VolinArizona
not in Arizona anymore
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You mean biased against repeat offenders of a simple rule? Maybe going through a life-threatening situation could have put his priorities in order. I guess not.I'll also throw this out, and anybody who attended UT can agree or disagree: 80%+ of football and basketball players at UT smoke weed.
If you want to dog on Crews for smoking the ganj - be my guest. But don't minimize his other REAL accomplishments because you're biased against potheads.
It's the University's falt for that. Drugs are illegal, right? So, why do they let it slide? If they enforced more punishment on drugs than we probably wouldn't see half as much of this crap.
It's the University's falt for that. Drugs are illegal, right? So, why do they let it slide? If they enforced more punishment on drugs than we probably wouldn't see half as much of this crap.
You mean biased against repeat offenders of a simple rule? Maybe going through a life-threatening situation could have put his priorities in order. I guess not.
First...who told you it was weed?
Second...who told you it was ONE failed test...
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First, try to follow the conversation. I wasn't talking about Ramar or Duke Crews
Second, see "First"
EDIT: When I say "try to follow the conversation," I'm not being a smarta$$. It's hard to follow because of NEW COACH.
I didn't say you were talking about ramar or duke. You said that the university doesn't discipline after 1 failed test...
I WAS THEN referring back to Ramar and Crews.
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What are you talking about? I told NEW COACH that I know his favorite players has smoked weed before.
Then he said "They test these guys"
To which I replied "Yes, but they don't punish after 1 failed test." Thusly, even if his favorite player failed a test, we might not know it ever happened.