UConn Coach Says White Kids Are Always Looked Upon As Being Soft
By Casey Gane-McCalla, Assistant Editor April 6, 2009 2:00 pm
UConn Women’s Basketball coach, Geno Auriemma, held a press conference recently and defended the mostly white Stanford team. He said that at “white kids are always looked upon as being soft.” He also said that the media underestimates the mostly white Stanford team because the don’t look like UConn players Tina Charles and Maya Moore who are African American.
Watch Auriemma’s Statement
Dr. Conrad Murray CHARGED
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it wasnt racist…it wasnt tactful though either. some people shouldent be allowed to say anything.
I give him much respect for having the guts to come out and say it. It’s the truth. Sportscasters have all types of buzzwords in sports that basically reinforce stereotypes.
He was speaking the truth. It wasn’t racist!
if it was hockey it would be the other way around
he has a point
ITS THE TRUTH A TEAM OF BLACK KIDS SEE A TEAM OF WHITE KIDS. ITS ON THEY THINK THEYRE SOFT.REALLY IF IT COMES TO BASKETBALL THATS JUST HOW IT IS.
not racist towards blacks
The funny thing is that I hear more from white people that white athletes are “soft” than from Blacks. But if you actually know anything about sports you respect game when there is game, regardless of race. Its like picking the winner of a game based on the color of the team’s jersey: unscientific and pointless!
then we are racist
I dont think he is racist…he is just stating aloud something that we think everyday
racist