Should race be considered in the hiring of a football coach??
IMO, absolutly not. You take the best guy for the job. That includes a lot of intangibles. Just look at Notre Dame. Everyone was praising them for hiring Tyrone Willingham, in a few short years they were being called racists because the guy couldn't win a game. Now they have a fat white coach, who still can't win a game!
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Given your avatar, I think your opinion was a given.
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I don't think race IS a consideration
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They want to win and will hire someone who they believe will help them win. What does race have to do with that? |
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What does my avatar have to do with this? Are you a midget basketball player hater? Especially ones from Thailand? Are you a hater Mike? These guys could probably school us. Check out that dude driving w/ his shoulder! |
A university hiring any employee should be aware of a number of factors. Should it be the only characteristic that a university considers? Of course not, but should ignore the factor? No.
I don't believe a university with a large Polynesian student body and student athletes should ignore the benefits of hiring qualified Polynesian coaches. Nor should a predominately white university ignore the benefits of hiring black coaches in sports where that culture generates a disproportionate number of exceptional participants. It will act as a cultural bridge for those student athletes. |
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If he can win, why not?
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And you hate Majerus because his teams treated your Cougars the way you treat Jews. |
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