Re:football players getting in trouble

[bukdow]

Just a little perspective. Especially regarding Winston.

"The Navarro Bowman/Anthony Scirotto comparison is an interesting one. If I remember correctly, Scirotto felt "dissed" by some drunk idiot at a party, went out and recruited a bunch of football players including Bowman, came back to the party, and beat the kid to a bloody pulp. It wasn't one punch and an awkward fall like in GW's case but a situation where punches and kicks were flying from every direction and they kept kicking the kid while he was down.

JoePa kicked the kids involved who were third and fourth stringers and made the rest run stairs and clean up trash ala Floyd and somehow acted like for handing out that "punishment" he was a saint through it all. Bowman got in more and more trouble (i.e., ADDITIONAL incidents) and VIOLATED PAROLE. BTW, there was no way he was kicking those two off the team, especially when Sean Lee went down with an ACL injury. He needed them too much.

Scirotto was named All Big Ten safety last year, Bowman All Big Ten Linebacker. Bowman is All Big Ten LBer pre-season this year."


So, before all the WMWs and their goof-ball leader, Bill Simonson, start getting their panties in a bunch over Winston, shut the fuck up and gain some perspective before you start mouth pissing blue and yellow.

[Wilfredo Ledezma]

Ok, I don't get what point you're trying to make, bukdow, but if it's to try and excuse Glenn Winston's actions, than who cares.

So the guy went to jail, I don't give a shit.

[Glenn]

Winston's worth defending, but if you dare defend Rich Rod, then oh my!

[Zip Goshboots]

Winston's worth defending, but if you dare defend Rich Rod, then oh my!

End of thread. Nice try, bukdow.

[MoTown]

It's amazing to me how bukky's perspectives change over certain situations.

[CindyKate]

It's amazing to me how bukky's perspectives change over certain situations.

Not that amazing if you've got the degrees.

[UxKa]

Again... two degrees?

[Wilfredo Ledezma]

Again... two degrees?

Two. As in, one more than most people.