Love it...hope they all sit out!

What arrogance. Take his scholarship.

If he decides not to play, he should forfeit his scholarship.

These young athletes making threats over a coach wearing an OAN T-Shirt, causing the coach with no principles to gravel and apologize three or four times is ridiculous and dangerous. And UT can't play the eyes of Texas anymore because these spoiled brats throw a temper tantrum? This is pure madness.

We have corporations firing employees for having the audacity to say All Lives Matter, like that is offensive to these kids that know absolutely NOTHING about life. This assault on the rule of law, the bullying by the left, has exposed the education system for the indoctrination center it has become.

As these campus groups savage free speech rights and advocate for eliminating the second amendment, we are treading in dangerous territory. I pray for the country.

These rebel rousers need to be put back in their place with all force necessary. As for athletes, imagine where we are when football players threaten to transfer to another school over a damn T-Shirt. These 20-22 year olds cannot deal with something on a shirt? They refuse to listen to opposing views? Instead they call folks names and get mobs to bully those who disagree with these out of control punks.

I suggest we get back to the rule of law, and some sense of decency among us. We are traveling down a bad road.

L. Williams

You can say that again.

Well, maybe that isn't exactly the right thing to say, but anyway - I fully agree.

Don't be offended by what people say if the primary medium is social media. There is a lesson in this, and that's it. We're living an age where asymmetric political agendas are given too much credit. This is a young kid that needs to shut up and learn.

a LONG time ago, I helped a colleague implement the first e-mail server. We knew it was world changing when we set up a directory of addresses, saving countless hours, putting the mail room out of business(ok, sort of) and connecting people like never before.

Guess what happened? It was an inferno of bad behavior from everyone to the CEO right down to the newest young employee hired. People said all sorts of wrong, offensive, ignorant things in email. Love letters, f' you's, threats, confessions. You name it. I know, because I had admin rights and ready every damned one. Then came the Corporate e-mail policy. And people stepped back a bit. But it was a lesson that people connect in the digital age and their feelings come out in ways that, later don't sound so good. This is just another iteration of the same game. People at a keyboard saying emotional s---.

The real goal of most of these outlandish claims and political requests is just that, to light up the screen and be sensational. All for the glory of....social media.

The net result is, a degradation of sincerity.

My go to tactic to stop a tirade is to demand immediate action. That usually tunes it out. And it's crazy to see it work.

If Texas, or any other university, gives in to these outlandish, asymmetric attempts to demand governance of it's university, it tells you that it's not as strong an institution as their ads want you to believe.