[NU Sports] Barnett

Ben Adler whosonfirst81 at yahoo.com
Mon Dec 5 01:10:03 CST 2005


The columnist's facts were fine; he just worded it in a confusing way.  Here's the quote:
   
  "Barnett attended a 10-year Rose Bowl reunion during the summer and keeps close tabs on the Wildcats. He watched Northwestern's rout of Michigan State with CU trainer Steve Willard, who was with him in Evanston, Ill."
   
  The way I interpret it: Barnett watched the NU-MSU game on TV along with his trainer.  That trainer was also Barnett's trainer when Barnett coached at Northwestern. (I don't know if Steve Willard was Barnett's trainer back then, but it would make sense.)
   
  -- Ben

BSchooler at aol.com wrote:
  In a message dated 12/4/2005 12:59:52 PM Central Standard Time, 
loomis3 at sbcglobal.net writes:

> There you have it, admittedly rank speculation. And before any of you get 
> too upset with me, remember the First Amendment. Each of us should respect 
> another’s right to make interesting and thought provoking observations within 
> the bounds of propriety. 
> 

Wishful thinking, Frank, given Mike's conclusion that "either the Rocky 
Mountain News writer got the facts VERY wrong, or someone made the story up out of 
thin air."

In any case, here's the link that Frank posted with his original post.


http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/sports_columnists/article/0,1299,DRMN_83_4192422,00.html

Frank accurately quoted from the column. Maybe the columnist meant that 
Barnett watched the Michigan State game on television. Who knows? But Frank Loomis, 
one of the original contributors to this List Serve, doesn't deserve to have 
his integrity questioned for making an "interesting and thought provoking 
observation" which is "within the bounds of propriety".

Bob Schooler 


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