Ron Mexico
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I forgot about that dumb shyt. Anything she has to say about what black men should be doing needs to be ignored.shouldn't they stay in white colleges if black men are the white people of black people
I forgot about that dumb shyt. Anything she has to say about what black men should be doing needs to be ignored.shouldn't they stay in white colleges if black men are the white people of black people
They pull scholarships too. They too be on that bullshyt. Let's not act like FBS don't got more scholarships as well. We need to be honest about this. If all was equal, HBCUs would be the obvious choice
And able to create superior athletes, then no.
I entered OU weighing 165 pounds. I was 190 in four months because of the facilities and things they provided me.
I still wonder what was in those lil bag of vitamins they had in a cardboard box as you left the weight room.
Exactly. And we are not saying this out of keeping things as they are . I would LOVE for HBCUs to have the same facilities to go along with the other things that only HBCUs can provide black students.Man PWIs are so far ahead HBCUs it's not even funny
It's like comparing a 5 star hotel to a 2 star hotel
If the idea is to build sustainability you can’t do that on the backs of kids who will only do a semester at your school. Any reputable program was built on upperclassmen who showed why that college was a great place to be. Those are the ones who can prove that an HBCU can mold and develop you on the court (and that applies to the coach too because the coach is the star in college. If you put really good young talent with shyt coaching you’ll get a shyt result.)
You are right. It would be much easier with basketball.I always thought the idea of going to an HBCU for high profile players was easier to do in basketball than football due to structure. Attend an HBCU knowing quite well you can see the national stage at least by tournament time in bball. Football, you can get left in the cold from the National Stage by politics if you attended an HBCU.
Exactly. And we are not saying this out of keeping things as they are . I would LOVE for HBCUs to have the same facilities to go along with the other things that only HBCUs can provide black students.
“I have a hard time saying this,” LeVelle Moton, the head basketball coach at North Carolina Central, an HBCU that has won three consecutive Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference titles, told me. “Black people, I love us, but everyone else understands that we’re the culture, except for us.” Audiences and money “are going to come wherever the product is. We don’t understand that, and we continue to give ourselves away for free.”
Maybe you need to see what happens after for sports like football. Better facilities matter.When all of your tape is on YouTube anyways the “better exposure” argument starts to look funny in the light.
Yeah if it's going to happen, it's got to be through basketball. I could see something like the Fab 5 happening at a HBCU if all those players are NBA locks. It's harder for me envisioning a football player doing it because he's one of a 80+ roster and the drop off in development is huge.I always thought the idea of going to an HBCU for high profile players was easier to do in basketball than football due to structure. Attend an HBCU knowing quite well you can see the national stage at least by tournament time in bball. Football, you can get left in the cold from the National Stage by politics if you attended an HBCU.
From gear to facilities this is true. HBCUs spend so much on parties (homecoming) and bands (which I get because they do make money), athletics gets the crumbs. It’s going to take a huge donation, similar to what Melo did for Syracuse, to bring a facility to the level it needs to be to bring in high level kids.Man PWIs are so far ahead HBCUs it's not even funny
It's like comparing a 5 star hotel to a 2 star hotel