
Instead of taking accountability, men like Deion Sanders and Stephen A. Smith, Jason Whitlock argues, would rather find someone else to blame.
On “Fearless,” Whitlock puts the Colorado football coach and ESPN personality on what he calls the “Mount Rushmore of entitlement,” accusing both men of deflecting criticism instead of owning their mistakes.
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“Stephen A. Smith put out some, I mean, just really hard-to-understand, ridiculous video about the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA and how the WNBA wasn’t prepared because they … didn’t have an arena big enough to host the WNBA Finals,” Whitlock explains.
“And he’s ranting and raving … but then he turns it into something about himself and critics and apologizing and making mistakes, and he turned it into the mistakes that he’s been making,
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