I see it this way, and I'm probably wrong, but from the outside looking in it looks like to me:

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Nov 13, 2024
10:21:39am

jpesk2 Political Junky

I see it this way, and I'm probably wrong, but from the outside looking in it looks like to me:

Whittingham is super old school — if a kid is hurt the most important thing is just getting him back, even if he ends up permanently damaged.

I think Kalani is different — I think he is just more concerned about making sure no permanent damage is done.

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jpesk2

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So listened to Whitts press conference yesterday and Mycha Pittman came up and Whitt said, “He’s chosen to pursue other

GangstaLean All-American

Nov 13, 10:14am

You don't leave the team only because you're injured. And I'm skeptical he was

byubyu

Nov 13, 10:19am

Par for the course. Whitt has been throwing his own guys under the bus for years

rad dawg

Nov 13, 10:19am

I see it this way, and I'm probably wrong, but from the outside looking in it looks like to me:

jpesk2

Nov 13, 10:21am

Whit does not know how to take the high road

NOCAL_YFAN

Nov 13, 10:24am

UNO doctor.

kccougar

Nov 13, 10:33am

IMO, Whitt’s the kind of guy that thinks you should play through injury.

Yukon

Nov 13, 10:24am

Whittingham throwing a kid under the bus? Who would have thought.

kccougar

Nov 13, 10:32am

I thought KW was surprisingly composed after the horrible weekend that he had.

Nov 13, 10:37am

Coaches/programs chew kids up and spit them out.. Its just how the game works. Good on Pittman for posting his video.

TheLost

Nov 13, 10:41am

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