Florida WR Arrested

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well, we're inexperienced in this. With every new coach there's a learning curve. Unlike UF who has this thing down to a science. Before you know it we'll slappin' hos and using AK-47s too.
 
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So you rape your cousins down in florida? well, thanks for correcting me....I guess. Why dont we let the Vols get the slappin hos and AK-47s down pat first before we graduate to the gator's cousin banging.
 
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GreveHaller said:
So you rape your cousins down in florida? well, thanks for correcting me....I guess. Why dont we let the Vols get the slappin hos and AK-47s down pat first before we graduate to the gator's cousin banging.
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Lame. Note that I took out the "too" for that very reason.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Lame. Note that I took out the "too" for that very reason.
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Lame would be a law student that didnt understand elementary logic. Since slappin hos and AK-47s are some of the the documented arrest of the gator football team and then you change it to raping cousins, it asserts gators enjoy incest as well.

Lets let the Vols work up to that level. Maybe a little pot purchasing like Brandon James or a felony theft like Tony Joiner before they get to the professional ranks of oedipal complex.
 
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GreveHaller said:
well, we're inexperienced in this. With every new coach there's a learning curve. Unlike UF who has this thing down to a science. Before you know it we'll slappin' hos and using AK-47s too.
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Your coach might me inexperienced, but there's a reason why the Fulmer Cup is called the Fulmer Cup.

It's a shame UT can't translate all this lawlessness into a national title contender.....ditto for Georgia, Penn State, Oregon and any other school dealing with players getting in trouble off the field.

Hell, UT has as almost as many player arrests as wins over the last year.
 
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lylsmorr said:
We're still way far off from the arrests of Florida under Meyer. So...yeah
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True, but the trend is not good for you guys...or in GreveHaller's case it might be a good thing because it means you're that much closer to a title.

Look, reveling in a rival's off the field issues is a slippery slope, because at some point it comes back to bite you in the ass. This thread is Exhibit A.
 
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DD has 1 arrest in his first year, or 1/yr, and no championships. CM has 28 as of June 10, or 5.6/year, and 2 crystal balls. Lets hope with some experience as well as some thugs we too can elevate our program to the success level the gators have.
 
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GreveHaller said:
DD has 1 arrest in his first year, or 1/yr, and no championships. CM has 28 as of June 10, or 5.6/year, and 2 crystal balls. Lets hope with some experience as well as some thugs we too can elevate our program to the success level the gators have.
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Your chances are much better off the field than on it, but I guess you have to have goals right?

Glass houses and stuff.....
 
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GreveHaller said:
Seems the gators found the winning formula off the field. Why would you not replicate it?
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Looks to me like your football and basketball teams both replicated it on at least three occasions in the last 12 months.....with no hardware to show for it. :eek:lol:
 
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3 occasions is impressive in one year but not nearly as the 5.6 per year CUMeyer puts up. Then again those Vols arrest are nothing like Hornsby's use of a dead coed's credit card. That's being big league.

UF has 2 crystal trophies. Miami has repaired its reputation. Guess which means more in the state of Florida?
 
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GreveHaller said:
3 occasions is impressive in one year but not nearly as the 5.6 per year CUMeyer puts up. Then again those Vols arrest are nothing like Hornsby's use of a dead coed's credit card. That's being big league.

UF has 2 crystal trophies. Miami has repaired its reputation. Guess which means more in the state of Florida?
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Please tell us.

Which means more in the state of Florida ?
 
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GreveHaller said:
Well, being so quick with a non responsive answer my guess was you had the answer in your back pocket and could share it easier than searching thru these forums or google.

But you got 2 crystal balls out of it so gotta take the bad witht he good, right?
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This sure bit you on the ass didn't it?
 
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justingroves said:
This sure bit you on the ass didn't it?
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For who? The question was posed of CUMeyer arrests vs Mark Richt arrest. Meyers is easy to get but Richts is a bit more difficult. Since the quick reply alluded to both then they knew the answer to both. So far we only know that CUMeyer has 28 arrest to date. Stiiiilllll waiting on the others.
 
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GreveHaller said:
For who? The question was posed of CUMeyer arrests vs Mark Richt arrest. Meyers is easy to get but Richts is a bit more difficult. Since the quick reply alluded to both then they knew the answer to both. So far we only know that CUMeyer has 28 arrest to date. Stiiiilllll waiting on the others.
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I think he meant the fact that you're banging on UF's off the field issues when UT hasn't exactly been choir boys lately...and this was before last night's incident.

And if you consider credit card fraud to be worse than assaulting an undercover cop, then you're just not very bright. Wonder what happened to Hornsby.....oh that's right, he got kicked off the team less than 24 hours after he got caught.

As for Richt's issues, t's pretty common knowledge actually, so common that I'll let you research it yourself. The search function on this message board would be a good start.
 
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GreveHaller said:
For who? The question was posed of CUMeyer arrests vs Mark Richt arrest. Meyers is easy to get but Richts is a bit more difficult. Since the quick reply alluded to both then they knew the answer to both. So far we only know that CUMeyer has 28 arrest to date. Stiiiilllll waiting on the others.
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Bitter much ?

UF, uga, lsu, bama, ut, and (most top program) athletes get break laws and get arrested much too often. It's embarrassing and tarnishes the sport(s), IMO.

Anything over one or two infrequent arrests is an issue, IMO. But, the standards are frequently lowered.

The rapidly appalling lack of responsibility, accountability, and consequences combined with unequal treatment (based on talent) is contributing to the growing pollution of sports and especially our overall society.

We're all guilty for allowing it to happen.
 
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