In the more absurd politically correct BS department

[echeese]

Seems FSU HC Jimbo Fisher's 9 year old son has him in hot water . . . .

At the end of an FSU game, Jimbo's son came up to him but wearing an Under Armor sweatshirt.

The Wall Street Journal has released a story, Nike has sent an email to FSU/Jimbo complaining. . . 

No truth to the rumor that Jimbo countered by getting his 9 year old his own Nike contract

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11296754/nike-official-emails-florida-state-seminoles-armour-sweatshirt-worn-jimbo-fisher-son

 

[Juan]

Funny story but, to me, not really "politically correct BS."

More like contractual/business relationship BS.

 

[echeese]

Funny story but, to me, not really "politically correct BS."

More like contractual/business relationship BS.

Poetic license. . . .

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

...or Nike being overbearing jackasses BS.  Hard to believe Jimbo's apparel contract includes his children, but I guess anything is possible.

 

[Juan]

I wonder if that is something that can be contracted away?

Might a university, any university, be able to add a term to a coach's contract to whit -- "And your spouse shall never been seen in public in aggy gear."

Seems like, if this were possible, it would be part of the standardized NCAA coach contract.  What school would not want this?

 

[primal defense]

...or Nike being overbearing jackasses BS.  Hard to believe Jimbo's apparel contract includes his children, but I guess anything is possible.

It does not include his children, I just heard on ESPN. You are correct they are overbearing jackasses.

 

[primal defense]

 

[java]

I just love it...no dear, you cannot wear your new (insert favorite designer) tonight, Nike wants you to wear one of their labels.

Nike, so last year!