Urban Meyer set record straight on Aaron Hernandez

[Coqui]

Adding another element to this discussion:

http://buddymartinblog.wordpress.com/2013/07/13/the-truth-about-aaron-hernandez-and-urban-meyer/

It's reporting, so I understand, they can make it any way they want. Just tossing this out there.

 

[Landlord]

Adding another element to this discussion:

http://buddymartinbl...nd-urban-meyer/

It's reporting, so I understand, they can make it any way they want. Just tossing this out there.

That was a good read, thanks for sharing.

 

[ADS]

Didn't know where else to put this:

Ohio State football player Marcus Baugh was arrested Sunday for underage possession/consumption of alcohol and for displaying improper identification, according to a Franklin County Municipal Court public record.

http://www.thelantern.com/sports/ohio-state-freshman-football-player-marcus-baugh-arrested-for-underage-consumption-1.3048567

 

[Coqui]

Screw it. Underage drinking? Fire Meyer. :sarcasm

 

[OH HSKR FAN]

Ray Small is facing some trouble. Did Tressel kick him off the team?

 

[Coqui]

Ray Small is facing some trouble. Did Tressel kick him off the team?

When he was on the team, he was basically benched for the remainder of his college career. He never got out of the dog house. I don't think Tressel believed in kicking people off the team. But he wouldn't let you play.

 

[jaws]

Every time I hear about Ray Small, I think of this play. The guy had some talent but couldn't stay out of trouble and on the field.

 

[ADS]

Muschamp's response to Urban turning Florida in to the NCAA for recruiting violations:

Andy Staples ‏@Andy_Staples

Muschamp: “We appreciate our friends from Ohio making sure we follow NCAA rules. They certainly know something about NCAA rules.”

 

[RedRedJarvisRedwine]

Muschamp's response to Urban turning Florida in to the NCAA for recruiting violations:

Andy Staples ‏@Andy_Staples

Muschamp: “We appreciate our friends from Ohio making sure we follow NCAA rules. They certainly know something about NCAA rules.”

:lol: can't wait to see these two teams square off in the Gator Bowl!

 

[Mierin]

Every time I hear about players drinking I wonder how they're going to feel about it in 5-10 years. I know... every kid (or most kids) do it, and of course they're going to party with their friends... but they're not being the best athlete they can be. I mean... I regret not eating well when I was playing soccer. I could have been a lot better, I think. I didn't even work out during the off season and I ate tons of junk food. So I wonder how the kids who actually had a chance at playing a pro sport feel about things like that.

 

[Coqui]

Every time I hear about players drinking I wonder how they're going to feel about it in 5-10 years. I know... every kid (or most kids) do it, and of course they're going to party with their friends... but they're not being the best athlete they can be. I mean... I regret not eating well when I was playing soccer. I could have been a lot better, I think. I didn't even work out during the off season and I ate tons of junk food. So I wonder how the kids who actually had a chance at playing a pro sport feel about things like that.

Difference being this is off season. Athletes give themselves more leeway when they're not actively training.

 

[Mierin]

Every time I hear about players drinking I wonder how they're going to feel about it in 5-10 years. I know... every kid (or most kids) do it, and of course they're going to party with their friends... but they're not being the best athlete they can be. I mean... I regret not eating well when I was playing soccer. I could have been a lot better, I think. I didn't even work out during the off season and I ate tons of junk food. So I wonder how the kids who actually had a chance at playing a pro sport feel about things like that.

Difference being this is off season. Athletes give themselves more leeway when they're not actively training.

That doesn't change anything I said. Alcohol stunts muscle growth, which is something they should be worried about all year. And I'm sure loads of players drink during the season as well.

 

[HuskerShark]

Every time I hear about players drinking I wonder how they're going to feel about it in 5-10 years. I know... every kid (or most kids) do it, and of course they're going to party with their friends... but they're not being the best athlete they can be. I mean... I regret not eating well when I was playing soccer. I could have been a lot better, I think. I didn't even work out during the off season and I ate tons of junk food. So I wonder how the kids who actually had a chance at playing a pro sport feel about things like that.

Difference being this is off season. Athletes give themselves more leeway when they're not actively training.

That doesn't change anything I said. Alcohol stunts muscle growth, which is something they should be worried about all year. And I'm sure loads of players drink during the season as well.

I can tell you with 100% certainty that this is the case at probably every school with every major sport.

 

[Coqui]

Every time I hear about players drinking I wonder how they're going to feel about it in 5-10 years. I know... every kid (or most kids) do it, and of course they're going to party with their friends... but they're not being the best athlete they can be. I mean... I regret not eating well when I was playing soccer. I could have been a lot better, I think. I didn't even work out during the off season and I ate tons of junk food. So I wonder how the kids who actually had a chance at playing a pro sport feel about things like that.

Difference being this is off season. Athletes give themselves more leeway when they're not actively training.

That doesn't change anything I said. Alcohol stunts muscle growth, which is something they should be worried about all year. And I'm sure loads of players drink during the season as well.

I can tell you with 100% certainty that this is the case at probably every school with every major sport.

Which means they're not going to regret it in 5-10 years, because all the NFL players did it as well.

 

[Mierin]

Every time I hear about players drinking I wonder how they're going to feel about it in 5-10 years. I know... every kid (or most kids) do it, and of course they're going to party with their friends... but they're not being the best athlete they can be. I mean... I regret not eating well when I was playing soccer. I could have been a lot better, I think. I didn't even work out during the off season and I ate tons of junk food. So I wonder how the kids who actually had a chance at playing a pro sport feel about things like that.

Difference being this is off season. Athletes give themselves more leeway when they're not actively training.

That doesn't change anything I said. Alcohol stunts muscle growth, which is something they should be worried about all year. And I'm sure loads of players drink during the season as well.

I can tell you with 100% certainty that this is the case at probably every school with every major sport.

Which means they're not going to regret it in 5-10 years, because all the NFL players did it as well.

Who said anything about NFL players previous to this? Of course they're not going to regret it. They're the ones who had enough athletic ability to overcome any problems that surfaced because of alcohol consumption and poor diets if they did those things. The ones who would regret it are the guys who almost made it, who are thinking of things that would have pushed them to that level where they could have played in the NFL. I'm sure there are loads of them as they get older that regret it.