Mora "if you can play, you can play"
I don't think it really matters but could get some interesting discussion.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/ucla-coach-jim-mora-endorses-gay-athletes-coaches-180133205--ncaaf.html
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Mora "if you can play, you can play"
I don't think it really matters but could get some interesting discussion.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf-dr-saturday/ucla-coach-jim-mora-endorses-gay-athletes-coaches-180133205--ncaaf.html
Well, he's right. But this isn't going to change the minds of some guys in the locker rooms. You still have the possibility, and in some cases, almost certainty of mistreatment in the locker rooms.
I'm like you, it doesn't matter one bit to me what someone chooses to do in their personal life. If you can contribute to a winning team, bring it. But there's still plenty who don't feel that way.
They should have a gay league. Now THAT would be interesting.
You sound real smart.Originally Posted by T1
He must want to draft Manti Te'o
I'm sure that if all gay players would come out, everyone would be very, VERY surprised at the number.
Very true....... Also, the only way to change behavior is to integrate. Didn't we learn that lesson when dealing with race or are we just determined to repeat it. Good for Mora!
How do gay players not become excited by being in a locker room with the sex they are attracted to?
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Like I mentioned before, you would probably be shocked at the actual number of gay players currently in the NFL. Your question has a simple answer. The same way they do it now and have done it since football's inception.
There have been gay players in the locker rooms with other guys in every sport forever. Nothing will change.
Okay. I just don't get it. Throw most heterosexual males in a women's locker room and they would stand out.
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