I think Mac is doing the right thing. Let him stay with the team until the courts find him guilty.
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WSU star football player arrested
- Thread starter wsucatfan
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talhadfoursteals
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The Standard had an article on Et today in the paper. To be honest, it wasn't very flattering. It revealed his many criminal actions that have occurred throughout the past years.
N.OgdenCat said:
Yep Bryant definately has established quite the record of illicit behavior. I don't see him getting back on the team in light of all these off the field issues.
So the next question is will an NFL team take a chance on him with his criminal background? Oh wait he could commit murder and still win MVP, never mind.
So all there is left is Na-na-na-a hey-hey goodby, Na-na-na-a hey-hey goodby.
Bryant, good luck with your future, hope you get your past behind you and maybe some day you can be an influence for good down the road.
Now wait a minute WSUCatfan, who made you judge and jury? From the way this story reads, almost all of these "new" charges are already in the past and have been settled. Here's an idea, Let the Freakin court system do their damn jobs. Dont judge this kid unless you know all the facts, WHICH WE DON'T!
It pisses me off when people go digging up things in the past that have already been taken care of.
It pisses me off when people go digging up things in the past that have already been taken care of.
Also, after reading this latest article, #6 should probably avoid driving any cars. Mix in a bus, or walk, or hell even ride a bicycle. Isn't there somebody around here that can just be like a car pool service or something for #6? Ive got a horse that i'd be more than happy to lend to #6 for him to use for his transportation needs. Also, feel free to follow one of my own personal rules to live by, that is AVOID THE MALLS AT ALL COSTS!!! Nothing good goes on in those places anyhow.
With all this being said, this was VERY questionable timing by this hack at the Standard Examiner, I am still hoping that #6 has paid all his fines, and paid his dues to society and learns from his mistakes. I still don't judge #6, I shall leave that up to the courts.
GO WILDCATS!!!
With all this being said, this was VERY questionable timing by this hack at the Standard Examiner, I am still hoping that #6 has paid all his fines, and paid his dues to society and learns from his mistakes. I still don't judge #6, I shall leave that up to the courts.
GO WILDCATS!!!
ajwildcat said:
Easy AJ, you can go back and see I have stated several times in this forum that I think WSU has done the right thing in keeping Bryant on the team, and I personally hope he can make things right. I guess I didn't read that most of the "new" charges had been taken care of. I also said "I don't see him" it was just a guess on my part, I didn't say "he shouldn't play" that would make me judge, and jury.
But this is a forum, and at the end of the day is is full of speculation, opinions, and occasionally purple-shaded truth.
I can admit I jumped to conclusions on the article, so Bryant accept my appology, I sincerely hope you can get everything taken care of for the best, not just to play for WSU but for life in general.
I just love the timing of this article. Publishing this article on the same day as court was in no means an accident by the Standard. Clearly the boys down at the paper have convicted #6 well before the Courts have. WSUCatfan, its all good man, we all appreciate what you add to this fan board.
If the charges have been reduced, the administrators will make a decision to reinstate him or to continue his suspension. Unfortunately for Bryant, past convictions, arrests, and other problems will be counted against him. The university has a no tolerance policy and a reputation of upholding said policy, no matter what the circumstances are. In all honesty, it doesn't look good for him.
