Buffaloed: How Race, Gender and Media Bias Fueled a Season of Scandal

by Bruce Plasket

Book Overview

THIS IS THE BOOK YOU WERE NEVER SUPPOSED TO READ! This book was supposed to come out in the summer of 2005 but was delayed when two publishers caved in to perceived threats of legal action by one of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1599710250
• ISBN13: 9781599710259
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Aardvark Pub Co
• Length: 234 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Age Range: 19 years and up

Customer Reviews

The truth...finally.

Plasket's book is a riveting expose of the media bias, militant feminist agenda, racial bias and political cowardice that worked together to frame the University of Colorado and its football program in 2004. Plasket is the only journalist to uncover the real facts behind the story and present them in a no-nonsense style that should be a warning to schools and young men throughout the nation engaged in inter-collegiate athletics. It is a must read in a politically correct environment that has gone out-of-control.

review the book not the reviewer

The good Major should give 1 star based on content not his aggravation with one of the reviewers. As said, Plaskett, has reported on some of the largest stories in the west, and it shows in his writing and researching. I have always asked myself how so many horrible things could have gone on around big-mouthed 17-18 year olds and not gotten out earlier. Bruce shows that in matter of fact these things didn't go on. Also interesting is the look inside CU football and the players and the motivations surrounding a tumultuous, but none the less successful season.

The Truth

A very well Researched and written Book. This is the Truth and that is what is important. I highly reccomend this book to everyone.

Truth, ahead of consequences.

The author has published this important work, despite the threat of litigation from those who do not wish the truth to be heard. In the end, the public will have the opportunity to read and judge for themselves what really happened and why. Conflicts of interest, sloppy journalists, unethical tactics, press manipulation-- this story has it all.

The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing but the truth

This has got to be the best book that Baine Kerr and Cindy Carlisle have never read.