[Corbin]

The thing is, the video should not have been made. That was a stupid decision. However what was allegedly said during the game is far worse as far as public perception. That being said, I think the video is worse than that because in a rivalry game talking trash is part of it. When you are in a competitive sport, trash talking happens, and the best trash talk is the talk that cuts the deepest. Most understand that's how it works and don't pay attention to the words or take them personally. I'm not in the kids head to know his true feelings on the situation, but I would venture to say it was harmless in intent, but awful in action. The fact remains that he should've used better judgement, not said it, and make better choices in the future.

I know technically he has the right to say what he wants as an American and truthfully nothing can be done about it if he really wanted to push it. That being said, the best thing is that he seems to have accepted and agreed to his suspension, has issued an apology (that could have been worded better), and hopefully everyone can learn from this mistake and move on.