Did Imus talk about the Rutgers women's team?

I heard this on radio just now and I'm running late for a meeting and I'm unable to find the link, but the report said that the I-man is trouble for talking about the Rutgers women's basketball team, referring to them as tough because they have tats, and then Bernard got his two cents worth in on the convo on-air.

Does anyone have a link or can confirm that?

Thanks!

BTW, what type of beer would be good with Easter ham? The beers on me since I'm asking.

 

D-3,

Here you go

http://www.wnbc.com/news/11537229/detail.html?dl=mainclick

 

"nappy-headed hos" ... rich.

Now, let's talk Nappy Roots ...

 

And Billy Packer heaves a sigh of relief.


http://www.nabj.org/newsroom/news_releases/story/53027p-81729c.html

 

Ouch...that was obnoxious even for Imus.

 

Dirk, what would you like for a drink while watching The Masters this weekend? Thanks. Wow, that is too much for McCord to listen to outside of Alger Hiss and Whitaker Chambers.

 

Wait a minute, somebody here was making a big fuss over Billy Packer using the term "fag out" for being tired, but Imus can calll black women nappy-haired hos" and "jigaboos" and it's OK because nobody cares about Imus anymore?

Imus should have been put out to pasture--or better yet, shot--years ago, He is an irrelevant, useless piece of shit but FAN will not discipline him at all. What a total asshole.

 

Really no problem, but if you're buying, I could go for a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

Thank you sir

 

I'll have to re-read the story...I thought it was his producer who used the word "jigaboos."

Either way, I agree. His low ratings don't make the comments any less disgraceful.

 

Perhaps it was their homage to Al Campanis on the occasion of his anniversary.

McGuirk is the one who says "jigaboos and wannabes" - and seems to think he's quoting Spike Lee's "Do The Right Thing." It's hard to tell because of the crosstalk.