(Former) Mizzou QB Maty Mauk (Allegedly)

#27
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I don't care that it is 2 years old. I hope it is and he is getting his life in order. With that being said, at this point as a school, don't you have to let him go.
 
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Unless it's somehow proven that it's not coccaine, it's going to be pretty had to come back from a video of something like that becoming public.

I'm not even sure Richt or Spurrier would even allow a player back after something like that reaching public domain.

(I don't even think - were the video proven to be back from say September, an earlier suspension - that a "he's gotten his life back on track since then" line of reasoning would necessarily give it a pass.)

When I said "hope he turns it around", I wasn't even thinking about football. He has bigger issues than whether-or-not he plays football again. Turning it around would be getting off the drugs and doing something productive. If it's football...great. If not...great.

And don't be ridiculous...of course Richt would let him play.
 
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When I said "hope he turns it around", I wasn't even thinking about football. He has bigger issues than whether-or-not he plays football again. Turning it around would be getting off the drugs and doing something productive. If it's football...great. If not...great.

And don't be ridiculous...of course Richt would let him play.

My misunderstanding then.
 
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#34
Do a drug test. Pass=stay
Fail=audios.

Simple.

It should be, but every school in this conference has its own individual policy.

And it's that they're all pretty much 3rd-4th-5th strike you're out (depending on how big a deal you are to the team winning).
 
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If it's verified the video is two years old, this isn't anything new. It's synonymous with how people over reacted to the Ray Rice video. Everyone knew what Rice did, but when the inside the elevator video came out, everyone lost their ish. Nothing different here if it is indeed an old video. If he comes up clean now, Mizzou needs to undo their current suspension of him.
 
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#38
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This guy is literally blowing his chance. It's like he can't even try to get kicked out of school much less get booted from the team. Wow!
 
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He's a young guy heading down a dangerous road. He needs serious help.
 
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Lol audios.

I love it.
Another gem to add to the VN dictionary

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#44
#44
I could see him ending up at Missouri State University (FCS)in Springfield, MO. Matty's dad and brother moved from Ohio to Springfield to coach high school football and be able to watch him play. The head coach at Missouri State University (Dave Steckell) is the former Defensive Coordinator at Mizzou. Just seems like a likely destination, but the kid needs to seek help first before worrying about continuing his career.
 
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#46
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While it would be great if he gets his sh!t, ok, stuff together to help his God-given talent in football, it's a whole lot more important that he gets it together to help his God-given chance for a life as a reasonably happy, stable, and productive human being.

I hope that UM will do everything within its power to get him into a serious, effective substance abuse program, and that he will find the courage to do what he needs to do to survive. He's awfully damn young to be this screwed up.

Many people with SA issues take several or multiple attempts through treatment to finally turn their lives around. Just as we don't expect cancer patients to suddenly get healthy after the first round of chemo, it's not realistic to expect that one trip through rehab will "fix" the addict.

Best wishes to him, and especially to his family, which is already struggling with his dad's health problems. :hi:
 
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#49
well I think he is getting what he deserves, I haven't liked him since he deliberately ran into Spurrior a couple years ago. I think it takes a special kind of low life punk to try and injure a 70 year old man.

I wouldn't mind if he spent the rest of his life living under a bridge.
 

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