September 16, 201412 yr I understand the point, but by casting dispersion on the neighbors, it's become 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,' when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?
September 16, 201412 yr The kid made a bad decision, plain and simple, and now he has to face the consequences. He's still a good kid.
September 19, 201412 yr ^ And Mayfield doesn't talk about it. There is reasons we aren't talking about it:ohbrother:
September 19, 201412 yr Was the player that was dismissed a starter and big contributor to the teams success ? I ask with no agenda , I dont know who it was .
September 20, 201412 yr Was the player that was dismissed a starter and big contributor to the teams success ? I ask with no agenda , I dont know who it was . Starting WR and rotated in at DB. First year starter, rotated at WR last season. Senior this year.
September 20, 201412 yr In the NFL, he would be put on indefinite suspension until "exonerated," and Roger Goodell would release a statement saying he was "working on getting it right"; in the NCAA, he would be suspended for one half against Sisters of the Poor, but a press conference would be called saying he is "basically a good kid who made a bad decision"; in the states of Colorado or Washington it would be as if they found a Snickers bar on him; in Marion County or Nelson County, he might still be off the team, but would immediately find work for Johnny Boone. It just depends on where you are. The world is changing and noone knows how to deal with it.
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