44 handpicked selectors not enough to confer sports immortality--Jason Whitlock
- Jason Whitlock notes only 44 handpicked selectors decide pro football's Hall of Fame. He cites what is wrong with this and why it must change.
- "A small group of handpicked selectors — 44 — of varying degrees of qualifications choose who goes into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
- That group pretty much pledges not to criticize each other publicly.
- realize they better not offer
- a word of criticism.
It’s an un-American process. It’s a journalistically unsound process. It’s a cowardly process....
- It’s a process — in these economically tough times —
- ripe for corruption.
It’s a process that mostly serves the egos of the selectors....
- New York Giants linebacker Harry Carson was the first football player
- to whine his way into the Hall of Fame."...
Kansas City Star, "Process for voting on football hall is broken," by Jason Whitlock, 2/6/10
Labels: Cy Young and MVP awards ripe for corruption. Shhhh
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