College Professor: Tom Brady Popularity Due To ‘White Supremacy’

[Revmitchell]

Apparently, New England Patriot’s quarterback Tom Brady’s popularity has nothing to do with his six Super Bowl rings and his 14 Pro Bowl picks; it has everything to do with a resurgence of white supremacy, according to University of Rhode Island (URI) professor Kyle Kusz.

According to Campus Reform, English professor Kusz dedicated a whole chapter to Tom Brady’s whiteness in his recent book, “The Palgrave Handbook of Masculinity and Sport,” in which he alleged that the quarterback gained popularity due to the “latest wave of white rage and white supremacy” that developed during the Obama presidency, culminating in the election of President Trump. At one point, Kusz even goes so far to claim that a 2015 Under Armour commercial featuring Brady would have been straight out of a Leni Reifenstahl propaganda film. Campus Reform provided further details of this bizarre theory:

College Professor: Tom Brady Popularity Due To ‘White Supremacy’

 

[Wingman68]

Save your children. Send them to trade school.

 

[KenH]

The professor needs to rethink his conclusion.

 

[RighteousnessTemperance&]

“When all you have is a hammer…” It’s publish or perish, and all are trying to make a name for themselves, and to not be brutally assaulted for their views. In this case, the professor had something to prove and did so to his own satisfaction, and that of those who already agree, thus earning his progressive leftist paycheck.

 

[just-want-peace]

Save your children. Send them to trade school.

If I could, I would have given this a hundred "WINNER" ratings!!!!!

 

[Ziggy]

He's a professor of kinesiology (look it up), which obviously qualifies him to write books on totally different subjects.

Perhaps he would have done better by explaining why a slightly deflated football was easier to grasp?

 

[church mouse guy]

He's a professor of kinesiology (look it up), which obviously qualifies him to write books on totally different subjects.

Perhaps he would have done better by explaining why a slightly deflated football was easier to grasp?

Yeah! I was going to write that Brady is not very popular in Indianapolis so the prof is wrong.

 

[777]

Oh great, another loon of a college professor. Looks like the good professor has a big issue with white guys playing sports:

https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/2022342942_Kyle_W_Kusz

In all seriousness, Kyle is not the first man that seems to be jealous of Tom Brady and they say only women can be jealous of each other.

 

[KenH]

Yeah! I was going to write that Brady is not very popular in Indianapolis so the prof is wrong

Brady is basically only popular among fans of the New England Patriots and frontrunners.

 

[tyndale1946]

Brady is basically only popular among fans of the New England Patriots and frontrunners.

And I can just hear Tommy's faithful fans (which I'm not one) after they read this article, scream... HERETIC!!!... Brother Glen

 

[Alcott]

The professor needs to rethink his conclusion.

Or reconclude his thinking.

 

[carpro]

Brady's popularity couldn't possibly have a thing to do with winning, now could it?

 

[Wingman68]

Brady remains popular in Michigan having played well for UofM. He does a better job of firing up the team than Harbaugh, when he comes in for big games that Harbaugh can’t seem to win. I have to say Harbaugh is a changed man since he visited the Pope, & not in a good way if you’re a football coach getting paid millions. He even sounds like the last loser they had after they play poorly, ‘The guys practiced really well.’ Well, isn’t that special? He always takes them on world traveling trips, because........that’s important when you’re a college football player getting a free education. Agh.

 

[OnlyaSinner]

If white supremacy is key to a QB's popularity, why do I see QB-related ads mostly featuring Pat Mahomes? (or Russell Wilson?)