Canes_Knights wrote:
You didn't catch the "current Nole" part of the story I posted?
And :roll: if you think some radio host making a tweet about hitting a player is worse than a player making a tweet about killing cops. If that's the case, we're done here. There's no point even trying to argue with you about this.
Hitting someone? Hitting someone? He said "take him out." That's not hitting. That's a hit. Big difference. That's purposeful injury, and not a quote from a rap song. It is clear that Sileo wanted someone to harm Devonta Freeman (or Jernigan because the stupid ape can't tell the difference, but harm was definitely intended).
Bounty :miami
The head football coach and the associate director of athletics for compliance and internal operations were aware of the existence of the pool.
Miami stinks to the top.
https://web1.ncaa.org/LSDBi/exec/miSear ... Terms=THIS---
Thug :miami
CORAL GABLES — After a disturbance at a Coconut Grove bar on St. Patrick's Day night, Miami Hurricanes linebacker Ramon Buchanan tried to head butt a police officer, then, after being taken to the ground, said: "I'm a U.M. football player and I don't give a ---- what you do. I'll get out of it. ---- the police," according to an arrest report released Tuesday.
If you think headbutting a police officer (excuse me,
assault and attempted battery of a police officer) is "better" than quoting the rap lyrics to some song, then you're insane. Oh, by the way, he came back to the Miami team, just like Tyler Hunter came back to FSU for merely quoting a rap song. FSU will kick you out for doing crap like that. Not Miami.
Miami Hurricanes linebacker Ramon Buchanon's arrest on felony charges in Coconut Grove last month may have put a dent on the team's recent clean image, but the felony charges against him will be dropped assuming he completes a pre-trial diversion program. Buchanon had previously been reinstated to the team.
So Miami is fine with felons playing on their team and people like Nevin Shapiro funding their
pro student athletes. Right. Good stuff.
Oh, and last but not least:
Murder :miami
Ray Lewis (no shirt, no shoes, no conviction)
Glenn Sharpe (You can take the thug out of Miami...)
http://ftrsports.com/another-former-mia ... or-murder/Oh, and if you want to bring up Bryne Malone, nobody was injured and he was immediately kicked off the team.
http://jacksonville.com/tu-online/stori ... malon.html