I dont' think so ... if same thing happened with their program - they would be handling it "internally" and Tebow or Bradford would get one or two game suspension against Div. 2 or 3 pansies. I really give some credit to Oregon coach for giving the guy the boot for season - ethics might not be dead after all
Nice comparison. The chances of Tebow or Bradford acting that way are slim and none... and slim just walked...
Haha, this is quite the joke thread. Yeah, if Tebow or Bradford decide to throw a punch to an opposing player, I guess they might not be out the whole season. But, the entire flaw with your statement is that they aren't thug players who lose their minds with a little taunting
My experience as a human creature has taught me that "what ifs" are distractions, deflections, and dodges and pretty much of no value at all.
laughing out loud wrote:
Haha, this is quite the joke thread. Yeah, if Tebow or Bradford decide to throw a punch to an opposing player, I guess they might not be out the whole season. But, the entire flaw with your statement is that they aren't thug players who lose their minds with a little taunting
You mean to say, they aren't black.
Don't be so sure about that. If it were Tebow or Bradford, getting shoved around and called names by a punk farm kid, they might well react the same way. If it happened there is no doubt that their suspensions would be "slaps on the wrist". I also give a lot of credit to this Oregon coach. Maybe this will help to set a tighter standard for everyone in the future.
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