Posted on 06/23/2020 5:31:23 AM PDT by C19fan
A former Florida State football player, Kendrick Scott, started a petition for the school to rename Doak Campbell Stadium. Now the universitys president, John Thrasher, has responded to the petition with a statement.
Dr. Kendrick Scott, who played for Florida State from 1991-94, penned a petition on Change.org. In it, he asked that Doak Campbell Stadium be renamed. Scott also suggested that Bobby Bowden be honored as the next coach the stadium is named after and suggested that Bobby Bowden Field be renamed Charlie Ward Field.
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I guess that’d remove the Choke at the Doak!
I was thinking Deadliest Catch Crab Leg Stadium.
They can rename the stadium but it will always be Ron Zook Field.
But Bobby Bowden is on record saying favorable things about General Robert E. Lee.
Now what?
Get Woke, abandon The Doak.
Doak Stadium becomes Woke Stadium
“I was thinking Deadliest Catch Crab Leg Stadium.”
When I got it, and I confess it took a few seconds, I spit my coffee out. Damn you!
I wish.
YES!!!!!!
What is with The Zook and FSU?
The week they named it “Bobby Bowden Field”, UF beat FSU, with then lame-duck Head Coach Ron Zook.
Burt Reynolds’ Black Trans Am Stadium. Appeals to to the blm and the lqbtk people and all the other idiots who can’t make words.
They should change the name to Bowden Stadium, but have Trump the keynote speaker at the renaming ceremony.
If the FSU alumni go along with this, they deserve to lose their history, their honor and their courage.
If FSU students were this diligent in their academic research to find an obscure newspaper article to find the reference to Campbell’s alledged racisism, there would be many more Rhodes scholars coming from FSU than coming from Harvard.
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