C. Vivian Stringer, who coaches Rutgers' women's basketball team, sent her condolences to the family of radio host Don Imus in the wake of his passing last week. Imus had infamously referred to members of the team with racist and sexist terms in the wake of a 2007 loss.
to radio host Don Imus' family on Tuesday in the wake of his December 27 death of complications from lung disease.during a 2007 episode of his radio program. His comments had come in the wake of Rutgers' Scarlet Knights having lost an NCAA championship game to Nashville's Lady Volunteers.
"He genuinely felt, I think, remorse for the words he said. Everybody makes mistakes and says things that they shouldn't say. I think that our players learned a lot from that, and I'm proud of them and our basketball team," Stringer continued. She expressed forgiveness for his statements and turned an eye toward the future."We accept it, and we move forward."
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