Again, let me urge the NBA and the Philadelphia 76ers to step forward and be heard. They will say: Look, we cannot control Mr. Iverson's conduct. That may be true. But they have an obligation, a responsibility to speak out and to condemn such conduct, even if they are unable to control it. So far, either they have, by silence, acquiesced, or they have to acknowledge that they find nothing wrong with the CD. I find that both troubling and tragic if that is the standard we are to follow. Again, the NBA, the Philadelphia 76ers, and their coach ought to speak out loud and clear and indicate this is not the kind of conduct they expect from one of their star athletes and to be as critical of it as I know Americans are in general.
William Bryan: “Again, let me urge the NBA and the Philadelphia 76ers to step forward and be heard. They will say: Look, we cannot…”
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Addressing the NBA and Philadelphia 76ers regarding player conduct and responsibility.
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