It really is entertaining to observe how the leftist media is always spinning every story to fit their agenda. During football games we know if a defense gives up a touchdown and there are ten blacks and one white defender, they will pan to the white defender no matter where he is on the field to make it look like it was his fault. In the Washington Compost this morning, the first page of the sports section shows a black Virginia player dunking the ball with an open crotch shot of his legs as he lets loose a primal roar, which of course is one of the homo DWF sports editors' favorite images. On the lower part of the front page is a story about Yale's win yesterday. We all know that Makai Mason scored 31 points and was the star of the game, but the Compost instead has a photo of Yale's black player Justin Sears with a victorious grin, as if he was the one who led them to victory. On page three they actually show Kelen Dunham scoring a bucket, which is fair. But underneath that for the article on Wichita State's thrashing of Arizona there is a photo of black KState player Shaquille Morris dunking over Dusan Ristic, a white Arizona sub. Next to that for the Providence-USC story there is a photo of a black Providence player scoring over a white USC player. Arizona and USC are of course very black teams, but the DWF editorial staff somehow finds photos like these that fit their agenda.
BSPN of course does the same thing. Talking about Duke's win yesterday, they led with saying that Brandon Ingram had 20 points for Duke. Plumlee and Grayson Allen of course had 23 points each for Duke, but they mention Ingram first because of course he's got so much upside and he's a real athlete. On CBS when they were talking about the Duke game, Kenny Smith said Ingram is Duke's best perimeter player. Regardless of what anyone thinks the comparative NBA potential is of Ingram and Allen, right now Allen is the better, more productive player than Ingram. It's not even in dispute.Looking at JJ Reddick's production in the NBA right now, Allen may in fact turn out to be the better NBA player.
Another funny thing was when Plumlee followed up a teammates' miss yesterday with a thunderous, two-handed putback jam. Had a black player done this, CBS' all-black studio crew would have yelled something like "Tyrone Smith with the two-handed dunk!! THROW IT DOWN BIG MAAAAN!!!!". But all Clark Kellog had to say was "Mason...I mean Marshall, yes Marshall Plumlee, with the tip." He calls a highlight reel putback dunk a "tip". But of course its all predictable.
Looking forward to hopefully another great day for non-caste teams.