University of Michigan coach Sherrone Moore FIRED!!~~~it's the whyte womenz again. ~~He needs to do a podcast with Mel Tucker called "Droppin' Bags."
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Ultimately, a grown man fucked a grown woman.
No actual harm was done other than to dude's money, reputation, and marriage.
Watch the whites make this into a Sandusky level scandal though.
No actual harm was done other than to dude's money, reputation, and marriage.
Watch the whites make this into a Sandusky level scandal though.
Damn homie….
See Bobby PetrinoHmmp...i remember when winnin coaches could commit double murder and..still keep that good job. Sorry...what i meant was..white coaches that were fuckin white chicks.
Let's keep it a hundo!
He fired himself!!
Not only that, they don't have to pay him 15MIL!!
BTW....
Attorneys are ALL over this one!!
Little miss Becky that he was fuckin' is about to get a multi-million dollar settlement from the university.
His wife is about to take him to the cleaners.
I wouldn't be surprised if dude offs himself.
Only winners are the white bitches....lol and smh.
Attorneys are ALL over this one!!
Little miss Becky that he was fuckin' is about to get a multi-million dollar settlement from the university.
His wife is about to take him to the cleaners.
I wouldn't be surprised if dude offs himself.
Only winners are the white bitches....lol and smh.
Sheeeeeeeiiiit He just finished head coaching again for the Hogs this season.See Bobby Petrino
For reference:See Bobby Petrino
On April 1, 2012, Petrino was involved in a motorcycle crash on Arkansas Highway 16 near the community of Crosses. He was riding with former Arkansas All-SEC volleyball player Jessica Dorrell, whom he had hired on March 28 as student-athlete development coordinator for the football program after she served as a fundraiser in the Razorback Foundation. Petrino initially said he was alone on the motorcycle. However, on April 6, just minutes before a police report was to be released showing Dorrell was also aboard, Petrino admitted that Dorrell was not only a passenger, but that he had been conducting an affair with her. Long placed Petrino on indefinite paid administrative leave while he investigated the situation.
According to The Athletic, shortly after the accident, Larry Henry of KFSM-TV got a tip from "a lock-down, high-up source" at the university that Petrino was not really alone on the motorcycle. This prompted Henry to collar Petrino after a press conference held after Petrino's release from the hospital and ask him if he was sure he was alone during the accident. Two days after the press conference, Henry learned the police report was about to be released, and that Dorrell was indeed the other passenger. The police investigation revealed that Petrino and Dorrell refused offers to call 911, then flagged down a passing car who drove them to a Fayetteville diner. A state trooper who served as Petrino's game-day police detail drove a badly injured Petrino to the hospital.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-Athletic-21"><span>[</span>21<span>]</span></a>
On April 10, Long announced that Petrino had been fired. During Long's investigation, it was discovered that Petrino and Dorrell's relationship was an open secret in the football office. Petrino frequently sent Dorrell gifts, including a previously undisclosed $20,000 cash gift as a Christmas present. Dorrell used the money to help buy a new car. It was also revealed that Dorrell may have received preferential treatment in her hiring on the football staff, as Petrino's relationship with Dorrell was not disclosed and Petrino was on the hiring committee. Long determined that Petrino's attempts to mislead both him and the public about the accident and his relationship with Dorrell were grounds to fire Petrino for cause.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-Petrino_fired-2"><span>[</span>2<span>]</span></a><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-26"><span>[</span>26<span>]</span></a><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-27"><span>[</span>27<span>]</span></a><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-Athletic-21"><span>[</span>21<span>]</span></a> In his formal termination letter to Petrino, Long said that he would have never allowed Dorrell's hiring had Petrino disclosed his relationship with Dorrell, and concluded that this and other lies on Petrino's part were "contrary to the character and responsibilities" of his post, and "negatively and adversely affected the reputation of the University of Arkansas within the State of Arkansas and on a national level."<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-28"><span>[</span>28<span>]</span></a> Long also determined that the $20,000 payment could expose Arkansas to a sexual harassment suit if Petrino were retained.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Petrino#cite_note-29"><span>[</span>29<span>]</span></a>
In the course of hiring Dorrell, according to Sports Illustrated, Petrino also circumvented university affirmative action guidelines requiring job postings to be listed for 30 days before interviews could begin. He claimed that he needed an assistant to help him with recruiting right away, allowing him to interview and hire Dorrell 16 days after the job was posted. Dorrell was also the only candidate with no previous experience in a football program, and the only candidate without a master's degree
Which is exactly what they are going to do. We know this. We have decades of examples of them doing this.
Black men don’t have the same rulebook as white men. Our book is more strict in their system. They can take 5 steps, but if we take two and a half, they are calling a travel. And maybe a technical for the fuck of it. We know this. He knew this.
Now we get to watch, yet another example of the consequence of thinking the rulebook is the same.
My first big job out of school
All the white girls were all over me
I’d be damned if I was going to fuck up my money over pussy let alone white girls.
They got so offended that they started complaining that I wasn’t a team player
I literally had to travel five hours to Chicago to get a black girlfriend
That’s wild. I have worked around women most of my career. I have never considered crossing boundaries. I don’t trust people like that anyway. It’s all the extra shit you got to deal with, and I’m not mentally built for extra shit.
Never shit where you sleep, that's the #1 rule.
Only fuck the bitches on your job if you know you won't be there long and/or don't give a fuck if you get fired.
I'm hoping he pulls a Nino Brown. He's been there 7 years. He knows where some bodies are buried. I bet he knows some cover up stuff with the cheating scandal. Air all that shit out.
Isn’t that how it usually is? But people still want to deal with them without boundaries and standards.
Hell yeah!!!I'm hoping he pulls a Nino Brown. He's been there 7 years. He knows where some bodies are buried. I bet he knows some cover up stuff with the cheating scandal. Air all that shit out.
If he comes clean, then everyone else's shit gets aired out too!!
Thank you.No surprises... just the mentality of the freed slave in action. Emancipation took me away from massa, so I'll use matrimony to enlist a new massa. The lust and yearning for white flesh is so strong they'll risk any and all levels of self-detriment. Africa is no different. .................................FUCK HIM!
Not an ounce of pity for him.
/Thread.
A White Queen against a black pawn is undefeated.
Actors also..
Jemele >>>
I’m sorry comprehension escapes you, but I didn’t say that. What I said was that Sherrone Moore’s firing is being used (by some) as some sort of example that there is a wider problem among Black coaches or as an example of why it will be harder to justify hiring Black coaches.
I find both to be a wider example of how the actions of one Black person is often used to paint all Black people with a bad brush. This doesn’t indict Black male coaches anymore than Lane Kiffin or Bobby Petrino’s actions indict white coaches. But the difference is that white coaches often get a chance to rehabilitate.
Rick Pitino is seen as a redemption story. Black coaches usually don’t get that. I don’t care about Sherrone Moore. He earned whatever is coming, but unfortunately Black coaches will likely pay for what he’s done — and that isn’t right.
I’m sorry comprehension escapes you, but I didn’t say that. What I said was that Sherrone Moore’s firing is being used (by some) as some sort of example that there is a wider problem among Black coaches or as an example of why it will be harder to justify hiring Black coaches.
I find both to be a wider example of how the actions of one Black person is often used to paint all Black people with a bad brush. This doesn’t indict Black male coaches anymore than Lane Kiffin or Bobby Petrino’s actions indict white coaches. But the difference is that white coaches often get a chance to rehabilitate.
Rick Pitino is seen as a redemption story. Black coaches usually don’t get that. I don’t care about Sherrone Moore. He earned whatever is coming, but unfortunately Black coaches will likely pay for what he’s done — and that isn’t right.
Regarding Sherrone Moore's situation I wonder who intiated the relationship?
sometimes its better to just FAP....and go to sleep
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