more time now. 2004. There is historically and currently, an undeniable bias against black coaches. That's reality. Comparing it to the general population make no sense. Former NFL players are more qualified for coaching positions than 99.999% of people who played only up to high school. You can't convince me otherwise. If anything, compare coaching percentages, to the overall racial makeup of college football juco-D1. That would be the best group to use.

Yet, had we lost 8 in a row to
LSU, as they did to Bama, that's
ALL we'd be hearing. Amiright?
Course I am.

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It isn't hard saying that this particular 13% of the population excels at something, but it is damned near impossible to say that this same 13% may be less inclined at something else?

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I don't think that is hard to say but I believe the aspects of being a player and being a coach are connected enough that the number should be higher.