Recruit Says Ohio State Players Do Drugs

[Bluto]

About a week late @Wireman

 

Wireman is slipping this is like 10 days old.

Did you hear that Andy Griffith passed away?

[lawildcat]

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[GrantNKY]

I feel like this applies pretty well to this situation.

[GrantNKY]

The UF administration told McElwain that Robinson was not allowed to sign with them a day after this went down. He signed with them yesterday.

[GrantNKY]

I'm all seriousness Ru made a point that needs to be addressed more. We need to start classifying "drugs" and "marijuana" differently. Drugs=big deal, pot is not a big deal.

[John Anthony]

Shocker.

 

And James Quick still said no to OSU.

[Wireman]

And Clemson still dismantled OSU in the national semifinal.

[John Anthony]

And Clemson still dismantled OSU in the national semifinal.

 

There's a good movie on cable right now Saturday Night Fever, check it out.

[Irish Cat]

As long as we are just talking about weed, I think it would be more newsworthy if it came out that Ohio St. football players didn't do drugs.

[Hellbird]

That may explain their lethargic play in the playoff game this year.

[OlDog75]

Wireman is slipping this is like 10 days old. His possession didn't appear to stop Florida from taking him...

 

SEC! Building men.

 

Fla had better weed than The Ohio State.

[TAC]

I'm assuming the recruit was upset because they didn't have hookers too?

[TAC]

There are so many good comments in this thread.

 

And I wish when our society talked about drugs they would differentiate between Marijuana and other Drugs.

 

The legal drugs versus the illegal drugs?

[theguru]

The legal drugs versus the illegal drugs?

 

In my experience Marijuana is prevalent among all classes of people in America and it is legal in some places. I would like to see Marijuana be in a class of its own like alcohol and not grouped with what I believe are all the harder drugs.