Off the field problems ...

[lawgator1]

I'd dearly love to believe him. I wasn't there. He does seem suitably contrite.

Still, I remain skeptical.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/loca...ports-headlines

 

[Jasongivm6]

I'd dearly love to believe him. I wasn't there. He does seem suitably contrite.

Still, I remain skeptical.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/loca...ports-headlines

:question: That sounds VERY familiar. Is he still on the team or is he going to transer to UT-Chattanooga?

 

[WA_Vol]

I'd dearly love to believe him. I wasn't there. He does seem suitably contrite.

Still, I remain skeptical.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/loca...ports-headlines

I think the guy is very lucky he didn't kill somebody. It could be a lot worse. Just incredibly stupid, who doesn't point the gun to the ground when they do that, and why play with a loaded gun. This guy ever heard of a gun range?

 

[lawgator1]

I think the guy is very lucky he didn't kill somebody. It could be a lot worse. Just incredibly stupid, who doesn't point the gun to the ground when they do that, and why play with a loaded gun. This guy ever heard of a gun range?

Actually, when you think about it, that may actually support his claim that he had never handled a gun before and that this was a complete accident.

 

[tenncreb]

Don’t put your finger on the trigger and that wouldn’t have ever happened. :gun:

 

[GAVol]

Actually, when you think about it, that may actually support his claim that he had never handled a gun before and that this was a complete accident.

Maybe so. It really sounds like he was in a bad environment more than anything else. Still, not something I'd necessarily rake the whole Florida football program over the coals for. You get 100 kids away from home and a couple of them are bound to do something stupid.