Comments closed; let's move on

By Dave Ornauer
Published: May 27, 2008

After the subject was debated for several days in this space, I decided to close comments to the post regarding last Friday's Seoul American-Kadena match. While the majority of comments stayed on topic, several went over the top, and it began to become a repeat of the discourse we witnessed last May after the Kadena-Kinnick match. Please, let's move on and put it behind us.

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