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[BigBadVol]

Mo I certainly forgive you. I know how tough things have become. Thanks for being a man and taking responsibility. You are a VFL in my book.

 

[Brave Volunteer]

WOW!!! lol:

This just may be the best one ever....EVER!! Did LSU Freek do this one??

 

[velovol]

he is one of my favorite players, hate that he did this though
hope he can stick on an nfl team next year

 

[Hayezb]

WOW!!! lol:

This just may be the best one ever....EVER!! Did LSU Freek do this one??

No, I forgot where it came from. It might have been someone from Rice that made it.

 

[Obsessed]

So what's the end game for us?

 

[mgu7]

"Hey guys, I admit I took cash." Dumb move. Never admit guilt, ever.

Deny, deny, deny, and you could get away with it if there aren't enough proof.

 

[fade route]

taking care of his family is never the wrong thing

Maybe having a child while you're a college athlete is the wrong thing.

 

[BigZiti09]

taking care of his family is never the wrong thing

Putting your career in jeopardy for a few hundred bucks is taking care of your family?

Not wanting to pile on the kid, because I have done way dumber things in my life but let's not make silly excuses for him.

 

[Hayezb]

Dumb move. Never admit guilt, ever.

Deny, deny, deny, and you could get away with it if there aren't enough proof.

Not sure if serious.

Him admitting his mistakes and owning up to them shows a lot about his character.

 

[Hayezb]

Maybe having a child while you're a college athlete is the wrong thing.

Accidents happen.

Thank god because I wouldn't be here if they didn't...

 

[Orange_Crush]

Life is a process of making mistakes, learning and growing. Kudos and props to the young man. I hope he is able to stay on the team and go on to great success.

 

[truevol8]

I appreciate his apology, but these guys know the rules and I just wish they would do the right thing.

You would have took the money just like he did,you don't know the reasoning behind why he took it. You do the right thing and don't judge him.

 

[BigZiti09]

Not sure if serious.

Him admitting his mistakes and owning up to them shows a lot about his character.

He's serious and he's right.

 

[tbulla]

I feel for the guy. I know how hard it is to Go to school, have a wife and raise a kid at the same time, with little to no income. Trying to make ends meet is hard, sometimes we make mistakes but to feed your kids you all would have done the same.

 

[Spartacavolus]

Hey Mo, shhhhhh

 

[mgu7]

Not sure if serious.

Him admitting his mistakes and owning up to them shows a lot about his character.

Cam should have admitted taking $180,000 and apologized then. He didn't so Auburn got off scot free. Never admit guilt to nobody, whether it's police or even NCAA.

 

[Velo Vol]

Maybe having a child while you're a college athlete is the wrong thing.

It's not something I would recommend. Or getting married while in college.

 

[utvolpj]

Putting your career in jeopardy for a few hundred bucks is taking care of your family?

it absolutely can be. Your future career means nothing if your kid is hungry

I don't know if that's the case but it's not like the guy is swimming in money as a college football player with no job

 

[jblank]

taking care of his family is never the wrong thing

It is if it makes you ineligible and thus keeps you from playing a game that might get you to the NFL. You're laughably wrong and if he needs to provide for his family, then he needs to find legitimate work and not do under the table deals to get money.

 

[rockytop114]

lulz

 

[Daloth]

"Hey guys, I admit I took cash." Dumb move. Never admit guilt, ever.

Deny, deny, deny, and you could get away with it if there aren't enough proof.

Completely agree. But some people give up very easily. We had a president in the 90's that could've kept lying and probably gotten away with it too.

(cue political argument starting now)

 

[Chilmonty]

IF he is the only guy who gets punished in all of this........:furious3:


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[InVOLuntary]

Pure class. However, given the NCAAs trouble in gathering evidence, and their lack of subpoena power, I would have waited to make a statement.

Pretty sure the Yahoo reporter isn't giving up his evidence. At least that was reported yesterday.

True but as minor as the charge is he may see it as a way to 1. Get the AA to rule on a punishment and possibly get back on the field this year. And/or 2. Distance the University from this by taking full responsibility.

 

[AJeray4TN]

Putting your career in jeopardy for a few hundred bucks is taking care of your family?

Not wanting to pile on the kid, because I have done way dumber things in my life but let's not make silly excuses for him.

If it feeds your baby daughter, yes.

 

[Spartacavolus]

Maybe having a child while you're a college athlete is the wrong thing.

I've seen you post that before. I suppose you were a virgin in college? Or if not, you wrapped up everytime?
Either way, stfu.