Coach got fired for this
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Breh! Lmao! He could’ve said, “knocked dat boys ish loose.” Or something like that. Lmao
I agree but I bet those boy were hyped taking the field. He could have subd anything for nig and it would have worked.
Except punk, sissy, or faggot.
Y’all some puss ass niggas
I’d go all out for a coach like that
I’d go all out for a coach like that
The passion and fire was there in rallying the players.
But these coaches gotta use better judgment.
I like it tho.
This...they all black so who cares?
cats on BGOL are either ultra sensitive or completely callous...i swear
no rhyme or reason.......
no rhyme or reason.......
Probably on the field already warming up his leg.
You talk to your kids like that? You call your son's n..s?
No, That's St. Augustine High School in New Orleans (I think they are a few alums here on BGOL)
The school is all-male and all Black and has always been.
Tyran Mathieu and Leonard Fournette are both graduates of that school
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This ain't the prison league. These are kids! No way that kind of shit should ever be acceptable.
Lighten up nigga
Nah nigga...I'm cool
https://www.nola.com/news/education/article_9d60369e-ea11-11e9-95aa-4f0fda3b0958.html
Two days after videos surfaced showing St. Augustine High School football players reciting a pre-game locker room chant that repeatedly used the N-word, the all-boys Catholic school said Tuesday it had ousted head coach Nathaniel Jones as well as two assistants.
School officials did not elaborate on whether Jones or the assistants, whose names were not released, had been fired or resigned in the wake of videos which St. Augustine President Kenneth St. Charles called indefensible.
Kenneth Dorsey Jr., who served as an assistant to Jones, has been named interim head coach.
Dorsey assumes control of the Purple Knights at a delicate time. The two videos, circulated on social media, showed members of the team firing themselves up before game play by repeatedly chanting, along with a coach, “All I got is two pads. Two hands. Knock a (N-word’s) sh— loose.”
The school, which is historically African-American, decried the use of the long-regarded racial slur as "blatantly offensive language," and its handling of the videos' fallout has garnered the support of many in the school community and in broader circles.
But many others, including some connected to St. Augustine, say the term's use is common — in music, films and among black youth — and was not being used in a racist context in the chant.
The videos show players in jersey and helmet combinations that suggest they were recorded before the team’s two most recent games, against John Curtis Christian School on Sept. 28 and against Brother Martin High School on Friday. Both were at Tulane University’s Yulman Stadium.
One of the videos shows a coach — who is not Jones — leading players in the chant. It is unclear if that same coach is leading the chant in the other video.
Two days after videos surfaced showing St. Augustine High School football players reciting a pre-game locker room chant that repeatedly used the N-word, the all-boys Catholic school said Tuesday it had ousted head coach Nathaniel Jones as well as two assistants.
School officials did not elaborate on whether Jones or the assistants, whose names were not released, had been fired or resigned in the wake of videos which St. Augustine President Kenneth St. Charles called indefensible.
Kenneth Dorsey Jr., who served as an assistant to Jones, has been named interim head coach.
Dorsey assumes control of the Purple Knights at a delicate time. The two videos, circulated on social media, showed members of the team firing themselves up before game play by repeatedly chanting, along with a coach, “All I got is two pads. Two hands. Knock a (N-word’s) sh— loose.”
The school, which is historically African-American, decried the use of the long-regarded racial slur as "blatantly offensive language," and its handling of the videos' fallout has garnered the support of many in the school community and in broader circles.
But many others, including some connected to St. Augustine, say the term's use is common — in music, films and among black youth — and was not being used in a racist context in the chant.
The videos show players in jersey and helmet combinations that suggest they were recorded before the team’s two most recent games, against John Curtis Christian School on Sept. 28 and against Brother Martin High School on Friday. Both were at Tulane University’s Yulman Stadium.
One of the videos shows a coach — who is not Jones — leading players in the chant. It is unclear if that same coach is leading the chant in the other video.
fighting a losing battle with that one...the word nigga will NEVER die...black people will never stop saying it
I just might. I call him a king too.
Being a father and a football coach are 2 different things and only an idiot would try to make such a comparison
He’s preparing those kids for an upcoming physical contest. It’s time to get hype and on one accord.
You niggas weren’t serious athletes
You lame nigga
That's the coach. He is the adult. You don't have to try to relate to those kids on their level. Be the responsible role model and be creative and come up with something other than some prison yard chant. You actually insult the kids with that nonsense thinking that's the only way you can relate to them.
You are right, Coach is prepping them for a hardcore physical contest, not to go out and try to maim other kids.
Fuck outta here with that simple minded shit.
Catholic school...
He knew better.
He knew better.
Did a black men just get fired for using the word nig? Holy S hit more proof that the earth fell in the twilight zone after 1999... Don't believe me? Our president is an old reality tv show character
Did they win?
Appears more level headed adults found his war chant unacceptable.
Catholic school...
He knew better.
Not being argumentative but that school is an all-boy, all-Black Catholic school, there are no whites, asians or hispanics going that school and it's located in Black neighborhood.
From what I know from the alumni of that school, the teachers are mostly Black men and the boys at that school generally refer to their teachers as "coach" instead of "mister"
The language used on a daily basis in the class rooms is rougher than that chant.
Keep in mind, this is all-black, all-boy school in one of America's roughest cities, they aren't exactly going to pussy foot around when it comes to teaching and handling Black males.
That school had corporal punishment until about 2010..
That school is not your normal "Catholic" school
once again, not being argumentative but just trying give you insight.
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A new coach
It's not just the "Nigga". It's the whole thing. "Knock a nigga shit loose"?!! Really?!
I would have loved to had a chance to go against your punk ass on the fieldYou lame nigga
That's the coach. He is the adult. You don't have to try to relate to those kids on their level. Be the responsible role model and be creative and come up with something other than some prison yard chant. You actually insult the kids with that nonsense thinking that's the only way you can relate to them.
You are right, Coach is prepping them for a hardcore physical contest, not to go out and try to maim other kids.
Fuck outta here with that simple minded shit.
I’d break your collarbone
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