ssckelley
Well-Known Member
I don't. You can show support for where you came from and the fans that made you what you were and have a different viewpoint than your partner at the same time. If he doesn't understand it it's his deal. She ain't a kept woman and while he's living off daddy's money (that came from Iowa) she's making bazillions that will also support him.
That's the thing, Connor got everything he has and ever will have from his dad and his girlfriend. He's a literal nothing burger. And if it's a deal where she truly does hate Iowa now because of how her future father in law got treated, well...CC can suck a fart out of my ass. Iowa sports don't belong to the McCaffery's or the Clarks. It was here before they got here...it'll be here when they're gone.
Face of women's basketball or not, if she's the Hawkeye she claims to be to not even say a simple congrats to Iowa after the best season in Hawks history tells me all I need to know. Her boyfriend would get mad? Well that also tells me what I need to know if she picks an Iowa hating douche bag to cohabitate with.
No harm, no foul though, everyone has their opinion. I can also choose to like someone or not. She doesn't care what I or any of us think, though, she's got Prada commercials to film.
I see the personal side of this, maybe she truly loves Connor and her showing any kind of support to the program that fired his dad could hurt that relationship she has with her boyfriend, his siblings, and his parents. At this point she's simply staying out of it, which I think is the right move. She's not obligated to say or do anything to support Iowa outside the women's program and even that's not really an obligation.
I get being a fan we want to over react but there is a human side to this as well and I feel like you are completely ignoring that. To go as far to say she can eat crap just because she's being silent is an over reaction IMO. CC put Iowa women's basketball on the map, I think we (as fans) owe her the benefit of the doubt.