You’re either a troll or a certified retard.would never have pitched Gordon in the first place and the fake turf **** would get ripped up and replaced before he coached day 1.
You’re either a troll or a certified retard.
Apologies...I feel responsible for this drivel flare-up. 61 takes seriously his quest to be the most irritating dumbass on two separate boards, and I should not have goaded him into another spasm of ***-polishing.
Don’t you have some blowjobs to give out? Coach needs his coffee.
Yes I left — for being hilariously right about Cohen’s SEC Champion and national seed baseball team after 70% of the dumbasses on the board(re: you) wanted him fired in the noncon. And put on vacation by coach as soon as we clinched it because Coach knew I was about to unleash an all-time bumpfest on all the dumb *** things he had said all season. But, I’m sure being the big fan of censorship that you are, and certainly the huge fan of tremendously idiotic opinions, I’m betting you don’t understand any of that.
But hey — be sure to keep mindlessly following your daddy that obviously ended up taking his dictatorial censorship stuff too far and getting himself kicked off his own site. At least coach’s regurgitated opinions are infinitely better than the psychobabble you concoct on your own.
I’ll just say goodbye now — because I have a feeling that your idiocy here is coming to an end.
Don’t you have some blowjobs to give out? Coach needs his coffee.
Yes I left — for being hilariously right about Cohen’s SEC Champion and national seed baseball team after 70% of the dumbasses on the board(re: you) wanted him fired in the noncon. And put on vacation by coach as soon as we clinched it because Coach knew I was about to unleash an all-time bumpfest on all the dumb *** things he had said all season. But, I’m sure being the big fan of censorship that you are, and certainly the huge fan of tremendously idiotic opinions, I’m betting you don’t understand any of that.
But hey — be sure to keep mindlessly following your daddy that obviously ended up taking his dictatorial censorship stuff too far and getting himself kicked off his own site. At least coach’s regurgitated opinions are infinitely better than the psychobabble you concoct on your own.
I’ll just say goodbye now — because I have a feeling that your idiocy here is coming to an end.
Don’t you have some blowjobs to give out? Coach needs his coffee.
Yes I left — for being hilariously right about Cohen’s SEC Champion and national seed baseball team after 70% of the dumbasses on the board(re: you) wanted him fired in the noncon. And put on vacation by coach as soon as we clinched it because Coach knew I was about to unleash an all-time bumpfest on all the dumb *** things he had said all season. But, I’m sure being the big fan of censorship that you are, and certainly the huge fan of tremendously idiotic opinions, I’m betting you don’t understand any of that.
But hey — be sure to keep mindlessly following your daddy that obviously ended up taking his dictatorial censorship stuff too far and getting himself kicked off his own site. At least coach’s regurgitated opinions are infinitely better than the psychobabble you concoct on your own.
I’ll just say goodbye now — because I have a feeling that your idiocy here is coming to an end.
would never have pitched Gordon in the first place and the fake turf **** would get ripped up and replaced before he coached day 1.
And there you go again. Lips moving = Dipshit61 lying. Hey *******, you forget you're not on ED? Few people here buy your BS.
Engie handed you your ***...period. You're outta your weight-class, boy.
I feel we run a more dignified program than UNM. I wouldn't want to change that just to get a stud recruit on campus. That's the kind of thing Ole Miss does. I do not ever want to be Ole Miss.
This is not to say the kid doesn't deserve a chance at redemption and forgiveness. But that's a completely separate issue from whether or not he deserves a spot on our team.
I saw the video. As much as we could really use his talent, this is the kind of thing that can define a program. What he did was truly disgusting, even if the other party was asking for an ***-whooping.
Because we are not Ole Miss. I like that we seem to value high character at our school. If we take Simmons now that sends a bad message. At a minimum, I think he needs a severe penalty and mandated counseling, with his return to the team predicated on a doctor signing off on his counseling success. Anything less makes us look too damned much like Ole Miss.
If the admin heard about an incoming student scheduled to get a full-ride scholarship getting into a similar altercation, then I suspect the scholarship would be rescinded and given to a more deserving student. And please, let's not pretend this was just another fight and justified because the girl shot her mouth off about deceased relatives.
He is a BIG young man who took several shots at a girl who was on the ground! Had she attacked him, or had she pulled a weapon, or gone after a little defenseless kid, it might be a different story. But her talking crap about his dead nephews does not give Simmons the right to pummel her.
Then let me ask you this. Would you be in favor of letting the kid come to school, but not play football? How about helping him get in at a JC ot some other lower-division program? Or is it possible your altruism is tied to a desire to get a football stud to play for MSU?
Nobody is saying Simmons can't come to MSU. What some are saying is it's debatable as to whether or not he should receive a scholarship and represent our football program, or at least be subject to significant punitive and corrective action that befits what was done.
As far as misdemeanors go, some only warrant modest action, but some deserve more. Assault is a pretty big one. If you add in the whaling on a girl half-his-size while she is on the ground
What we are dealing with in Simmons is a known event. How our school deals with it is important and telling. Sure, there are any number of schools who would look the other way, or take token action (UNM), but that doesn't make it right, or even the right approach for us.
I suspect there will be an appropriate reaction because I believe we run a cleaner, more ethical program than most, and I think Dr. Keenum is a fantastic representative of our university who will make sure the right thing is done.
If you and Dawgology think a large man beating a woman repeatedly while she is on the ground is the moral equivalent of TPing someone's house, then you guys are the, "damn stupid idiots".
Only a complete, short-sighted, dim-witted imbecile would think that any athlete losing his scholarship to one school, and being forced to accept one at another school would = "his life is ruined".
Why would I need to see what happened prior to come to the conclusion I have, that barring unknown facts such as weapons involved or multiple attackers requiring Simmons to do what he did, he should face severe consequences, ranging from a year's suspension and mandated counseling to being kicked off the team, whatever our administration decides is befitting? And while you cling to the hope that there was something so egregious in the minutes prior as to justify whaling on a woman half-his -size on -the-ground, consider that Simmons, to his credit, immediately issued an apology, accepted blame, and told us his reason for doing it was the girl saying bad stuff about his dead nephews. And what difference does it make that the ****** ***** that said that stuff and took the beating went clubbing the next night? Are we supposed to believe that the act Simmons committed is only ugly if the girl sustained significant enough injury to keep her bed-ridden?
Sorry, but Simmons himself admitted that is not enough to justify what he did. But you seem to think so. To me, that makes you the one who is, "toxic to our university". In fact, this latest diatribe makes you an embarrassment to our university.
Make no mistake it is a crime to do what he appears to have done and admitted to. It is called assault. Given the circumstances, I don't think he's going to be sent to jail, but I do think some form of punishment is justified.
I also believe our school should make a statement as well. i have personally stated I think it should involve a significant suspension and mandatory counselling (unless that is required by the court). I would also not fault our school if we did rescind his scholarship. I'll trust in them to do what's right.
Good enough for Ole Miss. Does that make him good enough for us?
I'm not saying what Simmons did is as bad, or that Simmons is no better. Rather I am saying, just because other schools will take a recruit, that doesn't mean we should.
But Simmons does deserve something more than a slap on the wrist, unless there were extenuating circumstances. As his own confession does not mention any that would seem to justify what he did, there are reasonable people who are taking the stand that our university should make a statement that shows we are not like Ole Miss, looking for any excuse to disregard bad behavior in order to get a stud football player on our team.
it is an assault charge, and it was perpetrated on a girl less-than half-his-size, and he did hit her multiple times while she was on-the-ground.
Unless it is shown that he really needed to do that to protect his family, then it is a pretty bad thing to do. Nothing I saw in his confession gives me cause to think he did it for any reason other than he was upset that the girl said disparaging things about his dead nephews. That's just not good enough a reason.
A) What Simmons did IS NOT OK! It is not justified. I have read plenty of comments here about how it's a common occurrence in places like his neighborhood. While that is sad, and probably true, it does not excuse the behavior. While I agree the temptation to do wrong is harder to resist in these environments, it is still not something that should excuse the act.
B) How our school handles this is going to say a lot about what kind of school we are, what kind of administration we have. It is going to send a message to our players and the public, and that message isn't going to be how great we were for sticking by our guy unless the, "sticking by" means we take him, but with conditions, including a severe penalty as well as counseling, perhaps also volunteering at a battered-women's facility, unless the court mandates that prior to his coming to MSU.
I love MSU more than I love MSU football. I am damned proud to be an alum of MSU in part because I feel I am part of an institution that has high values, high integrity, etc. One of the things I really like about Dan Mullen is that he really seems like he puts a lot of emphasis on the character of the young men he recruits, as opposed to what the HC of TSUN does.
If maybe being a little more successful on the football field for 2-3 years means we'd have to operate a little more like Ole Miss, then I say HELL NO to that! I love our school way too damned much to damage her reputation in such a way.
While I do not know what MSU's policies are, I would not be surprised if there were clauses attached to the award that allow for revocation of the scholarship based on rules-of-conduct, just as I am sure there are rules that can get a student kicked out of school entirely.
That said, I have not said Simmons should be kicked out, though I would side with MSU if that's what they decide. Rather, I have advocated a significant suspension from football and counseling. In any case, I would absolutely be in favor of the, "regular high school senior" getting equal punishment, with the difference being we would not be able to suspend that student from representing one of our teams because they wouldn't be on one.
Perhaps a better analogy would be if that student was an academic whiz, in which case I'd be all for that student being prohibited from representing our school in any capacity at events for a significant period of time, etc. Again, Idd also support our school if they decided to pull the scholly.
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