November 18, 201411 yr I had never heard if any story regarding this. It was big news for a little while. This was right before the point shaving accusations.
November 18, 201411 yr Sources say one autograph firm rejected Jameis Winston items due to legitimacy concerns - ESPN Sorry, but If I am reading this correctly, it does not prove anything other than he did not sign the items in a public place. Otherwise, the jury is still out. I personally believe Jameis Winston is a superbly talented idiot with major character flaws.
November 18, 201411 yr Sorry, but If I am reading this correctly, it does not prove anything other than he did not sign the items in a public place. Otherwise, the jury is still out. I personally believe Jameis Winston is a superbly talented idiot with major character flaws. I know. As DF said people will believe what they want. Show me proof that he not only signed the autographs but that he got paid for it as well and we can indict him on it. Until then you have your speculation and I have mine. Illegitimate autographs tells me all I need to know. If he said he would sign the autographs but not in front of them please tell me how he got paid for it? I'll hang up and listen to your reply. #rushtojudgment
November 18, 201411 yr I know. As DF said people will believe what they want. Show me proof that he not only signed the autographs but that he got paid for it as well and we can indict him on it. Until then you have your speculation and I have mine. Illegitimate autographs tells me all I need to know. If he said he would sign the autographs but not in front of them please tell me how he got paid for it? I'll hang up and listen to your reply. #rushtojudgment Not saying he did do it. Just saying the article does not prove he did not. My personal belief is a guy that will steal crab legs rather than pay for them will take money for autographs. He is a very talented football player. His documented character issues began before he was a star. Jameis Winston incidents timeline | FOX Sports
November 18, 201411 yr Not saying he did do it. Just saying the article does not prove he did not. My personal belief is a guy that will steal crab legs rather than pay for them will take money for autographs. He is a very talented football player. His documented character issues began before he was a star. Jameis Winston incidents timeline | FOX Sports As DF said, people are going to believe what they want to believe.
November 18, 201411 yr I wonder if we'll ever see Jameis Winston leading prayer on the SEC Network? :lol2: :lol2: Would you pray with him?
November 18, 201411 yr :lol2: :lol2: Would you pray with him? Of course, I'm not better than Jameis. I just choose to watch porn instead of stealing crab legs.
November 18, 201411 yr Not saying he did do it. Just saying the article does not prove he did not. My personal belief is a guy that will steal crab legs rather than pay for them will take money for autographs. He is a very talented football player. His documented character issues began before he was a star. Jameis Winston incidents timeline | FOX Sports Nothing we've seen before proves he did it either, and yet your insinuation is that he did. Do you have any idea how anyone would prove something did not occur that wasn't tied to a specific time? It's one thing to say where were you last night at 6:00 PM, another to say account for your whereabouts for the entirety of the time you might have signed things (in other words any moment of any day ever). Which is why you have to prove it did occur, not the other way around. Like I said and PP92 repeated, people will believe what they want to believe. Nothing could convince you otherwise at this point.
November 18, 201411 yr Nothing we've seen before proves he did it either, and yet your insinuation is that he did. Do you have any idea how anyone would prove something did not occur that wasn't tied to a specific time? It's one thing to say where were you last night at 6:00 PM, another to say account for your whereabouts for the entirety of the time you might have signed things (in other words any moment of any day ever). Which is why you have to prove it did occur, not the other way around. Like I said and PP92 repeated, people will believe what they want to believe. Nothing could convince you otherwise at this point. As stated before, I don't know if he did or didn't. You are right, they must prove he did. My point is the article that was "proof" he didn't do it in this thread, did not prove he didn't do it. Fact of the matter is this case is not closed. That is all. The public perception of Jameis Winston's is a byproduct of the actions of Jameis Winston. There is no one else to blame.
November 18, 201411 yr As stated before, I don't know if he did or didn't. You are right, they must prove he did. My point is the article that was "proof" he didn't do it in this thread, did not prove he didn't do it. Fact of the matter is this case is not closed. That is all. This is where we differ. The article states that Winston said he would sign the autographs but not in front of them and they said no way. As I asked earlier, how did he get paid for it then?
November 18, 201411 yr Because he was considered guilty before innocent when no one had any proof of any wrong doing on his part. Now it comes out that the autographs aren't even legit. False accusations. They have not determined they are not legit, have they? The first company said they could not determine since they did not witness him sign. Has another company since said they are legit? That's what it kind of read like.
November 18, 201411 yr As DF said, people are going to believe what they want to believe. That's something we can all agree on.
November 18, 201411 yr This is where we differ. The article states that Winston said he would sign the autographs but not in front of them and they said no way. As I asked earlier, how did he get paid for it then? That is not what the article says... "Sources said that hours into waiting for Winston to show, Burkhalter told those in attendance that Winston had decided he couldn't do a signing in the hotel room and instead preferred to do it in an apartment. The conditions? The authenticator and Burkhalter could not be there to witness the signing. So, sources said, Burkhalter loaded the Florida State items into his truck and returned later with the items signed, telling those waiting back at the hotel that he had to give the batch of items to a person who then got the items signed inside the apartment."
November 18, 201411 yr They have not determined they are not legit, have they? The first company said they could not determine since they did not witness him sign. Has another company since said they are legit? That's what it kind of read like. Technically no. One company says no one saw him sign them and they wouldn't authenticate the items. Another company said screw it and sold them instead.
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