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<blockquote data-quote="RonJohn" data-source="post: 733353" data-attributes="member: 2426"><p>I saw on Twitter, which isn't a reliable source, that he said, don't say it. Then the next day responding to someone said that he didn't call a particular player that word. I assume some players who were under the impression that he called someone that word. There are plenty of players in the reports I saw that say he wasn't using the word in a disrespectful way. They said that any use is unacceptable, but that they are moving on.</p><p></p><p>I suspected that the players using that word are the players who are upset about the coach telling them to stop. According to Artayvious Lynn, it was. According to him, the coach said don't say that word. This player asked "what". The coach said to this player that he had been saying that word in the meeting room. This player told lots of players and created the walkout. Then in a team meeting the coach said that he didn't call him that word, he was telling him not to use that word.</p><p></p><p>I didn't link the actual tweet because it contained that word multiple times. It appears that Dylan Jordan didn't like being called out for offensive language, so he got mad at the coach for using the exact same language to call him out.</p><p></p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://twitter.com/Taymike88[/URL]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RonJohn, post: 733353, member: 2426"] I saw on Twitter, which isn't a reliable source, that he said, don't say it. Then the next day responding to someone said that he didn't call a particular player that word. I assume some players who were under the impression that he called someone that word. There are plenty of players in the reports I saw that say he wasn't using the word in a disrespectful way. They said that any use is unacceptable, but that they are moving on. I suspected that the players using that word are the players who are upset about the coach telling them to stop. According to Artayvious Lynn, it was. According to him, the coach said don't say that word. This player asked "what". The coach said to this player that he had been saying that word in the meeting room. This player told lots of players and created the walkout. Then in a team meeting the coach said that he didn't call him that word, he was telling him not to use that word. I didn't link the actual tweet because it contained that word multiple times. It appears that Dylan Jordan didn't like being called out for offensive language, so he got mad at the coach for using the exact same language to call him out. [URL unfurl="true"]https://twitter.com/Taymike88[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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