Originally Posted by
mph
I sincerely regret having given that site the extra traffic. I have a high level of tolerance for mindless Duke hate, but I don't think we should encourage other Duke fans to willingly visit and, by extension, support that kind of vitriol. The crossover in question appears in multiple highlight reels already linked in this thread. No offense intended to the OP, but do yourself a favor and skip the link.
I couldn't disagree more. The whole point of drawing attention to this link is to show how Kyrie, as a freshman in college, has already drawn national attention for his ball-handling skills. While the text at the bottom is clearly unpleasant, it shouldn't take away from promoting Kyrie's crazy skills.
This is the type of Duke hate that is continuously on the internet and surprised that your surprised by its vulgarity. We're Duke - the most hated college basketball team in the nation. This type of material, especially on a personal website / blog, isn't anything new.
Bottom line - I'm impressed by how Kyrie has already received national attention for his killer crossover (and his skills compared to NBA players). I don't think the vulgarity of the text takes anything away from that.
Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfils the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things. - Winston Churchill
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