re: Serious Bama question

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Did Joe Namath, poorer than any black player to play for Alabama in the last 50 years, steal his fur coats or were those just gifts?

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And sorry, I don't know Joe Willie or anything about his situation growing up, so I cant answer that. Like most at that school,.. I would assume they were gifts, which guess what,... Is making my point you stupid bastard

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The correct answer is that either A) he would lose money leaving bama

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This is the correct answer, although you're not smart enough to grasp why. Jonathan Allen would have lost millions had he not stayed at Bama for his senior year and improved his draft stock.

And Tim Williams? One could argue he lost money by coming back, right?

Why am I embarrassing myself Johnny? Bc I take offense to being called racist when that has absolutely nothing in the world to do with the conversation?

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And sorry, I don't know Joe Willie or anything about his situation growing up, so I cant answer that. Like most at that school,.. I would assume they were gifts, which guess what,... Is making my point you stupid bastard

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But since Joe Namath was white, you don't really care about his fur coat? Wow.

He showed up at an Alabama practice with a fur coat on, before he was even on the team. How did he afford it?

Why do you seem to not care one bit about the fur coat and how Namath got it?

And Bear Bryant, the poorest college football player to ever play the sport, once had a fancy pair of wing-tip dress shoes while he was a player for Alabama?

Now how could a player that would have had to earned thousands of dollars just to step up the ladder to be able to call himself homeless get those shoes?

How come you aren't talking about those shoes? Is it because Bryant was white?

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So Bama has been cheating and paying players for years? Thanks for adding to my point race baiting bammer. How many times do you want me to say that this was shown and discussed on TV the other night, hence the reason it was asked. Jacobs plays for bama now. This is going on now, not whenever the frick the conversation going on in your head happened

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So where do you think Jacob's got those expensive white folks diamond earrings at?

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Your bama brethren said they were cubic zirconia, I personally don’t know, nor am I gonna continue to engage in a conversation with an ignorant racist who is obviously a race baiter and wants to turn this into something it wasn’t. You are obviously a complete moron and missed the whole point here.

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The premise of your post was a homeless black football player was wearing some rich white folks diamond earrings and you wanted to know how he got them.

You wanted to judge his validity of ownership because you didn't feel he earned those earrings through hard work, you know, because he was homeless and couldn't earn money. You'll be the judge of who can have what and who does or doesn't have the means to purchase things.

Let's forget the fact that the homeless bit is a joke. The guy spent a couple of months living in a few different hotels with his family when he was much younger. That isn't homelessness; that is a vacation.

But let's not forget your other example of the black football player who had the pretty car with pretty tires that you rode in all the time with him. He couldn't afford that either, you know, because black people can't have nice things.

Get outta here with your silly, backwards shite.

Soooo you want to push a racist narrative so bad, that you ignore the white kid (Travis Carroll) that we were discussing getting paid,... right? Gotcha