That mega church pulpit is a callin’
Who cares? He can sell whatever he wants
The poster who cares about absolutely everything all of a sudden doesn’t care about one of the most cringeworthy things a college coach has ever said.Who cares? He can sell whatever he wants
When have I ever cared about using something to recruit?The poster who cares about absolutely everything all of a sudden doesn’t care about one of the most cringeworthy things a college coach has ever said.
Pushed back on it while his school is also partaking quite well in it. Saban also pushed back initially, now according to another website is in the top 3 in NIL spending per recruit. IMHO, these guys pushed back on it because it meant a few more schools would now be in play for their recruits.Total cringe, but he is one of the few pushing back on this sh*t and I think the sport would be better if more did.
As one comedian said, he’d love to see the losing team get sent straight to hell after the winning team credits God for the victorySeems odd that a program built on God's NIL would lose to Notre Dame by 3 touchdowns.
Why is it Cringe exactly?Total cringe, but he is one of the few pushing back on this sh*t and I think the sport would be better if more did.
yeah...for whatever reason, the cool thing these days is to be oppressed, a victim and put upon. the cool things are like music that sanctifies violence against women and objectification as well as outright crimes.Are we pretending he's the only coach that talks about God? I just don't get the hate here. It's basically hating him for being successful. If Franklin said it people here would be praising him for doing things the "right way" and not supporting NIL
Nothing cringeworthy about living your life and your career around your faith in Jesus Christ.The poster who cares about absolutely everything all of a sudden doesn’t care about one of the most cringeworthy things a college coach has ever said.
Evil always hates God’s peopleMore wind from Dabo - add it to the list of my reasons to hate him.
I have seen plenty of hypocrisy from Dabo already. Doing his 'aw shucks, we're just lil ole Clemson' routine while having one of the highest coaching payrolls and most expensive facilities in all of college football.Evil always hates God’s people
Count it a blessing when others degrade you for your faith in Jesus Christ. A lot of haters here are blessing Dabo.
Almost every person is a hypocrite in some aspect of their lifeI have seen plenty of hypocrisy from Dabo already. Doing his 'aw shucks, we're just lil ole Clemson' routine while having one of the highest coaching payrolls and most expensive facilities in all of college football.
My life experience has shown me that a great many people who openly tout their faith are very often not practicing what they preach. Some of the worst hypocrisy I've ever seen has been in 'model Catholics.'
Why do you believe the critics?It's not cringe because he mentioned God. It's cringe because he implied they have been successful due to God's name and not regular NIL. Which is disingenuous. Which is Dabo's shtick, according to his critics.
It is not about him selling anything or living up to it. It is people like him and Saban who are showing how full of shit they are now that NIL has leveled the cash playing field. Dabo waxing religious is about as cringeworthy as it gets. Yet, here you are of course taking a contrarian view. Apropos that this is your take.Why do you believe the critics?
Here's the thing--he can sell whatever he wants--if he doesn't live up to it eventually kids will go elsewhere. Whatever promises he's been making (religious or not) seem to be honored.
Nothing hypocritical about accepting blessings that a life lived for Christ brings. Jesys,was not a poor manI have seen plenty of hypocrisy from Dabo already. Doing his 'aw shucks, we're just lil ole Clemson' routine while having one of the highest coaching payrolls and most expensive facilities in all of college football.
My life experience has shown me that a great many people who openly tout their faith are very often not practicing what they preach. Some of the worst hypocrisy I've ever seen has been in 'model Catholics.'
Only one man was perfect.Almost every person is a hypocrite in some aspect of their life
That isn't new for Dabo. He's discussed his religiosity for a long, long time.It is not about him selling anything or living up to it. It is people like him and Saban who are showing how full of shit they are now that NIL has leveled the cash playing field. Dabo waxing religious is about as cringeworthy as it gets. Yet, here you are of course taking a contrarian view. Apropos that this is your take.
It's not contrarian. This is who Dabo has always been.It is not about him selling anything or living up to it. It is people like him and Saban who are showing how full of shit they are now that NIL has leveled the cash playing field. Dabo waxing religious is about as cringeworthy as it gets. Yet, here you are of course taking a contrarian view. Apropos that this is your take.
Very true. The attitudes by many in the northeast are very different from many in the upstate of South Carolina/ Bible Belt and both are different from many locations in the Southwest, Midwest, West coast, etc.Some people may be offended or dubious, and it may not play well in most places. But you have to admit that Dabo knows what his Clemson audience wants to hear.
And it worked for Urban as well. And I'm sure Urban's reply would be that even men of God make mistakes/bad decisions.As I recall, Urban Meyer is a big Man of God too...
Lake County here in Central FL is a Bible belt. There are a lot of very strong churches. Mine is building a new 1300 seat sanctuary. We get 1800+ in 3 services. A lot of rural FL is strongly Christian.Very true. The attitudes by many in the northeast are very different from many in the upstate of South Carolina/ Bible Belt and both are different from many locations in the Southwest, Midwest, West coast, etc.
Where did you see that I believe the critics? I don't have much of an opinion on him or his level of his sincerity regarding God but his implication that Clemson's success is from God's name and not $ is, as I stated, disingenuous.Why do you believe the critics?
Here's the thing--he can sell whatever he wants--if he doesn't live up to it eventually kids will go elsewhere. Whatever promises he's been making (religious or not) seem to be honored.
Yep. I’m not a Dabo fan and think many in the South can go too far with fake religiosity at times while they stab you in the back, (bless your heart…Lake County here in Central FL is a Bible belt. There are a lot of very strong churches. Mine is building a new 1300 seat sanctuary. We get 1800+ in 3 services. A lot of rural FL is strongly Christian.
Isn't all that matters is whether or not it works?Where did you see that I believe the critics? I don't have much of an opinion on him or his level of his sincerity regarding God but his implication that Clemson's success is from God's name and not $ is, as I stated, disingenuous.
I don't wholly condemn him for it, but I would not defend dishonesty with the argument that the kids would eventually figure it out. Nor would I wholly justify disingenuous behavior because "it works".
Jesus is either God or he isn't. There is no room for interpretation of who He is. If He is not your God, you have forsaken Him..Yep. I’m not a Dabo fan and think many in the South can go too far with fake religiosity at times while they stab you in the back, (bless your heart…), but I don’t denigrate anyone who has heartfelt faith they try hard to live. Many of the people who get irritated by it have the same basic beliefs. It’s often really just a different way of expressing the same beliefs and it can set some people off, (especially if there’s any perceived hypocrisy involved).
What about the poor souls whose god ISN'T Him??? I guess they just burn in 'your Hell?Jesus is either God or he isn't. There is no room for interpretation of who He is. If He is not your God, you have forsaken Him..
With respect to Dabo most question his authenticity, not the theology.Jesus is either God or he isn't. There is no room for interpretation of who He is. If He is not your God, you have forsaken Him..
Haha depends on your priorities I suppose. Some, but not all, people subscribe to the idea of "win at all costs" "if you ain't cheating ya ain't trying" "just win, baby" etc.Isn't all that matters is whether or not it works?
Reminds me of a Reddit thread where they were discussing the prison murder of a serial pederast who was a former clergyman. Since he had confessed his sins he was right with God and was saved. But Gandhi, since he did not believe in the “one true God” was condemned. Totally ridiculous belief systemWhat about the poor souls whose god ISN'T Him??? I guess they just burn in 'your Hell?
One religion for the whole world? Rather a narrow minded position, eh? I guess all those poor Hindus around the world can fill up Hell...