Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
remdog
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| 3 weeks 15 hours ago | If... |
he assaulted an officer without provocation, he should be charged. Otherwise, this entire incident is the result of unjust laws and/or inappropriate police force. He's an adult with adult responsibilities - including paying taxes and dying for his country. So he should be afforded the same right to drink a legal beverage as every other adult. Nobody (even the arresting police officers and our lawmakers) actually follows the absurd, immoral and unconstitutional drinking age laws. |
| 3 weeks 3 days ago | Yes.... |
We should just outlaw any risky activity. We could then just sit at home on the floor (sitting on the couch increases the risk of a head injury from a fall) and turn into puddles of goo. Individual freedom is way overrated anyhow. It's best if the nanny state dictates how we live our every moment.
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| 6 weeks 6 days ago | One more... |
makes it a Fab Five!! |
| 7 weeks 1 day ago | If this is true... |
it may be the most idiotic early entry decision ever. Choosing an at-best mid second round position in the draft (actually a good chance of being undrafted) over a chance to play with elite talent next year at Michigan and significantly improving your draft position and chances at an NBA career. And missing out on additional time in college as BMOC for a year of sitting on the bench (if he's lucky) and living in hotels. Incredibly stupid. |
| 9 weeks 3 days ago | I'm more optimistic... |
about Brundidge than Brian. The guy was a 4 star recruit fergodsakes! It would be ridiculous if such a highly rated recruit couldn't even be a good backup point guard. How could everybody be so wrong about him??? Michigan should be better next year and a threat to win it all. The bigger questions are how will Beilein adjust to having so much talent and how long will our most talented players - GRIII, McGary, Burke, Hardaway - stay in school. Hopefully, Michigan won't have a mass exodus of talent and is able to maintain a higher talent level. It would be nice to see Michigan as a serious Final Four threat every year. |
| 17 weeks 3 days ago | Did you know the guy? |
No you didn't. So quit jumping to ridiculous assumptions. Shame on you. |
| 17 weeks 3 days ago | A little perspective... |
You don't seem to realize this is an old man we're talking about. At 85 years old or even when he was in his 70's when this all began, he almost certainly had some degree of dementia. That is why his statement is so.... demented. Please keep this in mind when remembering Paterno. None of this likely happened when he was fully mentally competent. In addition, we do not know - and never will know - exactly what he was told. That is my opinion coming from years of medically evaluating people in their 70's and 80's. What happened in the last years and months of his life does not change his legacy, the decades of building an athletic program honestly and ethically. It does show that he is human. |
| 20 weeks 5 days ago | Yes... |
Increasing shool choice should be a positive. Period. If the school is run well, parents will choose to send their children there. If it is run poorly (by those evil "greedy businessmen"), then they won't. It is extremely unfortunate that the entire issue of school choice has been politicized by teacher unions. Regardless, it's nice to hear about Jalen's efforts to help children in Detroit get a better education. This need not be a political issue. |
| 20 weeks 6 days ago | Another... |
typical example of unethical NCAA rules. This is far worse than any "illegal" infraction committed at Ohio State, USC or elsewhere. Restraining somebody from being close to their sick father - despicable. This would not be possible if the NCAA wasn't allowed to be an unconstitutional monopoly which routinely tramples on the basic human rights of student-athletes. |
| 22 weeks 6 days ago | Yes... |
I would have no problem telling any athlete that they are not getting a scholarship. School should be primarily about academics yet there are few scholarships for top scholars - ironic since the word "scholar" is in "scholarship." I'm in favor of well-rounded students but increasingly, academics is taking a back seat to other interests/endeavors. |
