If anyone can find the timestamp where Richardson was heckled that’d be all right.
Richardson told Rowe that the incidents started in the second set when she was serving. She said she's used to crowds trying to intimidate opposing players, but it was different that night.
"I heard a very strong, negative racial slur," Richardson said. "... So I served the ball, got through the play. And then the next time I went back to serve, I heard it extremely clear again, but that was the end of the game."
She said she told her coaches about the incident between games, and the teams switched ends of the floor. She said she saw her coaches talking with BYU officials, who she thought acted on the incident. "We were told someone was speaking to the student section and I was all right, so, and that was the end of it," Richardson said. "And we played our third set on the opposite side of the net from them."
In the fourth set, she said the "atmosphere of the student section had changed." Richardson called the slurs and heckling from the crowd "more extreme, more intense." She said the man who was eventually banned from BYU athletics was recording things on his phone and "we were just made very uncomfortable by him in particular."
Non-student
Recording on his phone
Second and fourth sets
edit: I scrolled through the video twice, but can’t seem to find the parts where Richardson is serving
- Doc
Hiring a part-time news entertainment anchor as SecDef, what could go wrong?
edit: I scrolled through the video twice, but can’t seem to find the parts where Richardson is serving
- Doc
I found one. 2:00:19. My hearing is garbage nowadays, especially when it comes to voices, but I think I can kind of pick up a girl's voice in there shouting, but I can only pick up the last syllable, so he could just as easily be saying "cougar" as the slur. Can't hear a guy's voice though (was it a guy that said the slur, or was it a guy that said something threatening... or both?)
#4 seems to be stink-eyeing someone in the crowd though, if that means anything.
edit: I scrolled through the video twice, but can’t seem to find the parts where Richardson is serving
- Doc
I found one. 2:00:19. My hearing is garbage nowadays, especially when it comes to voices, but I think I can kind of pick up a girl's voice in there shouting, but I can only pick up the last syllable, so he could just as easily be saying "cougar" as the slur. Can't hear a guy's voice though (was it a guy that said the slur, or was it a guy that said something threatening... or both?)
#4 seems to be stink-eyeing someone in the crowd though, if that means anything.
I couldn’t make anything out. Though I did see a uniformed individual behind #4, so that part of the scenario is easy to verify. I’m surprised no one has come forward, yet. Usually with a national news story someone like an eye witness is going to add more details.
- Doc
Hiring a part-time news entertainment anchor as SecDef, what could go wrong?
I don't know why Mormons have such a problem with not being able to hear the words on the tape. Mormons don't have any issues believing in things there is no evidence for. They should doubt their doubts.
So this is another Jussie Smollet hoax possibly. It is unraveling fast and hard.
Keep an eye on this one.
BYU confirmed the incident, identified the individual, and banned them for life.
The BYU athletic department issued a ban of a non-student fan on Saturday for use of a racial slur during a Cougars volleyball match against the Duke Blue Devils at BYU on Friday night.
The first time I ever heard such racial slurs was at a college basketball game in 1970. The person saying that stuff was a college football coach. I felt angered and so I made it a point to ask him about it after the game. He said it was to rattle the other team.
If anyone can find the timestamp where Richardson was heckled that’d be all right.
Richardson told Rowe that the incidents started in the second set when she was serving. She said she's used to crowds trying to intimidate opposing players, but it was different that night.
"I heard a very strong, negative racial slur," Richardson said. "... So I served the ball, got through the play. And then the next time I went back to serve, I heard it extremely clear again, but that was the end of the game."
She said she told her coaches about the incident between games, and the teams switched ends of the floor. She said she saw her coaches talking with BYU officials, who she thought acted on the incident. "We were told someone was speaking to the student section and I was all right, so, and that was the end of it," Richardson said. "And we played our third set on the opposite side of the net from them."
In the fourth set, she said the "atmosphere of the student section had changed." Richardson called the slurs and heckling from the crowd "more extreme, more intense." She said the man who was eventually banned from BYU athletics was recording things on his phone and "we were just made very uncomfortable by him in particular."
Non-student
Recording on his phone
Second and fourth sets
edit: I scrolled through the video twice, but can’t seem to find the parts where Richardson is serving
- Doc
Also couldn't find where she was serving.
Myth is misused by the powerful to subjugate the masses all too often.