[LOCKED] Infamous Joe Mixon tape finally released

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The infamous tape of Joe Mixon punching a woman in 2014 has finally been released to the public.

Oklahoma's president, AD, and Stoops all saw this tape and felt a 1-year suspension was fine.

MOD EDIT - Locking and leaving. The comments, well, I'll put it this way: we're doing this for the board's sanity. - LSA

 

KC Wolve

December 16th, 2016 at 6:34 PM ^

It's prob worse than you thought. OK and Stoops should be savaged for this but they won't because football and money. In a weird not really at all sort of way, I feel sorry for him. He was used by the school and college football, then when they didn't need him anymore the tape comes out costing him money in the league.

Before I get any replies, I don't really feel sorry for him in any way, I was just pointing something out.



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reddogrjw

December 16th, 2016 at 6:30 PM ^

is that while you don't know what was said, she was the aggressor

 

he still has to walk away instead of hitting her back

 

1 year wasn't horribly unreasonable

I Like Burgers

December 16th, 2016 at 7:08 PM ^

Mixon's lawyer felt there was enough evidence on that tape to encourage Mixon to plead guilty to misdemeanor assault and take one year of probation instead of trying to fight it.

So, I'm guessing that in Oklahoma even though he was pushed, what he did is considered assault.  I don't think she was never charged.  Although she is suing Mixon now, which is why his lawyers released the tape.

I Like Burgers

December 16th, 2016 at 6:45 PM ^

On its own...maybe 1 year isn't outlandish.  But, the whole thing is just a really bad look for Oklahoma when you couple it with them taking in Dorial Green-Beckham after he was dismissed from Mizzou for pushing a woman down a flight of stairs, and Dede Westbrook's domestic violence arrests they "missed" when doing a background check.

Once is forgiveable, twice is iffy, three is a pattern of "hey, we don't give a shit if you beat the hell out of women as long as you can play some good ball."

Blue4U

December 16th, 2016 at 7:14 PM ^

She shouldnt have put hands on him and he's a POS for dropping her.  This is exactly why I tell my 17 year old daughter to never lay hands on a man.  We live in a world where some men don't have boundries and it only takes one time to find that out.  That being said, if that was my daughter, I'd find a way to reach out and touch him.

mgoblueben

December 16th, 2016 at 6:30 PM ^

That's some ray rice shit. Csonte York hit a dude like that and got shown the door right away. This punk did this to a woman and is a heisman contender. Shame on oklahoma/NCAA

bluestaffah

December 16th, 2016 at 6:37 PM ^

Now matter what she said or even after she pushed him, he needs to just get out of there. Ray Rice will never be employed in the NFL again and rightfully so. Joe Mixon should be dismissed and be forced to watch the NFL on TV every Thurs., Sat., Sun. and Monday for the rest of his life wondering what could have been. I don't believe that is punishment enough but a good start.

BursleyBaitsBus

December 16th, 2016 at 6:49 PM ^

Did Mixon overreact? Yes. Did the chick deserve it after slapping and shoving him? Yes. 

 

Get over it people. It's not like he sucker punched her out of nowhere ala Csonte York

 

Granted in that situation a shove is more than enough to keep her off you. 

stephenrjking

December 16th, 2016 at 6:52 PM ^

Whoa, wait. You're saying she deserved to get her face caved in? Because that's what he did. She engaged in some provocative behavior. There's some gray space here about whether he was provoked.

I don't think anyone can say that the level of his response was deserved. Even if one were to argue that in the heat of the moment he could be justified in responding (I don't think this, but I suppose one could argue it), that's a long way from saying that a full-force punch to the face is a just consequence, which is what you appear to be arguing. 

Perhaps you're not arguing that, but then it might be helpful to reword what you wrote.

BursleyBaitsBus

December 16th, 2016 at 7:01 PM ^

I said shoving would've been more appropriate in that situation but given the scenario, time of night etc... I'm not surprised what happened. 

Beating up on or slapping people does not excuse you from getting your shit wrecked man or woman. Wish more people got the hint. 

mgoblueben

December 16th, 2016 at 7:01 PM ^

230 lb freak of muscle knocked a woman unconscious. Whatever helps you sleep at night man but that's never okay. She could have punched him 100 times and not made the dent he did with 1 swing. He could have pushed her away and walked away but he almost killed a person.

BursleyBaitsBus

December 16th, 2016 at 7:37 PM ^

She should've thought about that before assaulting Mixon first. 

Again, shoving was more appropriate, but in that situation, don't expect cooler heads to prevail. 

 

I Like Burgers

December 16th, 2016 at 7:11 PM ^

The story has been in the news for the last two years, and the tape has always been referenced but never released.  So if you want to know more about the story and form your own opinions on Mixon then watch it.  If not, keep on keeping on.  Plenty of bad shit in the world, and its totally fine if you don't want to introduce more of it into your life on an otherwise pleasant Friday night.

Hannibal.

December 16th, 2016 at 6:39 PM ^

I clicked on the video expecting to see a violent thug picking on a defenseless woman. What I saw was a woman who was clearly the aggressor and both pushed and slapped the guy before he raised a fist in his defense.

But it's still his fault and not hers because she's a woman and he's a man.

Everyone Murders

December 16th, 2016 at 6:51 PM ^

Assuming the last sentence is sarcasm, it is still his fault.

Don't get me wrong.  She seemed to be acting like an asshole too.  Pushing him and the clumsy slap are way out of line, and if it had stopped there he likely could have made a criminal claim for assault.  And,once the police stopped laughing and told him to get real, the incident would have faded to obilivion.

The problem though, is he cold-cocked her.  He is obviously stronger than her, bigger than her, and more experienced at fighting than her.  Hers was a stupid emotional gesture, and his was a potentially life-threatening response.  Way out of proportion, and thus indefensible.

Again, she was out of line.  Didn't deserve to be knocked out, though.

I Like Burgers

December 16th, 2016 at 6:56 PM ^

Its his fault because its assault.  Even if you got pushed, you still don't have the right to cold-cock someone in the face and knock them out.  Do that almost anywhere, and man or woman you're getting arrested for assault.

That's why his lawyer had him accept a plea deal of one-year of probation.  He knew there was enough evidence on that tape to get him convicted -- even though he was pushed.

Jonesy

December 16th, 2016 at 6:57 PM ^

He was walking away.  She started a fight and lost.  It's her fault she got punched. Why is he held to a higher standard?  Because he's better at punching?  I'm a terrible shot with a gun, can I start shooting at people and then sue them when they fire back and hit me because they're better at it?  Yeah it'd be nice if he was the far better person and just kept walking, but it's still her own damn fault.

Lee Everett

December 16th, 2016 at 7:18 PM ^

That's not the best analogy.
He didn't HAVE to retaliate and he didn't have to do so with such excessive, potentially lethal force.
This isn't Ender's Game; you don't get to kill someone and say "it wasn't about winning this fight but all future fights as well." It's not about him winning.
He could have handled it in a way that led to her getting cuffed and we'd all agree she's a jackass for laying her hands on someone and it could have gone no further than that. Instead he hit someone as hard as he could, fighting a cigarette burn with a flamethrower.



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George Pickett

December 16th, 2016 at 7:21 PM ^

Her gender is not relevant.  What is relevant is the enormous disparity in size, strength, and ability to inflict physical damage.  If that woman were Ronda Rousey, I don't think we'd see the same outrage. If she were a 12-year-old boy, I think we would.

bluebyyou

December 16th, 2016 at 7:27 PM ^

His sin was the level of force used when he could have extricated himself from the situation by walking away or pushing her away and not blasting her with a punch.  She definitely exhibited aggressive behavior and was not blameles, but didn't deserve the level of force she was met with when there were alternatives.

1VaBlue1

December 16th, 2016 at 7:34 PM ^

Yes, she was the aggressor, but does that mean she needed to have her face broken by a man?  She was no danger to him whatsoever.  Doesn't matter if she punched his mouth as hard as she could, it was only going to be glancing blow to football player that works out daily.  He had no right, or reason, to hit her like that.  And then to just saunter away, like nothing happened and he wouldn't get in any trouble for it, at all.  Fuck him.

chunkums

December 16th, 2016 at 7:36 PM ^

So a woman pushes a world class athlete and it's "self-defense" for the 230 pound hulk of a man to annihilate her face? How much damage was she going to do by pushing him? How difficult would it have been for him to get away? She could have died. Come on.