Interesting tweet

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Had to do with the name of Tillman hall.

I remember players showing up to the protest but don't recall what Swinney said about it.

I think I remember Christian Wilkins and a couple others showing up to deliver them pizzas but I don't recall any players participating.
 
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I have a hard time believing that if Dabo called a player the N-word at practice that this would be the first time we'd hear about it. Maybe I'm being naive but I'd just think you'd have heard a player or coach say something about it already.

I know harsh language is used on the football field a lot but the n-word is a word that should never be used and knowing what Dabo is about, I find that hard to believe.

Edit: just re-read his tweet and realized he said that Dabo allowed another coach to call a player the "n-word". Not that Dabo actually used that repulsive word. Point still stands that I have a hard time believing this would've been the first time we've heard about it in today's social media age.
 
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