JayThomas
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Not bad at all for a SMALL D2 university sports program. I looked them up at first thinkging they had a pretty large enrollment but its only 3500 students.
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Deion would appeal to “most” (not all) HBCU’s supporters more than their coach. A HBCU helping hand is better than any FBS Prostitution Check that we seem to tap dance about.It is indeed a noble gesture on the coach' part to help out Valley. But, does Coach Prrime appeal to Valley's supporters more than Coach Danzy does?
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Not bad at all for a SMALL D2 university sports program. I looked them up at first thinkging they had a pretty large enrollment but its only 3500 students.
You got to represent for the Home Team! LolDelta State has a beautiful facility and a program that's known for winning. Not to mention, the city of Cleveland loves them. You can go into Cleveland and see damn near everybody rocking Delta State gear and most stores will have some sort of Delta State merch hanging somewhere. You don't see that for Valley in Greenwood or Indianola.
With that being said, I try my best to give back to MVSU even though I'm currently finishing up my degree at Jackson State.
lol don't tell nobody, butttt my car has a JSU license frame on the back of it.You got to represent for the Home Team! Lol
What's crazy, when you drive around the Delta. MVSU's tag are all around the place.You got to represent for the Home Team! Lol
But a medium household income is still around the poverty level! Born and raised in the Delta just in case someone feelings are hurt by that statement!What's crazy, when you drive around the Delta. MVSU's tag are all around the place.
Which part? I was over there on two weeks ago.But a medium household income is still around the poverty level! Born and raised in the Delta just in case someone feelings are hurt by that statement!
I know! Born and raised in the Mississippi Delta!What's crazy, when you drive around the Delta. MVSU's tag are all around the place.
It used to be a time in the 70s and 80s when Valley had the whole once thriving Delta behind them.My family roots are in the Delta so I remember going to Greenwood to see my cousins and seeing people walking around with the Archie Cooley cowboy hats and other Valley nalia...MVSU used to giveaway alot of souvenir hats with the old school devil logo on it at the football games and other events in the community .It seems like alot of Valley fans and loyal family died out or moved to other parts of the country where they no longer have a connection to the school.Delta State has a beautiful facility and a program that's known for winning. Not to mention, the city of Cleveland loves them. You can go into Cleveland and see damn near everybody rocking Delta State gear and most stores will have some sort of Delta State merch hanging somewhere. You don't see that for Valley in Greenwood or Indianola.
With that being said, I try my best to give back to MVSU even though I'm currently finishing up my degree at Jackson State.
But a medium household income is still around the poverty level! Born and raised in the Delta just in case someone feelings are hurt by that statement!
It used to be a time in the 70s and 80s when Valley had the whole once thriving Delta behind them.My family roots are in the Delta so I remember going to Greenwood to see my cousins and seeing people walking around with the Archie Cooley cowboy hats and other Valley nalia...MVSU used to giveaway alot of souvenir hats with the old school devil logo on it at the football games and other events in the community .It seems like alot of Valley fans and loyal family died out or moved to other parts of the country where they no longer have a connection to the school.
Valley is the school who got stuck behind the times. They're a living witness of "If you don't progress, you'll get left behind."It used to be a time in the 70s and 80s when Valley had the whole once thriving Delta behind them.My family roots are in the Delta so I remember going to Greenwood to see my cousins and seeing people walking around with the Archie Cooley cowboy hats and other Valley nalia...MVSU used to giveaway alot of souvenir hats with the old school devil logo on it at the football games and other events in the community .It seems like alot of Valley fans and loyal family died out or moved to other parts of the country where they no longer have a connection to the school.
It's sad cause it tells a story of how "The Delta" dissapeared...I look back and laugh about how country those hats were but my relatives and all those other black folks who lived in those Delta towns were just showing how much they loved them some Valley....too many of the real Valley fans are dead and gone now.Valley is the school who got stuck behind the times. They're a living witness of "If you don't progress, you'll get left behind."
Yes I'm sure when you were in school you were able get a glimpse of the passion of old MVSU supporters I spoke of...I'm talking about the ones who didn't care about shit else but Valley lol and remember when the school was first started etc....That's exactly what happened. I know it started to happen when I made it on campus and it is continuing to happen.
I can tell you of a couple of stories of people reaching out to me via inbox on social media and saying that they wanna help out but they don't wanna come back to the Delta (whie living on the East Coast or Texas) often which kind of defeats the purpose and makes your point. If you wanna talk about raising millions to put into Itta Bena or Valley but don't trust the people in place, you kind of have to be on the ground to see it through yourself
Why would anyone get butthurt by that? The reason it is that way is due to a lot of factors that are not sports related but one of the main reasons is similar to what happens at Valley:
People move from the Delta and don't reach back. Then they make posts like this and act like it's the fault of the people that are still stuck there that you got politicians at the local, state and federal level that pimp people for votes and not do anything (of course the state aint doing anything for black people). Then Raul and Habib come in and set up shop and take the little money they do have and don't invest back. And with the population dwindling and the lack of high paying jobs, that doesn't help the cause
The state could care less about the delta region. I hate to say it but its true. Once Viking appliances sold out to an out of state owner the state had no reason to look that way.Has the state backed industries (other than gaming) in the delta like the Nissan and Toyota plants in Madison and in North MS?
Son, what I do and have done for the delta you will never be able replicate in your lifetime. I would be willing to bet that and in fact I do more for Valley than you if you want to make that wager!That's exactly what happened. I know it started to happen when I made it on campus and it is continuing to happen.
I can tell you of a couple of stories of people reaching out to me via inbox on social media and saying that they wanna help out but they don't wanna come back to the Delta (whie living on the East Coast or Texas) often which kind of defeats the purpose and makes your point. If you wanna talk about raising millions to put into Itta Bena or Valley but don't trust the people in place, you kind of have to be on the ground to see it through yourself