In a 1990s Study, James Rada Examined Televised Pro-Football Games

In a 1990s study, James Rada examined televised pro-football games on major networks and found all the following EXCEPT:

A) in remarks by on-air announcers, black athletes received most of the positive comments relating to physical talents.
B) in remarks by on-air announcers, white athletes received most of the positive comments relating to cognitive abilities and intelligence.
C) in remarks by on-air announcers, black men were often portrayed as more animal-like than white men.
D) in remarks by on-air announcers, black men were often portrayed as destroyers of insidious stereotypes.
E) in remarks by on-air announcers, white men were often portrayed as the "thinking men" on the field.