Former CNN contributor Ronald Martin told Black basketball players to choose a school other than Auburn due to Bruce Pearl's 'trash' tweets where he shows his political views.
Former CNN contributor Ronald Martin took shots at Auburn basketball head coach Bruce Pearl, telling recruits not to join his program after his comments regarding Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Pearl shared his political opinion in this election year, which he has done in the past. This time, Pearl quote-tweeted a post from Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., which said Harris is 'so extreme she wants to kick you off the health insurance you get through your job.
To all Black ballplayers and their parents considering , this is the trash Bruce Pearl tweets,' Martin said in a quote-tweet over Pearl’s message to Cotton. 'There are many other SEC schools to consider. Choose accordingly.' USA Today columnist Dan Wolken also questioned Pearl’s views with a tweet of his own.
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