[Mick]

It's not so much that Rosen has a history of a-hole behavior, from taunting De La Salle HS after his team defeated them for a state championship, or that he clearly thinks that rules don't apply to him, as he showed at UCLA by twice knowingly violating school policy. And not that he wore a "F--- Trump" baseball cap while playing golf on Trump's golf course. I called him a punk because of the poor sportsmanship he showed Saturday. Tough loss? So what? Frustrated? So what? After a loss, you do the same thing you do when you when you win--shake hands with your opponent. There's no justifying what he didn't do.

It's not just Rosen, either. After Stanford defeated U$C in '07 and '09, I noticed how the entire SC team ran off of the field without acknowledging the Stanford players. Complete lack of class. I found it disgusting.

To me, all of those things aren't good.

I am reminded of Coach Shaw's policy for his players in talking to the media about non-football matters.  Paraphrased, he said if you're going to comment to the media for public attribution, you had better know what you're talking about.  Mora himself says you should be socially responsible about your media comments.  I don't think Rosen's public comments regarding coexistence of football and education meet those standards.

[Mick]

It's not so much that Rosen has a history of a-hole behavior, from taunting De La Salle HS after his team defeated them for a state championship, or that he clearly thinks that rules don't apply to him, as he showed at UCLA by twice knowingly violating school policy. And not that he wore a "F--- Trump" baseball cap while playing golf on Trump's golf course. I called him a punk because of the poor sportsmanship he showed Saturday. Tough loss? So what? Frustrated? So what? After a loss, you do the same thing you do when you when you win--shake hands with your opponent. There's no justifying what he didn't do.

It's not just Rosen, either. After Stanford defeated U$C in '07 and '09, I noticed how the entire SC team ran off of the field without acknowledging the Stanford players. Complete lack of class. I found it disgusting.

To me, all of those things aren't good.

I am reminded of Coach Shaw's policy for his players in talking to the media about non-football matters.  Paraphrased, he said if you're going to comment to the media for public attribution, you had better know what you're talking about.  Mora himself says you should be socially responsible about your media comments.  I don't think Rosen's public comments regarding coexistence of football and education meet those standards.