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Great idea malaise May 10 #1
something even Repugs could understand rurallib May 10 #2
At least 30 years too late FHRRK1 May 10 #3
In the 60s Duffy Daurgherty of MSU wasthe first Big Ten coach and major Norther school to recruit Black players from the multigraincracker May 10 #4
1956 Tangerine Bowl - Hillsdale College MichMan May 10 #10
I use to go to a lot of Division II basketball games. multigraincracker Monday #15
Also an AU alum, but I'm afraid that won't happen misanthrope May 10 #5
Those colleges also play on a national stage and routinely are championship contenders with lots of media exposure MichMan May 10 #9
Yeah, four of twelve playoff teams were SEC. Ilsa May 10 #11
Actually 5 but only 1 of them made it to the semifinals AZProgressive May 10 #14
A Gator fan echoes agreement BeneteauBum May 10 #6
Much bigger statement and influence, IMO, if the NBA and NFL players went on strike. Sogo May 10 #7
Who is making these "calls"? Are they doing any organizing or is it just people online going "Black kids should WhiskeyGrinder May 10 #8
Why not white athletes? nt. druidity33 May 10 #12
asking younguns to give up personal glory and fame for the good of the nation is too much really nt msongs May 10 #13
The kids don't care... they're getting $$$$ stumpysbear Monday #16
Effectiveness of this path is not without precedent Torchlight Monday #17
And a solid beat down resulted in Alabama integrating the football team FHRRK1 Monday #18
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