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bukIpower;1782304; said:Still don't get this... Guy did what he wanted to do. Yes, we hate his decision but like I said when he left Ohio, this has nothing to do with him hating Ohio or whatever. He wants to win, and he's going to do what he thinks will get him rings. Obviously, he took the pussy way out to join up with superstars to get it done (and they will this year), and he handled his departure poorly but that doesn't mean he hates the state or what it stands for.
Guy loves Ohio, and as evidence he loves OSU football. His job took him elsewhere, obviously not a popular decisin, but that shouldn't mean he can't root for his state's school.
Well; at least they brought Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson in to help improve his image and defend his decision."It's just about control and not doing it the way it's always been done or not looking the way that it always looks," Carter said.
O'Brien asked if race played a role.
"I think so at times," James said. "It's always, you know, a race factor."
Said Carter: "It definitely played a role in some of the stuff coming out of the media, things that were written for sure."
WolverineMike;1782352; said:so he's a UK bball fan, a osu football fan, and a Yankee fan........anyone notice a trend? I'll bet he's a Saint's fan too, no wait, a Cowboy fan, no, a Giants fan, no, a Colts fan.........etc
Romanowski;1782540; said:I was listening to Rome about this...I was curious to know where his stance was. He had several "emails" from "clones" who were African-American, and even an African-American caller from Akron, who all said that the statements both of them made show just how immature they really are.
The caller said, "He keeps making mistake after mistake. Someone needs to tell him to keep his mouth shut and play basketball. He just doesn't get it and he probably never will." He also went on to say that comments like that make a mockery of the racism in America that happened in the sixties and LeBron should be ashamed of himself.
CHU;1782280; said:Wow, he's now playing the race card for his spin-doctoring.
I guess if this doesn't work, he can move on to blaming the "economy" or "Al-Qaeda" for the growing dissent.
fanaticbuckeye;1782491; said:Well; at least they brought Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson in to help improve his image and defend his decision.
I find it hilarious how quickly he went from the king of the nba to a joke. Someday he's going to look back at this and wish he'd just stayed in Cleveland.BuckeyeMike80;1782617; said:Lebron is one PR nightmare after another.
I don't usually care about the NBA, but this year I'll be sure to cheer against the Heat and Lebron every time just because.
DubCoffman62;1782618; said:I find it hilarious how quickly he went from the king of the nba to a joke. Someday he's going to look back at this and wish he'd just stayed in Cleveland.
Damn racist sharks!exhawg;1782623; said:Hopefully from a hospital bed with his legs in a shark's belly.