Terrance Toliver and Dennis Harris Incident

:lol: I was being sarcastic but clearly failed.

As for your friend having permission to beat your azz - that's not a villiage, that's your parents by proxy!

My grandparents, for instance, had a barber's strop....and it only hit my butt once....because I never gave them cause to swing it twice! Yikes!

 

dude, every job you have has rules.
you follow the rules or you pay the consequences


the football team is this kid's job
Miles is his boss


you don't have to agree with the rules, but you do have to follow them
if not, hit the road, and find a job with rules lenient enough for your liking.

end of discussion

 

Last year I saw a dumbed-down offense that was incapable of even executing the dumbed-down plays for reasons too numerous to rehash here. On the other hand, Nick's dumbed-down offense did quite well, putting up enough points to finish undefeated with a NC.

 

Did you get your rep points from TuskTimes yet??? :hihi:.

 

Dang it, was it that obvious? :lol:

 

clearly he is a nutcase but he should have won. "student"-athletes are exploited and should be able to enter the nfl whenever a team is willing to take them.

i knew most of you were right wing but i didnt know yall were fascists.

you ever have a job where the boss can tell you what to do when you arent at work and/or has nothing to do with your performance?

 

Absolutely, especially in pro sports. Many pro athletes have clauses in their contracts that limit them from being nuckleheads.

 

Perhaps you should be asking Toliver how that broken hand of his is affecting his ability to catch passes right now. Even better if this had happened the Friday before, say, the Bama game, and his injury had been even more serious.

 

How about we leave the political jabs and name calling in FSA, cool?

And to answer your question, I would never agree to work under those terms. But, if I had I would be a man of my word and accept the terms that I agreed to in the first place, like it or not.. It's really quite simple, really.

Furthermore, they're happy to do so because they know if they don't follow the rules they agreed to follow, there's a thousand other kids that would gladly take their place.