New low in Oklahoma State saga: Sports Illustrated writer depicted in blood-stained effigy

This is where it gets scary, especially if you are Thayer Evans.

The Oklahoma State School of Media and Strategic Communications was forced to issue tweets to distance itself from this deplorable act.

I’d ask for some perspective, but I know that trait doesn’t exist for some people.

3 thoughts on “New low in Oklahoma State saga: Sports Illustrated writer depicted in blood-stained effigy”

randy on September 16, 2013 at 10:05 am said:

i’m also distressed that the J-School’s tweet is lacking an apostrophe after “journalists.”
Chris Rush on September 16, 2013 at 4:02 pm said:

I examined this photo carefully for the “blood stains” referenced in the headline. I can’t see them. Are they truly there, or is this hyperbole/embellishment on the part of the writer?
Chris Rush on September 16, 2013 at 4:22 pm said:

Your headline references “blood-stained” effigy. I’ve examined this photo pretty closely but don’t see the blood stains. Would this be considered hyperbole or embellishment of the facts?

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