jeffgt14
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Exactly. He's just going to keep chirping if we pay him any attention.May as well block or unfollow (or w/e the phrase is) him
Exactly. He's just going to keep chirping if we pay him any attention.May as well block or unfollow (or w/e the phrase is) him
I really want to strangle this guy...
The staff and team are aware of the various twitter handles. They are also aware of the fake text messages and stolen pictures.Ahhhhhhhh!!!
So much anger.
Does JO know this is the same guy? Does he still engage him under his other handle.
Yep! thought it very possible that the NCAA will drop the hammer on Tech just because the NCAA got so much grief from not hammering N. C. Remember what they did to Tech because 2 football players accepted clothing costing $300? Tech is a two time loser now and we don't stand up for ourselves.OMG...I'm having nightmares of GT as Cleveland State because the NCAA looked like an inept babysitter after the UNC thing.
SMH. This whole thing would never happen if staff had stuck to the most basic principal in coaching. If you’re not on staff or on the team, sit in the stands and cheer. The moment you let hangers-on of any variety into the locker room, practice, etc touve abdicated and control you had and bad things will happen.
Is the NCAA investigating also?Apparently, Hillary Clinton and her pal John Podesta began colluding with the Russians in 2009. John and his brother had formed the Podesta Group, and Paul Manafort worked with them on behalf of Putin and Russia. First, they supported Putin/Russia efforts to acquire 1/5 of US Uranium production. While Robert Mueller was head of the FBI, US Attorney Rosenstein oversaw an investigation of Russian money laundering, bribes, extortion, and kickbacks in order to get this deal. 145 million dollars was reportedly also paid to the Clinton Foundation by members of the board of the Russian company which acquired the Uranium deal. Reportedly, Rod Rosenstein and Robert Mueller had a responsibility to inform Congress, but that did not happen. On top of that, the Obama administration approved a visa in 2011 and 2014 for a Russian nuclear official about whom they had evidence of criminal activity, apparently against the law. There is now talk that the AG will create a special counsel to investigate all of this.
That's the big thing that is going on.
This might be posted later, but Pastner said in a briefing before getting on the plane to China that Okogie and Jackson would not be going. For Jackson's part in the violation he gets a 6 game suspension, and Okogie gets 9.That's some bs. Give the shoes back or pay for em should be enough. There's no way that UNCAA should be able to keep em from China.
I really want to strangle this guy...
For Jackson's part in the violation he gets a 6 game suspension, and Okogie gets 9.
No dog in the fight.....HA!
I really want to strangle this guy...
Where did you see this?
I believe those are the NCAA standards, but it could be more or less.
I'm pretty sure that is what was listed in the AJC as the standard punishment for this type of offense and in that range of impermissible benefits.
The hope is that due to the nut job involved and the fact that he set them up, there will be some leniency given.
there will be some leniency given.
The way we on these boards can hurt this person (bell, is that correct) the most is to ignore him.
Not sure how it would apply across states, but most states have an anti-bullying law. I'm sure whoever the guy is reads this messageboard, and there is clearly posts from fonts saying to go to this guy's twitter and leave "comments". That could be viewed as bullying, and could cause some people to have to "lawyer up" and answer questions even if you don't think it amounts to bullying. I'm not defending anyone, just pointing out things that can keep some of you from being inconvenienced from people who want to make life miserable for everyone. It could also cause trouble for mods on this board for "organizing" what he would view as bullying by not deleting the comments about giving certain people a hard time on social media.
IMO, it's just better not back a desperate person into a corner and leave well enough alone. Desperate people do desperate things. I think it's best to let GT and the NCAA handle this, and let's not go over to social media trying take our frustrations about our players suspensions on "that guy".