Watch: CBS Cameras Literally Cut Away the Moment Texas Tech Begins to Pray, Then Cuts Back As They’re Done

WATCH:CBS Cameras Literally Cut Away the Moment Texas Tech Begins to Pray

Don’t try to tell me that MSM doesn’t have something against Christianity and the name of Jesus. It’s ridiculously obvious, and this serves as yet another example.

CBS cameras were in the Texas Tech locker room, panning the team while they waited for their coach. He walked in, and the team knelt to pray and *poof*. Just like that, they decided that viewers no longer needed to see what was going on in the locker room.

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Texas Tech goes to Final game of final four . Follow coach Chris Beard down tunnel . Cut can’t have moment of prayer on CBS 🏀 pic.twitter.com/wsN8D3zOzY

— EB Lives (@EBBronx) April 7, 2019

Hm. Convenient timing, no?

It was so flipping obvious. Isn’t that the moment they were waiting for? Didn’t they want to hear the coach interact with the team?

👍main stream media can’t have that !

— EB Lives (@EBBronx) April 7, 2019

@CBS will be the first to show players kneeling for the anthem but immediately cut when players kneel in prayer….what a joke.

— Justin Simpson (@JustinSimp7) April 8, 2019

Good point. If some team member decided to protest the prayer or the national anthem or something like that, CBS would be ALL OVER IT.

https://twitter.com/ronimpens/status/1115043201432346624

Can’t show that!

https://twitter.com/mend_yu/status/1115131975386292224

Team prayer is obviously something they do. It means a lot to them. Because of that, you’d think CBS would acknowledge that.

Really annoyed that CBS cut out of Texas Tech’s post-game prayer. That’s a huge part of that team’s identity.

— VANESSA (@TheVFCastro) April 7, 2019

When men can get on their knees and pray in front of 10 of thousands of views, it’s a GOD SMACK. Just another opportunity to witness by his grace. At least the post game crew acknowledged the fact. Texas Tech should be proud.

— MyGolfNUS (@MyGolfnus) April 7, 2019

Yes they should. A humble act before God is always a good look. Shame on CBS. And for the record, this isn’t the first time CBS has pulled this sort of stunt. As Breitbart notes:

This is not the first time a network has decided to cut away during a moment of prayer, or religious speech at a sporting event. In October of  2015, ESPN cut away from Clemson coach Dabo Swinney after he thanked “the good Lord” during a post game interview.

SMH.
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