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Huge thank you to @CuonzoMartin and @CalMensBBall for taking care of my son @NickZKerr this season. Fantastic experience, exceptional people.

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I love it - East Bay basketball is strong.

75bear;842670490 said:

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i love it - east bay basketball is strong.

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strong!!!!!

socaltownie;842670492 said:

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strong!!!!!

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[size=7]strong[/size]

Strykur;842670501 said:

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[size=7]strong[/size]

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I've read that this was Kerr's 4th tweet ever.

MSaviolives;842670487 said:

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Strykur;842670501 said:

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[SIZE=7]strong[/SIZE]

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Steve Kerr [SIZE=7]Strong[/SIZE]. Bay Area News Group [SIZE=1]weak[/SIZE].

Now this has become a Chron story http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/Steve-Kerr-affirms-support-in-Cal-s-Cuonzo-7004460.php

MSaviolives;842670679 said:

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Now this has become a Chron story http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/article/Steve-Kerr-affirms-support-in-Cal-s-Cuonzo-7004460.php

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ESPN as well - http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/15055216/golden-state-warriors-coach-steve-kerr-tweets-support-california-golden-bears-coach-cuonzo-martin

tydog;842670680 said:

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ESPN as well - http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/15055216/golden-state-warriors-coach-steve-kerr-tweets-support-california-golden-bears-coach-cuonzo-martin

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Kerr's statement really resonates with me because he is relating to Coach M as the father of a player. Coach M's greatest attribute as a coach has nothing to do with basketball. He is a man who parents want to have an influence on their sons' lives. He talks about the team and the program being a family and he means it . He is a positive role model, and an important father figure for these players. They come out of the program as better people. Really classy for Kerr to go public to point that out.

Kerr is a classy dude.

All those idiot f**ktard "journalists" trying to indict Cuonzo and our program for what one guy did really makes my blood boil. I'll name names--I'm talking about C.W. Nevius, Ann Killion, the editor of the CC Times, Scott Ostler, and whoever else.

tsubamoto2001;842670700 said:

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Kerr is a classy dude.

All those idiot f**ktard "journalists" trying to indict Cuonzo and our program for what one guy did really makes my blood boil. I'll name names--I'm talking about C.W. Nevius, Ann Killion, the editor of the CC Times, Scott Ostler, and whoever else.

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What did Ostler write? He's usually a jokester - and generally pro-Cal. I also wonder how much of this is their personal angle or whether it is an editor instructing them to pile on or take a specific side.

But yeah - the media has changed so much in the recent past and I just see these guys as desperately trying to hang on - sort of sad in a sense. Even sadder that most of it is negative, unoriginal, inaccurate and poor wordcraft these days.

http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/15055216/golden-state-warriors-coach-steve-kerr-tweets-support-california-golden-bears-coach-cuonzo-martin

"My son was a walk-on there this year. He had an incredible experience with his teammates, with the coaching staff, with Cuonzo," Kerr said before Golden State hosted the Los Angeles Clippers. "I wanted to say thanks for the season that Cal had and for the experience that my son had. All I wanted to vouch for was his character. He's been an incredible mentor for my son, phenomenal coach, and I just wanted to say thanks for that. I know that the program is going through some turmoil with the issue that's happening. ... I just know from my son and getting to know Cuonzo what kind of person he is, and I wanted to support him."

R90;842670753 said:

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http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/15055216/golden-state-warriors-coach-steve-kerr-tweets-support-california-golden-bears-coach-cuonzo-martin

"My son was a walk-on there this year. He had an incredible experience with his teammates, with the coaching staff, with Cuonzo," Kerr said before Golden State hosted the Los Angeles Clippers. "I wanted to say thanks for the season that Cal had and for the experience that my son had. All I wanted to vouch for was his character. He's been an incredible mentor for my son, phenomenal coach, and I just wanted to say thanks for that. I know that the program is going through some turmoil with the issue that's happening. ... I just know from my son and getting to know Cuonzo what kind of person he is, and I wanted to support him."

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Evidently, our administration fears he will build a strong basketball program.

If Sonny is successful, he should look at what the future has in store for him.

His son and wife have also tweeted nice things about Coach Martin. His wife even sent a "WTF" type tweet to Ann Killion, but it looks like it has been deleted.

Chancellor Dirk, are you paying attention?

BeachedBear;842670707 said:

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What did Ostler write? He's usually a jokester - and generally pro-Cal. I also wonder how much of this is their personal angle or whether it is an editor instructing them to pile on or take a specific side.

But yeah - the media has changed so much in the recent past and I just see these guys as desperately trying to hang on - sort of sad in a sense. Even sadder that most of it is negative, unoriginal, inaccurate and poor wordcraft these days.

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http://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/ostler/article/Deep-thoughts-cheap-shots-bon-mots-6924057.php

In his "Deep Thoughts, Cheap Shots" column, Ostler had this to say about the situation: "Cuonzo? Gon-zo."

JollyBear;842671306 said:

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http://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/ostler/article/Deep-thoughts-cheap-shots-bon-mots-6924057.php

In his "Deep Thoughts, Cheap Shots" column, Ostler had this to say about the situation: "Cuonzo? Gon-zo."

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I was prompted that I needed to subscribe with the first month only $0.99...way too expensive for that crap.