I'm not sure what his incentive would be to go back to WVU if all he intended to do was cause problems. He can get drugs, alcohol, girls, ect anywhere in the country, why would he need to go through classes for it.

 

It's one of three things:

1) GT's point (although made in sarcasm)

2) A Public Relations scheme by his agent

3) He's actually trying to reform himself.

 

It may be a PR scheme by his agent. But atleast he's trying now. I think going back to school will be the best thing for him to do.

Espn reported that Pacman Jones will try to enroll again at WVU for the year he is suspended. I think this is one of the best things he could do with his time off. Thoughts?

 

Thoughts? Maybe Chris Henry could join him, they both did go to WVU...

 

Yeah...maybe they can mentor Slaton and White and turn them into outlaws as well...:thumb: :lol:

You know he's not getting arrested there... :fire:

 

 

They don't have enough police to arrest too many people in WV...

You know he's not getting arrested there... :fire:

:laugh: :laugh: Good point, They also said that he was going to work out with the football team and practice with them to stay in shape. Look for Coach Rod to slip him into a game :eek: :sssh: :lol: .

It may hurt more than you think if he doesn't change his way of life. Remember, some of the kids on that team will be 17 or 18 year olds. Like I said, if he changes thats great,he can provide a positive influence, if he doesn't I would not let him around my players. He has to prove it first. Respect is earned, not given.

I do agree that he is one the best players in the game.

:thumb: :thumb: I agree here cville, he would have to prove that he had changed and was remorseful for the things that he had done before I let him on my football field with my sometimes very impressionable players.

Good for him. Just making that decision proves to me he is not a complete idiot.