So Rebels, what did Standifer do to get booted off the your TSUN team?

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Indndawg

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Choices:
a) Kick Freeze's dog
b) back door sex w/Freeze's wife
c) sitting a Koran on Freeze's desk
d) questioning Freeze's play-calling
e) none of the above

Perhaps Treadwell is too dumb to see through your dog and pony show......perhaps
 

LastMajorDude

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Maybe he cussed a student walking off the field after a devastating loss.......ooooppssseee.......can't be that.........someone already did that and got away with it.......
 

RealPookieRayRay

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The team no longer had any use for him. Cant yall put this together? Just imagine how good the guys OM is using RN, Treadwell, and Kincade to get are going to be......



 

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I suspect he is saying that you signed Standifer - a middling prospect of a DB by all accounts - in order to get an in with Treadwell. When you got the in and ultimately signed Treadwell, Standifer became expendable. All it took was one misstep to get rid of him. Would that same misstep have gotten a more highly regarded player booted? Since we don't know the misstep, we don't know the answer.

Note that I am not ascribing to this theory. Just spelling it out for you two since you seem incapable of connecting A and B.
 

Indndawg

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They know

I suspect he is saying that you signed Standifer - a middling prospect of a DB by all accounts - in order to get an in with Treadwell. When you got the in and ultimately signed Treadwell, Standifer became expendable. All it took was one misstep to get rid of him. Would that same misstep have gotten a more highly regarded player booted? Since we don't know the misstep, we don't know the answer.

Note that I am not ascribing to this theory. Just spelling it out for you two since you seem incapable of connecting A and B.

most OM fans w/a modicum of knowledge knows how it works w/lord and savior Freeze
 

TSUNBearHunter

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I suspect he is saying that you signed Standifer - a middling prospect of a DB by all accounts - in order to get an in with Treadwell. When you got the in and ultimately signed Treadwell, Standifer became expendable. All it took was one misstep to get rid of him. Would that same misstep have gotten a more highly regarded player booted? Since we don't know the misstep, we don't know the answer.

Note that I am not ascribing to this theory. Just spelling it out for you two since you seem incapable of connecting A and B.


Middling? Being a three star doesn't make you middling these days when you consider that a one star doesn't exist and anyone with a solitary BCS offer instantly goes from NR or two star to a low three star.

He had offers an took visits to Notre Dame, Michigan, Boise State, Vandy, and Pittsburgh. He was committed to Michigan at one point.

http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=5460417
http://rivals.yahoo.com/michigan/football/recruiting/player-Anthony-Standifer-123823
http://247sports.com/Player/Anthony-Standifer-11223?Institution=10282

Aside from off the field issues, most schools would be happy to have a few of these middling DBs.


The rest of this isn't for you DAA, because you explained in your post that you don't necessarily subscribe to the theory.

Sometimes the lines start getting blurred and things start meshing on the SPED boards. I didn't expect the rational board to take this ridiculous theory and run with it.

The kid has pro talent on the field, but there is a reason he hasn't played and is now gone. He smoked up all his second chances and refuses to conform to the rules, if you must know.

Treadwell is a very good kid. I suspect that his parents will understand and may possibly be happy to see a bad influence out of their child's circle. Both Treadwell and current LB recruit, Nyles Morgan, are upstanding guys with great involved parents. If they think Standifer was used, they'll see through the ******** and Morgan won't sign with us. But just watch what happens. http://247sports.com/Player/Nyles-Morgan-15861

I guess its a waste of keystrokes to explain though. The truth won't matter to many here, because of the double standard applied by Sprivals and SPED type posters. If the staff lets him be a disruption and continue his ways, "Bucky is protecting his highly rated thug!!!! That's so un-Christian of him!!!! loolololl" If he kicks him off the team, "OMG...Bucky, used and abused this poor recruit just to get to his friends. How does he call himself a Christian!!!!" It's no different than the religious tweets debate. Freeze has done it for as long as he has been on twitter and well before coming to OM. It was seen as phony, until your own coach, in year five, started copying him.
 

Indndawg

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Wow, he's the only Reb to test + for Mary's Smoke. Those Bible studies must be helpin.
 

Arloguthrie

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There’s a rising tide of Ole Miss fans saying enough is enough.

We were willing to look the other way when we hired a girls’ basketball coach who’s nothing more than an embarrassing front man for our pay-for-play recruiting shenanigans.

We didn’t say anything when our indoor practice facility was being used as a brothel or when our own daughters and wives were used to provide sexual favors to recruits in exchange for what we believed would be preferential parking passes. (Don’t even ask how those parking passes panned out.)

We kept quiet when Robert Nkemdiche robbed a bar and when he beat up a girl and we had to cover the whole thing up.

We bit our tongues when C.J. Johnson was in rehab battling a nasty addiction, yet the coaching staff kept making him come to practice anyway, and now look at him - injured again.

It's taking all of our resources to keep the lid on the looming NCAA sanctions which will decimate our program any day now. In fact, I hear we've already received a letter providing advance notice from the NCAA.

At some point you have to say enough is enough. It’s time to fire Hugh Freeze.
 

Maroonbulldog

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I find it very interestimg that the "better the athlete- the better a person that athlete is" philosophy is attached to so many of these kids. The lesser skilled/gifted athletes are more likely to be labeled as "bad influences or thugs" than the guys contributing more.

I wonder why that is?*
 

missouridawg

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I'm not real sure that you'll find an MSU fan who doesn't think the Mullen scripture quotes are phony. We know why he's doing them. You don't know why freeze is doing them and that's the difference.
 

coach66

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For what it is worth it is highly unlikely that best friends didn't share some

bong time together, just sayin.
 

Indndawg

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That's a great rhetorical question maroon...waiting a good answer or at least talking points and the usual rebel spin
 

TSUNBearHunter

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Wow, he's the only Reb to test + for Mary's Smoke. Those Bible studies must be helpin.

Did I say that?

I don't think many, if any coaches, kick a guy off after one or two failed test.

And there are ways of occassionally partaking and still passing piss test if you aren't a knucklehead. Take Brishen Matthews for example. I don't think he isn't smoking. I think he uses some sense to avoid testing hot. And I know that when I was in school, when a test was upcoming, someone on the training staff almost occassionally leaked the info beforehand.
 

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That's a great rhetorical question maroon...waiting a good answer or at least talking points and the usual rebel spin

If you're truly awaiting the answer to a rhetorical question, I don't think you understand the concept of a rhetorical question.
 

TSUNBearHunter

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I find it very interestimg that the "better the athlete- the better a person that athlete is" philosophy is attached to so many of these kids. The lesser skilled/gifted athletes are more likely to be labeled as "bad influences or thugs" than the guys contributing more.

I wonder why that is?*

Devin Jones (OM), Nick James (MSU), and countless other examples around the BCS disagree. But yes, their are SPED and Sprivals posters who take that route.
 

coach66

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Well yeah, I'd say so. My best friend starting smoking weed in H.S. but I

didn't start until college, I was a good kid*. Seriously, I would wager just about every player on MSU and UM team enjoys the herb when they can.
 

TSUNBearHunter

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I know lots of people who don't smoke, but are friends with people who do. You make a good point, but your broad generalization detracts from it.

Best friend is a term that's used loosely. How many "best" friends" does one have at that age? I've had what was termed as "best friends" become meth users/abusers. They are still my good friend, but I have to decide not to associate with them. Doesn't mean I give up on them. I just can't have them exposed to my family or life if they can't help themself at some point.

Lots of college kids enjoy pot occassionally. I personally don't have an issue with it. It only becomes and issue when it rules your life. Like alcohol, food, or any other vice, there will always be a few who can't function in society due to taking it too far.
 
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BiscuitEater

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Another question ...

would be ... has OM updated their drug policy, or is it still the weakest in the SEC?

From Fan house ...
As feeble as LSU’s plan is, at least Tiger players receive some form of suspension after a second failed drug test. At Ole Miss, a player failing a second test loses “certain privileges such as complimentary player or family game tickets.” Wow. That’s a real deterrent. Worse, a third positive test results in only a three-game suspension. Not a dismissal or half-a-season suspension, but three games off the field. Worse still, there is no automatic dismissal stage. You can’t get much more lenient than that…
 

TSUNBearHunter

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would be ... has OM updated their drug policy, or is it still the weakest in the SEC?

From Fan house ...
As feeble as LSU’s plan is, at least Tiger players receive some form of suspension after a second failed drug test. At Ole Miss, a player failing a second test loses “certain privileges such as complimentary player or family game tickets.” Wow. That’s a real deterrent. Worse, a third positive test results in only a three-game suspension. Not a dismissal or half-a-season suspension, but three games off the field. Worse still, there is no automatic dismissal stage. You can’t get much more lenient than that…

Is strongest or weakest best in your opinion? No tolerance drug sentencing is hurting this country, but its viewed as good because its strong.

A policy is only as good as the enforcement of that policy. And I have no doubt in my mind that all schools enforce them arbitrarily based on ability.

Speaking of LSU...17 their drug policy. They have a guy who commited felony rape and then violated probation by committing battery. He is still starting.
 

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The kid has pro talent on the field, but there is a reason he hasn't played and is now gone. He smoked up all his second chances and refuses to conform to the rules, if you must know.

Treadwell is a very good kid. I suspect that his parents will understand and may possibly be happy to see a bad influence out of their child's circle. Both Treadwell and current LB recruit, Nyles Morgan, are upstanding guys with great involved parents. If they think Standifer was used, they'll see through the ******** and Morgan won't sign with us. But just watch what happens. .

Look, I know absolutely nothing about either kid or how OM magically goes up to the midwest and pulls some big prospects that have a long offer list. But I do know as a parent if I had a kid that could literally go to any school in the country and he's was good friends with someone that I considered a bad influence, the last place he's going is the same school the troublemaking friend goes to.
 

coach66

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I would define good friends as running buddies who spend a great deal of time

together and who do a lot of things together, that is why they are best friends. I know it is a generalization but probably an accurate one. I sure wouldn't hold it against Quan for enjoying his herb. I have not partaken since college but I did enjoy it then and as you know I am an old man now.

We've had this talk before about you needing to relax more, maybe you should try a little herb*.
 

AHSDawg

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Code for 'running in different circles'... Sandifer isn't good enough to get the white girls? Funny that they were good enough friends for Treadwell to go half way across the country for but not good enough friends to smoke weed together??? ANd, since Treadwell comes from such 'good family', why did they let him hang around with Sandifer? Or did Sandifer only become bad at UM (when he was recruiting Treadwell)????
 

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What is crazy is....as I get older (30s), the number of people I know that drink goes down and weed goes up. I can seriously name more people I know that smoke almost daily and may have an occasional drink. In college it was opposite. These are good old business guys, architects, lawyers, etc.

I guess you get older and realize weed is way better for you than alcohol and it relaxes you and you have no hangover.

Like right now. Im hungover as ****. If I would have smoked instead of drank I would already be at Lowe's doing all kinds of ****.
 

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And for the record, they don't run in the same circles at OM.

You can't help yourself can you. You always turn way too creepy when talking about players. Just how in the 17 do you, a grown man I assume, know exactly what circles players run in while in Oxford? I seriously can't imagine caring enough about MSU to know who the players friends are at school.

At some point you need to realize it's just a game and stop jock sniffing so much. And the same goes for any MSU poster here that remotely claims to have the same amount of info as you.
 

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You live in Washington? Colorado? While I know a lot of potheads, I know many more people who drink
 

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Look, I know absolutely nothing about either kid or how OM magically goes up to the midwest and pulls some big prospects that have a long offer list. But I do know as a parent if I had a kid that could literally go to any school in the country and he's was good friends with someone that I considered a bad influence, the last place he's going is the same school the troublemaking friend goes to.

Did your parents know every detail of the people you ran with in HS. I, like most, purposefully made sure that my parents didn't know about friend's transgressions.
 

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From

following reruits of rival teams parents on twitter, to knowing what friends certain players have, to hanging out at they gym watching ex-NFLers, to being a constant in a high school football team's locker room....
 
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