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<blockquote data-quote="Thumper" data-source="post: 130617289" data-attributes="member: 1111564">He’s a poster with one of the ugliest histories out there on this board. He has a long, nasty history of calling out and bashing players in both sports and he’s been calling out Will Grier for days on the free board saying he somehow “owes” it to all of us to play or he’s some kind of quitter/loser. It’s fvcking ignorant and pathetic.This isn’t complicated if you have an ounce of common sense. Will Grier could have taken his talents just about anywhere in the country when he left Florida. He CHOSE to come to WVU. Since that time he’s been a great role model, a great teammate and has brought nothing but positive publicity, recognition and a lot of success/financial gain to the program. For that we should be saying nothing but thank you. He “owes” us nothing.You still need more? He is also a college student with a wife and a young daughter who is staring straight down the barrel of potentially millions of dollars as long as he stays healthy and ready for the combine and draft. I want to see him play again too, but it would be irresponsible for him to make any other decision. If he was my son or my player, I’d be advising him to do exactly what he’s doing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thumper, post: 130617289, member: 1111564"] He’s a poster with one of the ugliest histories out there on this board. He has a long, nasty history of calling out and bashing players in both sports and he’s been calling out Will Grier for days on the free board saying he somehow “owes” it to all of us to play or he’s some kind of quitter/loser. It’s fvcking ignorant and pathetic. This isn’t complicated if you have an ounce of common sense. Will Grier could have taken his talents just about anywhere in the country when he left Florida. He CHOSE to come to WVU. Since that time he’s been a great role model, a great teammate and has brought nothing but positive publicity, recognition and a lot of success/financial gain to the program. For that we should be saying nothing but thank you. He “owes” us nothing. You still need more? He is also a college student with a wife and a young daughter who is staring straight down the barrel of potentially millions of dollars as long as he stays healthy and ready for the combine and draft. I want to see him play again too, but it would be irresponsible for him to make any other decision. If he was my son or my player, I’d be advising him to do exactly what he’s doing. [/QUOTE]

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