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That was an incredible shot.
I'd like to see Tiger get all the way back eventually. His game was a joy to watch, and the scandal was a gigantic pile of "who cares- I'm not married to him" as far as I was concerned.
Not married to him, don't care about his extramarital dalliances, care even less about his corporate sponsors, and I'm not naive enough to believe anything beyond what I see on the field of play, for any athlete, is an accurate representation of who they actually are. Athletes are really excellent or they're not. If they are excellent, that is worth appreciating in itself. If they are not excellent but are great people, no one cares. If they are excellent and great people so much the better, but not a requirement. There's no correlation between being exceptionally coordinated/athletic and character, and I don't watch sports to see people be good spouses and parents. I watch to see them do what they do exceptionally well.He was living a lie to his fans and corporate sponsors pretending he was something he was clearly not. His petulant behavior on the golf course makes it even easier not to like him. Karma is a bitch, Tiger.
wordNot married to him, don't care about his extramarital dalliances, care even less about his corporate sponsors, and I'm not naive enough to believe anything beyond what I see on the field of play, for any athlete, is an accurate representation of who they actually are. Athletes are really excellent or they're not. If they are excellent, that is worth appreciating in itself. If they are not excellent but are great people, no one cares. If they are excellent and great people so much the better, but not a requirement. There's no correlation between being exceptionally coordinated/athletic and character, and I don't watch sports to see people be good spouses and parents. I watch to see them do what they do exceptionally well.
Tiger repped those sponsors well... as a golfer. That's why they hired him, not for who he was sleeping with.
Not married to him, don't care about his extramarital dalliances, care even less about his corporate sponsors, and I'm not naive enough to believe anything beyond what I see on the field of play, for any athlete, is an accurate representation of who they actually are. Athletes are really excellent or they're not. If they are excellent, that is worth appreciating in itself. If they are not excellent but are great people, no one cares. If they are excellent and great people so much the better, but not a requirement. There's no correlation between being exceptionally coordinated/athletic and character, and I don't watch sports to see people be good spouses and parents. I watch to see them do what they do exceptionally well.
But you were against a perceived gay coach coach and administrators at Texas. So, is your live and let live attitude only for pro sports?
I agree and have pruned that branch. We don't trash WBB players on personal matters (and BTW the "sins" of other athletes don't deserve a much longer leash).OMG, to bring DT into this is ridiculous.............sorry I started this thread.....
That's BS. They hired him because he won and he WAS a likeable athlete. Dood, people don't buy stuff from sponsors when their spokesperson lies, which is why he was dropped by many of them.
Actually, they bought the whole package. That is why most left.Tiger repped those sponsors well... as a golfer. That's why they hired him, not for who he was sleeping with.
I agree and have pruned that branch. We don't trash WBB players on personal matters (and BTW the "sins" of other athletes don't deserve a much longer leash).
There are some here who get a little too excited by the subject of other people's character flaws.
Are you kidding me? Everyone knew that Jordan was a dick, and he endorsed almost every company known to man.