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BYU Athlete Expelled for Sleeping in Church
Provo – Only days after kicking baseball player Kent Walton out of school for sporadic church attendance, BYU’s athletic department has suffered another church related loss.
Stake President James Kearl
"We are doing these young men a favor by kicking them out of school in the middle of the semester and essentially derailing their academic and athletic careers,”
utefans.net/message.php?id=564326
Bob Beamon
In 1968, Beamon began to prepare for the Olympics in Mexico City. Beamon did not have a trainer, however, because he was suspended from UTEP for not participating in an event.
The said event was against Brigham Young University, a Mormon school. BYU had strict racial policies that were of no secret, and Beamon refused to participate against a school with these policies still in order.
At the Olympics in ’68, Beamon broke the world record in the long jump, becoming the first person to jump longer than 28 feet. Beamon’s mark was 29 feet, 4 ½ inches
wvu.edu/~physed/blacksports/fall2002/bobbeamon.htm
Provo – Only days after kicking baseball player Kent Walton out of school for sporadic church attendance, BYU’s athletic department has suffered another church related loss.
Stake President James Kearl
"We are doing these young men a favor by kicking them out of school in the middle of the semester and essentially derailing their academic and athletic careers,”
utefans.net/message.php?id=564326
Bob Beamon
In 1968, Beamon began to prepare for the Olympics in Mexico City. Beamon did not have a trainer, however, because he was suspended from UTEP for not participating in an event.
The said event was against Brigham Young University, a Mormon school. BYU had strict racial policies that were of no secret, and Beamon refused to participate against a school with these policies still in order.
At the Olympics in ’68, Beamon broke the world record in the long jump, becoming the first person to jump longer than 28 feet. Beamon’s mark was 29 feet, 4 ½ inches
wvu.edu/~physed/blacksports/fall2002/bobbeamon.htm