Don McPherson on feminism, athletes as role-models and why he doesn't think he's 'giving back'

[Orangeyes]

Don McPherson on feminism, athletes as role-models and why he doesn't think he's 'giving back'

 

[orange79]

This makes me love Don McPherson even more. I didn't think that was possible. What a great ambassador for the University.

 

[OrangeViking]

I feel most fortunate to have Donnie on the Arc of Onondaga Foundation board. As 15 year employee of Arc of Onondaga, and father of a daughter with Autistic Spectrum Disorder, I hope all here would consider supporting this agency any way you can.
www.arcon.org

 

[sufandu]

I have mixed feelings about this article. I hate that it was written by Chris Carlson. I love that a man of Don McPherson's character is an alumnus of my favorite school, and he uses his former athlete status as a way to have positive influence, while simultaneously explaining that he shouldn't have such influence simply because he was a successful athlete.

 

[SU2NASA]

But what if they do throw like a girl?

 

[Symphony Steve]

What a wonderful human being. All he does is influence lives in a tremendously positive manner.

When I grow up, I want to be like Don McPherson.

 

[orange79]

But what if they do throw like a girl?

Then Don McPherson denies your existence.








Until Oklahoma announces its move to the B1G.

 

[SU2NASA]

Then Don McPherson denies your existence.

He's no Marvin Graves.

 

[orange79]

He's no Marvin Graves.

Because he didn't throw a football at you?

 

[gilardino]

Class act, alwyas has been, alwyas will be!!!! But r fan base will rememebr a few bad games he had