Avery Moss situation: one year ban

The incident happened in late 2012. He has been in counseling since. If what Moss claims is truthful, his seems a bit harsh.

 
At least he's in counseling. Regardless of whether he plays for us again or not it sounds like he needs it.

 
At least he's in counseling. Regardless of whether he plays for us again or not it sounds like he needs it.
Counseling for what? Because he forgot to button his pants and they just so happened to fall down infront of the one person on campus that would care to tell anyone.

 
At least he's in counseling. Regardless of whether he plays for us again or not it sounds like he needs it.
Counseling for what? Because he forgot to button his pants and they just so happened to fall down infront of the one person on campus that would care to tell anyone.
Could be mental illness...sexuality issues...drug/alcohol issues, depression...who knows? Could be anything.

 
The incident happened in late 2012. He has been in counseling since. If what Moss claims is truthful, his seems a bit harsh.
Agree. If he did nothing more then go to the dorms when he wasn't supposed to, seems very extreme.

 
At least he's in counseling. Regardless of whether he plays for us again or not it sounds like he needs it.
Counseling for what? Because he forgot to button his pants and they just so happened to fall down infront of the one person on campus that would care to tell anyone.
Could be mental illness...sexuality issues...drug/alcohol issues, depression...who knows? Could be anything.

Very true. Or, it could be an 18-20 year old kid doing a stupid stunt thinking it's funny. Without being there or being close to the situation, there is no way of telling.

What ever it was, it's time for Moss to grow up, learn from the mistake and move on with life. I hope he goes through a period where he can prove that he has learned from this. If he does, I hope he can still me a major impact player for the program. If not, then I hope you goes off and has a successful life after doing something stupid as a kid.

 
I don't expect any special treatment for football players (or any athlete) but this seems a bit much. Here's how I read what's happened according to the article:

- Exposure incident leads to residence hall ban

- Some "misunderstanding" on timing led to Moss being in a residence hall while still under ban

- Could be banned from campus for four years - pending appeal after one - for violating residence hall ban

Obviously we only have one side of the "misunderstanding" story so it's hard to know what really happened but if he didn't cause any additional trouble, a possible four-year ban seems excessive. Also, I didn't catch it the first time but apparently is was one of the campus police officers who "made the call" on the campus ban but it was rubber-stamped by the Chief. Really? It doesn't even have to be someone in administration to call for the ban - any officer can do it? That really seems like it's asking for controversy to me.

 
Certainly not a good look for the university once his side of the story was made public. Would be hard to fault him for being not the happiest person as of late regarding staying at Nebraska. He got f'd.

 
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