Big Ten moves, CFB under coronabro attack, Nashville school idiocy, Julian Edelman
July 9, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis spoke upon some Big Ten moves, with reports saying non-conference matchups will not be taking place. Clay also commented on how the shift of focus of the Coronabros are now on college football because they have lost the other existing sports battles. “The Big Ten is reportedly doing away with its non-conference football games this fall. The Coronabros are focusing 100% of their efforts to cancel college football because they've lost every other battle.”
Clay Travis continued by slamming the mayor of Nashville for his decision to keep Nashville public school students away from campuses this fall and having classes merely online. “John Cooper, the mayor of Nashville, is a disgrace. His decision-making ever since he has come into office is pathetic. He is the worst mayor I have ever seen in any city I have lived in or near.”
Clay Travis was then prompted to disclose some personal political ambition with his audience: "I am going to run for elected office in Tennessee. You may may not like me, you may even hate me, but I won’t lie to you. I will tell you exactly what I think every day, and I will win. Because that's what I do.”
Clay Travis concluded by praising New England Patriot Julian Edelman for calling out DeSean Jackson for his anti-semitic comments. Edelman extended an olive branch to Jackson rather than attempting to follow the culture by canceling him. Said Travis, “The olive branch Julian Edelman extended is one that everybody should emulate in all American life, not just in sports. Instead of trying to cancel people when you disagree, try to educate them. That’s what needs to happen.”—@ClayTravis
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