timetokill
Banned
Meanwhile in Miami they're hoping they can skate by as well.
Miami will skate as well. The NCAA is fucking up every way they can, and Paul Dee's ghost still haunts that terrible place
Meanwhile in Miami they're hoping they can skate by as well.
Oregon got off easy. But I got what I really wanted today. I can now accurately state that Oregon hasn't won a legitimate Rose Bowl since 1917.
Nah, history books will still show it as another day won by Oregon, sort of like June 26th, 2013.
Meanwhile in Miami they're hoping they can skate by as well.
USC fans must be really happy about this ruling.
Or you could stop making statements generalizing and/or shitting on an entire state from an experience you had with two cities and a news article.
Also, I'm Nebraska GAF. I was trying to point out how silly it is to make the comment you made about a state so large that it runs an extremely large spectrum of experiences.
I'm pretty sure I'm not absurdly off-base in my disdain for Texas, its politics,
and the extreme hubris of many (but admittedly not all) of its residents.
Texas GAF needs to grow a backbone. Florida, Ohio, Michigan, et al. get shit thrown at us constantly on GAF and you don't see us getting bent out of shape over it.
Florida GAF unite.
The political mess that is Texas is hardly unique to that state alone but I'd join you in the disdain of the political reality here (and in many other states). The state itself is pretty great though. Amazingly diverse culturally, great food everywhere, and if you like the outdoors it has pretty much everything you could ask for somewhere in the state.
When you run into it, yes, it can be annoying. It's not exactly unusual though. New Yorkers and people from various areas on the west coast (I'm looking at you San Francisco) exhibit the same inflated sense of importance as those Texans.
Oh, for local Birmingham Peeps, that 2nd Sports Radio station, 97.3 The Zone, is over. Changing Formats starting next week.
Finebaum, when he's back on the air for ESPN, will be broadcasted on his old station, WJOX 94.5. So, odds are, the Roundtable group will go back to midday, and those 2 schlubs from Texas will go away.
They might be in a twisted way. Isn't the USC coach that got fired suing the NCAA? This will probably give him something else to use.
hope not, ya'll liable to murder EVERYTHING.
Fun fact, that's ALSO the number of teams Larry Scott wants to expand the conference to.
P.S. SEC sux.
USC fans must be really happy about this ruling.
lonestar, you got to post that gata calender pic in this thread too.
JUCO OT Dominick Jackson Flips from UCLA to Alabama
I look forward to the Million Trogan March on the NCAA headquarters.
NO JUSTICE NO PEACE
And for Kara and his UCLA cloud pumping:
http://www.rollbamaroll.com/2013/6/26/4465920/juco-ot-dominick-jackson-flips-from-ucla-to-alabama
How a 5'9 cb with 4.69 speed get 4 stars.. either way committed to us
All those topics merged together when it all went down.
There was also the Orlando Sentinel with a truly horrible article on the mess.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/blogs/en-fuego/os-gd-tim-tebow-aaron-hernandez-arrest-20130626,0,6712012.post
And for Kara and his UCLA cloud pumping:
http://www.rollbamaroll.com/2013/6/26/4465920/juco-ot-dominick-jackson-flips-from-ucla-to-alabama
By the way, we almost certainly can cross off one newcomer as a contributor. Scout.com’s John Garcia, Jr., confirmed that junior college transfer tackle Leon Brown, who also went through spring practice, has been dismissed from the team.
Read this on another site:
Complete and total coincidence.WE DO WHAT WE WANT!
I'm wondering why they think he was involved in that. Did they know him? Did they find a weapon in that pond, and early ballistics test match a cold case?
Limedust said:By the way, we almost certainly can cross off one newcomer as a contributor. Scout.coms John Garcia, Jr., confirmed that junior college transfer tackle Leon Brown, who also went through spring practice, has been dismissed from the team.
I'm guessing something like that.
Mark Richt has lost control of Nick Saban.
Oy, imagine finding out that you played a player for a whole season, after he's killed a couple of people.
Imagine he was one of your teammates.
Hoping that Hightower didn't hang around him much. But now the Patriots might have to look into cutting Spikes and Cunningham (if they haven't already). Dat Florida Taint.
I'm wondering why they think he was involved in that. Did they know him? Did they find a weapon in that pond, and early ballistics test match a cold case?
Apparently the guy he killed last week had information on his involvement with the double murder last year, and that's why he got axed. That's what the story in the boston globe said. SNITCHES GET STITCHES, GUYS!
I thought that Leon Brown being gone was just a rumor from last week and it was confirmed that he was still with the team, going to class, and working out?
247 just posted a season preview of Brown an hour ago or so: http://alabama.247sports.com/Article/Countdown-Kelly-Kouandjio-Brown-136960
Now let's dive into Aaron Hernandez's past, who is this guy, how did he get to the point where he'd be facing first degree murder charges at 23? Were there any clues he might be a bad guy?
Yes.
Unless, that is, you happened to be Florida head coach Urban Meyer.
Of course, Meyer's famously lax discipline wasn't just noticed by media, fans, and opposing coaches.
It was also noted by his former star cornerback Janoris Jenkins, who was tossed off the team by Meyer's replacement, Will Muschamp.
"No doubt, if Coach Meyer were still coaching, I'd still be playing for the Gators," says Jenkins, whom Muschamp booted from UF's team after being arrested twice for possession of marijuana during the offseason. "Coach Meyer knows what it takes to win."
Indeed.
There's no disputing Meyer's coaching abillity. but has Urban Meyer avoided disciplining his players in the public arena?
There's zero doubt.
And can you argue that Aaron Hernandez's problems three years later might have something to do with the cushy treatment he received from Meyer at Florida? After all, Hernandez had multiple failed drug tests, was put on probation for a bar fight as a freshman, had substantial gang-related connections, and was questioned about a double shooting on campus.
What did Meyer do to Hernandez for all these public incidents?
He suspended him for one game.
One game!
But, remember, there were no "bad guys" at Florida while Urban Meyer was there.
Just bad guy reporters.
Right.
Maybe Urban can be a character witness at Hernandez's murder trial.
Clay Travis is a douche.
Youre a bad guy, man. Youre a bad guy, Meyer said. If that was my son, wed be going at it right now.
Clay Travis is a douche.
Sorry, I have that reflex anytime I see a link to his website.
I'm sure that Hernandez was a model student-athlete while at Florida. After all, he was teammates with The Tesus, and if 10 minutes with The Tesus makes you a better person, imagine how good of a person Hernandez was after all that practice time with The Tesus?
Wait a minute... Tebow wasn't the guy Hernandez killed was he?Every Jesus needs a Judas.