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As someone who went to SLU and had many classes with the basketball players, this behavior doesn’t surprise me. I got in altercations with them more often than not. Entitled boys. Good for this coach for sticking up for her team.
This is the problem. People like this are the reason these situations won’t be resolved they will be brushed under the rug. Women in sports will continue to deal with this because nothing gets done about it.
@madison_m25 It’s crazy how society always paints the picture that women overreact and are crazy instead of addressing the actual problem at hand. Proud of this coach for standing up for her girls.
@moytoy12@mid_madness @GoCavsGoBrowns No I’m asking you to believe the cameramen not the twitter account. I don’t know if you’ve ever talked to a woman in your life but they don’t just storm across the court for no reason. He said it dude, your misogyny is showing.
For anyone who is wondering what happened at the end of the Bonnies/Saint Louis game, Jordan Nesbitt had been chirping the Bonaventure cheerleaders all games, calling them disgusting names.
He came up at the end and said some more. There’s zero room in the game for that. Nasty.