Duk volleyball player, excuse me, was playing against BYU and said that there was a racial

slur, you can probably guess what it is, that was screened from the crowd to her, then

they were getting taunted for what they looked like for their appearance on the bench, the

other African-Americans on Duke volleyball team.

Well, now it has come out that the person that they banned after reviewing the footage

said nothing.

They weren't the person who said it.

There was one person who said that they heard it, nobody else has said they heard it, and

I'm not saying it didn't happen.

I wasn't there, and if it didn't-

I think I'm going to say it didn't happen.

Yeah, like I'm-

The reason I'm going to say I'm going to say that it didn't happen is because there

was literally a police officer standing by the bench, said that he didn't hear it, nobody

else heard it.

The only person who heard it is apparently the person who's tweeting it.

Yeah.

Well, and again, if you connect the dots to her godmother is running for political office.

Now come on, we're good, like I said, like again, and it's repeated, I mean, the allegation

is not that one person yelled the n-word once, which you might say, okay, some people

misted, only one person heard it.

But that literally every time, every time she served.

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