Twitter trend...Mathieu kicked off LSU.

thriller wrote: kentdaddy, Honey Badger may not give one, but his AGENT sure does! :laugh:

And Buc, that's funny, because we were all just standing around here at work joking about JUST THAT! :laugh:

Edit [Alabama State may just win the National Championship this year!]

If he was a Spurrier player, would still be on the team, with lodging at a local hotel.

Buc wrote:

thriller wrote: kentdaddy, Honey Badger may not give one, but his AGENT sure does! :laugh:

And Buc, that's funny, because we were all just standing around here at work joking about JUST THAT! :laugh:

Edit [Alabama State may just win the National Championship this year!]

If he was a Spurrier player, would still be on the team, with lodging at a local hotel.

:woohoo: :laugh: :silly: :woohoo: :laugh:

This has nothing to do with (HB) it is about incoming Freshman and not getting suspended this is good news liked what Marshall said.


www.ledger-enquirer.com/2012/08/10/21570...r.html#storylink=rss

Actually think your post fits in well DWS. Appears that we have some young men that are going to enjoy the college experience and all it has to offer outside football. Good on these freshmen.

Can't say the same for Honey Badger, seems to be in a downward spiral. He is a good football player, however when someone his size makes it to the NFL, there are loads of players that are good football players. With the policy that LSU has in place, this cat was really living on the outside. Under UGA's policies, he would not have made it out of his freshman year. Sad. . . .and also borders on ignorance.

Every week you hear of players being suspended for violation of team rules. Just goes to show most have the "I" mentality and could care less about the team. Nothing a little stint in the military couldn't correct.

Hate it for the kid, but do have to say I have a little more respect for Miles and LSU.

Edit: Hate it for the other kids on the team. He really let them down.

TN Dawg, looking back, don't think we had as many problems when the "draft" was a way of life. Did have "draft dodgers", but for the most part, when your number was called, it was time to serve. Did have the Jane Fonda's and a lot of the "Hollywood" crowd that liked the American way of life, just did not want to be part of the protection arm. They however enjoyed the benefits of the mighty dollar.

Some of that I am afraid has worn off on a part of the current generations. Takers, not givers. I am proud of what I see going on in Athens with folks like Jarvis Jones and many of the freshmen. Sorry, you hit a nerve.