Source: BroBible
Summary
Kalani Sitake, head coach of BYU, responded calmly to an anti-Mormon chant by Colorado State students during a football game. The chant targeted BYU, a university closely associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Colorado State issued an apology, while Sitake praised the opposing team and the game atmosphere. Similar incidents have occurred at other schools, often leading to fines or disciplinary action. Sitake’s response was described as classy and forgiving.
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The routine arrives with confidence.
Students chant disrespect. Coaches stay calm. Fans get a pat on the back.
The habit gets a new name—class.
The lifestyle enters the chat—grace under pressure.
The trend is old, but the applause is new.
A chant is just a chant, but a response is a brand.
Original observation: The only thing more predictable than the chant is the coach who pretends it didn’t happen.
Author: Evan Null
