Da'Rick Rogers with a big night

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Da'Rick Rogers had 18 cathces for 303 yards and 2 TDs in a losing effort against SEMO. Rogers should be fun to watch for the OVC fans out there
 
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Beast. Although the corner that was covering is probably 5'4" 135lbs and caucasian.
 
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I'm not petty and immature enough to say I don't wish he had his head on straight and stayed here. He's still an NFL player regardless of what any childish fan thinks.
 
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SouthKnoxVOL said:
The guy is a primadonna and doesn't think the rules apply to him. He's selfish and only looks out for himself.
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God forbid an athlete smokes some weed. The NCAA should focus on testing for substances that provide a competitive advantage. If Da'Rick was passing his courses and was not juicing, then what is the problem? Does the NCAA monitor to make sure that players are not having pre-marital, unprotected sex? Seems to me that would possess more potential harm to both the player and society than smoking some dope.

Da'Rick should be on the team; Dooley should have given him the minimum penalty required under NCAA rules.
 
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therealUT said:
God forbid an athlete smokes some weed. The NCAA should focus on testing for substances that provide a competitive advantage. If Da'Rick was passing his courses and was not juicing, then what is the problem? Does the NCAA monitor to make sure that players are not having pre-marital, unprotected sex? Seems to me that would possess more potential harm to both the player and society than smoking some dope.

Da'Rick should be on the team; Dooley should have given him the minimum penalty required under NCAA rules.
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No dude. Smoking weed kills kittens and rapes dolphins.
 
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therealUT said:
God forbid an athlete smokes some weed. The NCAA should focus on testing for substances that provide a competitive advantage. If Da'Rick was passing his courses and was not juicing, then what is the problem? Does the NCAA monitor to make sure that players are not having pre-marital, unprotected sex? Seems to me that would possess more potential harm to both the player and society than smoking some dope.

Da'Rick should be on the team; Dooley should have given him the minimum penalty required under NCAA rules.
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dope is heroin.
 
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dembewbs said:
dope is heroin.
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1. Not necessarily; and, the definitions do not rule out weed (in fact, MW even says "esp. marijuana").

2. Even if you want to narrowly define "dope" as heroin, I still stand by the point made. Heroin is not a performance enhancing drug; heroin use is no more necessarily detrimental to society than pre-marital, unprotected sex.
 
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therealUT said:
God forbid an athlete smokes some weed. The NCAA should focus on testing for substances that provide a competitive advantage. If Da'Rick was passing his courses and was not juicing, then what is the problem? Does the NCAA monitor to make sure that players are not having pre-marital, unprotected sex? Seems to me that would possess more potential harm to both the player and society than smoking some dope.

Da'Rick should be on the team; Dooley should have given him the minimum penalty required under NCAA rules.
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Agreed 100%. However I think it ran deeper than just weed, in all likelihood that was just the stated excuse. Rumors of bad attitudes, cheating, insubordination, etc were rampant. I don't know if any or all of it was true, but if a player is good enough the weed use can be overlooked or dealt with internally if really needed.
 
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therealUT said:
God forbid an athlete smokes some weed. The NCAA should focus on testing for substances that provide a competitive advantage. If Da'Rick was passing his courses and was not juicing, then what is the problem? Does the NCAA monitor to make sure that players are not having pre-marital, unprotected sex? Seems to me that would possess more potential harm to both the player and society than smoking some dope.

Da'Rick should be on the team; Dooley should have given him the minimum penalty required under NCAA rules.
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I'm pretty sure it is a UT rule. 4 strikes and you're out policy on drugs. That is why Coker was let go. I don't have a problem with it at all. But being military that has a zero tolerance policy, I find it rather generous considering the benefits they receive.
 
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