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Zeke Pike to Murray State

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I've been critical of Zeke on BGP but just to cast someone away is a foolish decision. I would think for Murray to take the chance on him means he's cleaned his act up atleast a little.

Don't hold your breath.

 

I don't thnk anyone was casting him aside, he and HS family have the resources that he can still get a great education without sports. It's his continuing to get things handed to him like scholarship with nothing deserving of such sends just a bad message in my book.

 

If he is getting a scholarship then I disagree with it 110%. If he isn't getting a scholarship then I'm ok with it.

No one wants to see anyone tossed aside, and he has never really been tossed aside. He has instead, starting in High School, acted as if he could do anything he wanted and disregard his teammates, coaches, teachers etc.

 

Sorry I dnt thnk he deserves a 4th shot to play while there are kids out there busting their butt to just try and stay on a roster.

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I hope he's successful on and off the field. Simply not a fan of rooting against someone.

 

I'll never understand that but to each his own.

 

The idea of casting him away to the curb is ridiculous and maybe even more so immature in its nature than the immaturity that he himself went through.

 

Kid deserves a chance...

 

Go Zeke.. make yourself, and all of Northern Kentucky proud.

who is tossing him aside? You are acting as if we made him homeless. You do realize there are millions of college students not playing football right? Are they all cast aside?

 

Being melodramatic a little don't you think? Lol

 

 

Kid got multiple chances. Auburn gave him numerous chances starting when he was still in H.S. Loyisville gave him multiple chances. This isn't like he made 1 mistake and got caught.

 

He can go, and is welcome to go wherever he and his family want to send him to get a great education. Just because many think he doesn't deserve a free ride after all the chances he got and blew already, isn't tossing him aside.

I hope he's successful on and off the field. Simply not a fan of rooting against someone.

 

I'll never understand that but to each his own.

There is a huge difference between rooting against someone and this.

 

I haven't seen anyone say they hope he fails in life and becomes destitute.

There is a huge difference between rooting against someone and this.

 

I haven't seen anyone say they hope he fails in life and becomes destitute.

 

Whatever you say.

Whatever you say.

Please show me any post where I was rooting against him. Please.

Please show me any post where I was rooting against him. Please.

 

Never said you did. Guilty conscience? Hell, I didn't even quote anyone in my first post. But BGP isn't the only place people discuss these things.

Never said you did. Guilty conscience? Hell, I didn't even quote anyone in my first post. But BGP isn't the only place people discuss these things.

I thought you were because your post came right after mine and then you quoted my response as if I did. I read all the posts in this thread and not one wished him any ill will. So no, not a guilty conscience at all.

 

What I did read is several including myself, who felt he has had more than several chances and have thrown them all away when it comes to football scholarships. I also read where a couple, mmyself included said we have no issue at all if he is walking on the team.

 

With me it all comes down to my beliefs where I think people need to be held accountable for their actions and some may never learn when they can do whatever they want as long as they keep being handed everything on a silver platter. I guess it's just the way I was brought up. One should be held accountable and have to deal with the conseqiences of their actions.

 

What lesson does this send? It tells me that as long as you can throw a football you can do whatever you want.

I think he should have to wrestle Jonathan Jackson to earn a hat.

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I thought you were because your post came right after mine and then you quoted my response as if I did. I read all the posts in this thread and not one wished him any ill will. So no, not a guilty conscience at all.

 

What I did read is several including myself, who felt he has had more than several chances and have thrown them all away when it comes to football scholarships. I also read where a couple, mmyself included said we have no issue at all if he is walking on the team.

 

With me it all comes down to my beliefs where I think people need to be held accountable for their actions and some may never learn when they can do whatever they want as long as they keep being handed everything on a silver platter. I guess it's just the way I was brought up. One should be held accountable and have to deal with the conseqiences of their actions.

 

What lesson does this send? It tells me that as long as you can throw a football you can do whatever you want.

 

 

Isn't getting kicked off of the team for your actions "being held accountable?"

Isn't getting kicked off of the team for your actions "being held accountable?"

 

I agree. He's been held accountable several times. And while I'm not a fan of Zeke, I'm not sure why anyone feels it's necessary to deny him another chance to play football. If he were a tuba player, or on the chess team, I doubt we would hear any complaints. It may sound crazy, but come on, it's just football. People get second, third and 5th chances every day.

 

Isn't getting kicked off of the team for your actions "being held accountable?"

 

I'd say so. Plus Murray is no Auburn or Louisville. I'd say there were lessons learned.

I'd say so. Plus Murray is no Auburn or Louisville. I'd say there were lessons learned.

 

Count me in the "I doubt it" crowd.

If the kid is as bad as many on here suggest, then how desperate must Murray be?

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