Earlier this week, Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema referenced Cal linebacker Ted Agu as a reason not to enact proposed rule changes that would limit hurry-up offenses in the college game. Bielema, when asked about injuries that have resulted from hurry-up offenses in the past, alluded to 'death certificates' - a reference to Agu, who tragically passed away after intensive team drills earlier this month.
Cal Athletic Director Sandy Barbour addressed Bielema's comments on Twitter today, and didn't pull any punches:
Bret Bielema's comments about our Ted Agu are misinformed, ill-advised and beyond insensitive
— Sandy Barbour (@gobearsAD) February 21, 2014
Using the tragic loss of one of our student athletes as a platform to further a personal agenda in a public setting is beyond inappropriate
— Sandy Barbour (@gobearsAD) February 21, 2014
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