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Both Chad Washington and Tom Callahan were still on the team, despite the spring's scandal. The team had to go through an [[Under1Roof]]-style training session in August, through which they apparently chuckled. Freshmen also have to go through some sort of sensitivity training and adaptation to real-life scheduling. In late October, two of their best players, Marcorus Garrett and Paul Delaney, were <ref http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2013/10/30/garrett-delaney-suspended-yale-game>suspended from a game for disciplinary reasons</ref>. Typically, no one would officially learn what those disciplinary reasons were, but we can all use our imaginations. | Both Chad Washington and Tom Callahan were still on the team, despite the spring's scandal. The team had to go through an [[Under1Roof]]-style training session in August, through which they apparently chuckled. Freshmen also have to go through some sort of sensitivity training and adaptation to real-life scheduling. In late October, two of their best players, Marcorus Garrett and Paul Delaney, were <ref http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2013/10/30/garrett-delaney-suspended-yale-game>suspended from a game for disciplinary reasons</ref>. Typically, no one would officially learn what those disciplinary reasons were, but we can all use our imaginations. | ||
| − | But the people were not happy about those 0 wins. [[Bwog]] <ref http://bwog.com/2013/10/29/bwog-says-goodbye-to-cu-football | + | But the people were not happy about those 0 wins. [[Bwog]] <ref http://bwog.com/2013/10/29/bwog-says-goodbye-to-cu-football>banned all coverage of the team</ref>. Spec <ref http://www.columbiaspectator.com/sports/2013/11/20/cheung-searching-solution-columbia-football>couldn't figure out how to put a positive spin</ref> on the season. Alums <ref http://culions.blogspot.com/2013/11/last-chance.html>called for protests</ref>. |
Finally it got to the point were [[Bollinger]] had to make a rare statement, writing a <ref http://www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2013/11/20/letter-editor-president-bollinger-athletics>letter to the editor to Spec</ref> where he shouted his support for the unsupportable coach Pete [[Mangurian]] and Athletic Director M. Dianne Murphy. At the end of a winless season--their 6th winless season ever, rivaling the dismal 1983-1988 [[losing streak]]--neither Murphy nor Mangurian were fired. | Finally it got to the point were [[Bollinger]] had to make a rare statement, writing a <ref http://www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2013/11/20/letter-editor-president-bollinger-athletics>letter to the editor to Spec</ref> where he shouted his support for the unsupportable coach Pete [[Mangurian]] and Athletic Director M. Dianne Murphy. At the end of a winless season--their 6th winless season ever, rivaling the dismal 1983-1988 [[losing streak]]--neither Murphy nor Mangurian were fired. | ||
Revision as of 22:23, 29 January 2014
The year of 2013 in the history of Columbia football was certainly one for the books, if the books were about all the different ways a group of people could be crappy.
During finals season in May, Chad Washington, CC'15, Columbia's defensive lineman, was charged with a hate crime. Later that week, WKCR found a bunch of gross racist, sexist, and homophobic tweets by several members on the team. Without a proper name, it has gone down as the straightforwardly titled "Football bigotry scandal 2013."
To make matters even better, that fall, the football team sucked. Like, really sucked, like 0 wins sucked.
Both Chad Washington and Tom Callahan were still on the team, despite the spring's scandal. The team had to go through an Under1Roof-style training session in August, through which they apparently chuckled. Freshmen also have to go through some sort of sensitivity training and adaptation to real-life scheduling. In late October, two of their best players, Marcorus Garrett and Paul Delaney, were [1]. Typically, no one would officially learn what those disciplinary reasons were, but we can all use our imaginations.
But the people were not happy about those 0 wins. Bwog [2]. Spec [3] on the season. Alums [4].
Finally it got to the point were Bollinger had to make a rare statement, writing a [5] where he shouted his support for the unsupportable coach Pete Mangurian and Athletic Director M. Dianne Murphy. At the end of a winless season--their 6th winless season ever, rivaling the dismal 1983-1988 losing streak--neither Murphy nor Mangurian were fired.
