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The Herd to host it every Tuesday with Herbstreit. Wonder if he will actually do his homework this time?
 
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nadiamufdi said:
Palm Harbor Cane said:
**** him I despise him for what he said about Sean Taylor, nevereven waited on the facts to come out!
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What did he say?
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Sean Taylor, great player has a history of really really bad judgment, really really bad judgment. Cops, assault, spitting, DUI. I’m supposed to believe his judgment got significantly better in two years, from horrible to fantastic? ‘But Colin he cleaned up his act.’ Well yeah, just because you clean the rug doesn’t mean you got everything out. Sometimes you’ve got stains, stuff so deep it never ever leaves....Just because somebody cleans the rugs doesn’t mean there aren’t stains. No matter what those commercials, OxiClean, tell you on cable TV, some stains you can’t get out. And if you have bad judgment for 23 years of your life, even if you clean it up, your judgment doesn’t get great over night.
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A couple of years later he had this to say about it...

“Now with the Sean Taylor thing, my superior, Mo Davenport, an African American, listened to it and had no problem with it. A lot of it was turned into a racial issue. ‘Insensitive.’ And I would say it again. Sean Taylor came out of the University of Miami with a reputation. I really leaned on African American journalists — Stephen A. Smith, Michael Wilbon — who were critical of him. This is a guy who had an SUV riddled with bullets several years earlier. His best friend told him, ‘Stay out of Miami.’ If you listen to my commentary and go to the Internet, it was warranted, it was reasonable, and yes, it could have been wrong. But I’m not in the business of reviewing everything before I talk about it. I’m in talk radio. A story breaks, I need an opinion. I’m not ESPN News.

I came out later and said, ‘Here are the facts. Here is the truth.’ I never really apologized. I came on the air and said, ‘Many of you were offended. You were offended by my tone or tenor. I understand it. That’s my Colin tenor. Some people love it. Some people hate it. But I’m not going to apologize for my tone. Go back and look at exactly what I said.’

One of the comments that bothered people — people said, ‘He turned his life around.’ And I came out and said, ‘Hey, a lot of times you clean the carpet, but you don’t get all the stains out.’ And people are like, ‘What does that mean?’ Well, just because you turn your life around doesn’t mean everybody else is going to accept your apology. I mean, Sean had made a lot of enemies in his life apparently.”
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Cowherd is the dumbest analyst on espn. Idk why people take his word as gospel. He was dumber than the girl on sportsnation
 
Well Jim Rome called UM the University of Murder and people on this and other sites still worship that *** clown so.....
 
All sports people have some good thing and some bad things about them. *****ing about them is useless. It doesn't do any good. Well maybe it makes you feel better. They said aomething bad about your school and you get up in arms about it. Ignorance is ignorance. You ignore it and move on. Simple as that.
 
I still want to **** punch John Saunders. He was live on air when the Pata story broke, and he said "When are they ever going to learn down in Miami?"
 
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