I need some more receipts on this here Before I toss Aikman in the bushes with the rest of the Vermin...
BLACKS BACK 'RACIST' TROY STORY'S COLORS: BLACK, WHITE, AND A RED FLAG
Blake was the defensive-line coach with the Cowboys, and it tells you something that he was allowed to leave the team early, even with a Super Bowl on the horizon. Blake was another around the Cowboys in love with the sound of his own voice, and does not seem terribly missed this week. Blake, according to Jim Reeves' story in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, did not like something Aikman said to Kevin Williams, a black wide receiver. Barry Switzer, according to the story, brought that up in a team meeting.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/...fensive-end-charles-haley-troy-aikman-cowboys
The latest public crack in their relationship erupted late this week when the Dallas Morning News and the Fort-Worth Star Telegram published stories contending former Cowboys assistant John Blake had told Switzer the perception in the Cowboys locker room was Aikman was racist in castigating certain black players for their faults during games.
From skip himself
The Skip Bayless Interview Part I: Colorful, Conscious and Of Course, Controversial
In the second Redskins game on December the 3rd, 1995, at Texas Stadium, an incident occurred during the game in which Kevin Williams–the little wide out from (University of) Miami–ran a wrong route according to Troy. It was a route that during practice that week, Kevin Williams and Michael Irvin and the other receivers were cutting up and goofing around. They weren’t running with any discipline and because of that inattention to detail in practice, Kevin Williams ran a wrong route on a 3rd and 8 play in this home loss to the Redskins that caused a misfire and an incompletion.
When they came to the sidelines and according to numerous people within earshot, Troy Aikman calls Kevin Williams a n word out of rage.
Well as you well know, this would just not fly on the sideline of a pro football game or any locker room. It was just not allowed. Sorry, you cannot cross that line. One of the assistant coaches, John Blake, who is now recruiting for the University of North Carolina and had another sensational recruiting class, was apparently Switzer’s right hand guy at Oklahoma and became the head coach at Oklahoma. John Blake told me that he heard it and was just outraged over it. He was stunned by it. It spread very quickly through the Black players on the team. Switzer was closer to the Black athlete than he was the White athlete for the most part. Switzer had a deep heart for the plight of the Black athlete. He was not going to accept the n word from his quarterback in anger in some sideline fit. The secretary called Troy that night and told him to be in Barry’s office at 9 in the morning. Troy came in thinking Barry was gonna give him a pat on the back and of course Barry laid down the law and told Troy either he was going to apologize to the rest of the team when they came in today at 1:00 pm or he was going to have to apologize for Troy.
Troy was so angered by that ultimatum that he just (according to Troy) launched right out of that office and the two of them refused to speak to each other from December 4th all the way to the Super Bowl that they won in spite of each other.