The University of Alabama Hates Women

michaeljordan_fan said:
You have low standards for Alabama players. We get it.
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If you mean following the laws, allowing due process to work if caught up in something, and being innocent until proven guilty then if you see that as a low bar I will yield to your superior thoughts on what you expect from a teenager. Sorry if you expect more, I just allow them to be human beings and if they make mistakes, own up to them if they have done something worthy of paying the price. Apparently you want to be judge and jury all before you know all the facts.
 
fordman84 said:
Then he is still a rising star by that standard.
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This is true, he is. From what I saw the other night, his potential is endless and he will likely be a first round lottery pick, if not one of the top two or three selected. He could be a great in the NBA someday from what I saw. He has range, quickness, a nice inside game, nice outside game, makes great decisions, and is a non selfish player, but can carry a team if needed.
 
BandwagonBo2 said:
If you mean following the laws, allowing due process to work if caught up in something, and being innocent until proven guilty then if you see that as a low bar I will yield to your superior thoughts on what you expect from a teenager. Sorry if you expect more, I just allow them to be human beings and if they make mistakes, own up to them if they have done something worthy of paying the price. Apparently you want to be judge and jury all before you know all the facts.
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laws having nothing to do with playing time.
 
BandwagonBo2 said:
This is true, he is. From what I saw the other night, his potential is endless and he will likely be a first round lottery pick, if not one of the top two or three selected. He could be a great in the NBA someday from what I saw. He has range, quickness, a nice inside game, nice outside game, makes great decisions, and is a non selfish player, but can carry a team if needed.
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And Oats is making sure to protect that. I hope A&M takes the season title from you, you get a quick bounce in the SEC tourney, and a first round NCAA exit. Let karma kick your team in the dick for letting this trash ass continue to wear the jersey.
 
fordman84 said:
laws having nothing to do with playing time.
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Code of ethics do though, and unless he has done something that violated those, his playing time should stay in place. Honestly from all I have read he has cooperated fully with the investigation from moment one and I suspect that is because he felt he had nothing to hide as he felt he had done nothing wrong. I imagine he still feels that way. I dont know all the facts(like most here dont) so I choose to let investigators, DA's, School administrators make the choices. Miles had already been let go from the team prior to the LSU game, so he was not even a member of the team at the time it happened. Miller will be judged, and like Oats said, they are monitoring the situation extremely close and if new evidence arises decisions will be made. No reason to sit a player simply to quell peoples feels if he hasnt been looked at as anything more than a witness at this point.
 
fordman84 said:
And Oats is making sure to protect that. I hope A&M takes the season title from you, you get a quick bounce in the SEC tourney, and a first round NCAA exit. Let karma kick your team in the dick for letting this trash ass continue to wear the jersey.
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Hope is a nice thing to have. I honestly dont care one way or the other. I am a football fan. The fact so many on here have been so angry about it, like yourself, says its all about feelings and not actual facts. Enjoy your hope, it will be a road game and Alabama doesnt play well on the road, so you might get your wish if you dont trip up between now and then, or if Bama doesnt fall to Arkansas or Auburn before they play you.
 
BandwagonBo2 said:
Code of ethics do though, and unless he has done something that violated those, his playing time should stay in place. Honestly from all I have read he has cooperated fully with the investigation from moment one and I suspect that is because he felt he had nothing to hide as he felt he had done nothing wrong. I imagine he still feels that way. I dont know all the facts(like most here dont) so I choose to let investigators, DA's, School administrators make the choices. Miles had already been let go from the team prior to the LSU game, so he was not even a member of the team at the time it happened. Miller will be judged, and like Oats said, they are monitoring the situation extremely close and if new evidence arises decisions will be made. No reason to sit a player simply to quell peoples feels if he hasnt been looked at as anything more than a witness at this point.
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No. A coach can send any kid home for any reason, doesn't need to have a reason. If the school disagrees they can punish the coach, but no one would have an issue with sending this dolt home.
 
fordman84 said:
No. A coach can send any kid home for any reason, doesn't need to have a reason. If the school disagrees they can punish the coach, but no one would have an issue with sending this dolt home.
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Your last statement is pretty funny considering the uproar from more than one side on this. And yes, there would be people who would have an issue with denying him playing time or sending him home until he has been shown to have broken a law. Until the powers that be in the DA's office or investigators make a statement he is an accessory, you will likely see him keep playing. Some wont like it, some will. The University is not going to play to the feels crowd until they have charges filed on him, or proof he is being looked at as an accessory to the murder. Right now the DA has stated they dont have anything to charge him with.
 
michaeljordan_fan said:
We get it.

Bama nation believes that no player should be suspended unless convicted, no matter how many murders they contribute to.
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But if you take a player they wanted you will hear nothing about cheating and pushing for rules changes.
 
Blackshirts BLVD said:
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supposedly he has done this all season. I guess he isn't smart enough to know to knock it off after being part of a murder in the last couple of months. What a fucking thick headed dolt.
 
fordman84 said:
And Oats is making sure to protect that. I hope A&M takes the season title from you, you get a quick bounce in the SEC tourney, and a first round NCAA exit. Let karma kick your team in the dick for letting this trash ass continue to wear the jersey.
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This post didnt turn out well for you. Karma must have taken a few days off, or Karma knew that justice was being served.

"The University of Alabama men's basketball team earned a No.1 overall seed in the 2023 NCAA Tournament, it was announced Sunday evening. It marks the first time in program history that the Crimson Tide has earned a No. 1 seed in the annual event."
 
BandwagonBo2 said:
This post didnt turn out well for you. Karma must have taken a few days off, or Karma knew that justice was being served.

"The University of Alabama men's basketball team earned a No.1 overall seed in the 2023 NCAA Tournament, it was announced Sunday evening. It marks the first time in program history that the Crimson Tide has earned a No. 1 seed in the annual event."
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You guys are all class.

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Thiefery said:
can't wait til september when Quinn throws 5 TDs in 3 qtrs of work in Tuscaloosa
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Next year will be the year to catch them ... they don't have a clear path at QB for the first time in a very long time, have had to replace 2 coordinators, and still aren't as stout at LOS as they used to be.

Now, if their last 2 classes live up to expectations, Satan might turn it around. And by "turn it around," I mean they lost 2 games last year, away at very tough environments, by a total of 4 points.
 
Wild Turkey said:
You guys are all class.

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Odd thing is, I bet he was not an Alabama fan and simply wanted to stir up controversy. Anyone can claim to be a Bama fan, but that dont make it so. I would have confronted him as the reporter did, and asked that security remove him or at the very least, ask him to remove the shirt. Classless people exist in all sports, so I dont care if you feel you got me, I spoke my mind on those alleged fans as to how I would have handled it.
 
BandwagonBo2 said:
Odd thing is, I bet he was not an Alabama fan and simply wanted to stir up controversy. Anyone can claim to be a Bama fan, but that dont make it so. I would have confronted him as the reporter did, and asked that security remove him or at the very least, ask him to remove the shirt. Classless people exist in all sports, so I dont care if you feel you got me, I spoke my mind on those alleged fans as to how I would have handled it.
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Ok, so we are betting he wasn't an Alabama fan and you would have asked security to remove him.

1. You know he was a Bama fan
2. You aren't going to ask security to remove him if you were at the game and saw him.

The amount of BS in that post is mind-boggling.
 
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