More Praise!!

Shamoan

Redshirt
Jun 27, 2013
12,466
0
0
dak is one hell of a leader. couldnt imagine a better representative of the university.
 

Crazy Cotton

All-Conference
Aug 26, 2012
3,969
1,839
113
Dak can save lives with this. I've got a student currently researching help-seeking behaviors for depression. Three groups that are less likely to seek help (sharing a common factor of conceptions of masculinity) men, athletes, and African Americans. He's got the juice to help change that stigma.
 

BlueRidgeMtns

All-Conference
Nov 29, 2016
5,542
3,414
113
Not sure how Skip is hanging onto his job after all of this.

Kudos to Dak for spotlighting mental health & depression.
 

johnson86-1

All-American
Aug 22, 2012
15,207
5,752
113

He's doing what he's supposed to do, which is generate content and controversy. I don't get why anybody pays him $6M a year. You could just keep grabbing jackasses off twitter to do that, but I guess you don't get fired for paying Bayless $6M but you do get fired if you pay some random internet sports personality $1M and then find out that people inexplicably do care if it's Bayless saying stupid things or personality X saying stupid things.
 

kired

All-Conference
Aug 22, 2008
7,144
2,576
113
Loudmouths like him and his old espn buddy Stephen A are the reason I quit watching sports talk. Its nothing but soap operas for men. I don't see how people listen to those guys... just so freaking annoying. Guess I'm getting too old.
 
Maroon and White

Latest

  1. 01 Maroon and White Basketball Tee Bartlett trusted the process through freshman year transformation
  2. 02 Maroon and White Basketball Mississippi State freshman Tristan Reed praised for "Great approach"
  3. 03 Maroon and White Football Mississippi State Week 7 Preview: LSU Players to Know
  4. 04 Maroon and White "We're in shape for it": Mississippi State S Kendel Dolby on LSU's tempo and offensive challenge
  5. 05 Maroon and White Football "Everybody wants the same thing": Mississippi State's Magee and Prudhomme speak on offense changing gears through open week