Tramel: Never forget she was 12 years old
Never forget she was 12 years old (Berry Tramel, Daily Oklahoman)
She was 12 years old.
What do you say we don't forget that? What do you say we don't let that drift off into the margins? What do you say that remains front and center as the Chris Collins case makes its way through the Oklahoma State administration?
Berry Tramel is a fine writer, and that's a fine column.
Mike Gundy has his defenders (for reasons I truly cannot fathom), but in my view he regularly shows highly questionable judgment in many areas. This would be one of them. Maybe keeping Boone Pickens happy creates pressures that normal people just don't understand.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 11/10/07 13:43 | Big 12 Football | Technorati
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Very fine column indeed and I still think this has some makings of a Grisham novel...only it is real and so is Tramel...and I won't forget the 12 year old..I wonder about the color of her skin?? Maybe we could pretend she was white?? ----nah, surely not..
Posted by whilo @ 14:18 on 11/10/07
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