JSW Arrested For Pot ?

Well at least we don't have to worry about this..lol

www.sbnation.com/2013/11/1/5056200/carl-...i-cocaine-marijuana-

Dang it. What's with smoking dope in the dorm? Stupid kids. :huh:

Yeah... they really should go somewhere else and do it. Go out behind the student center or something. If anyone comes around the corner you can just toss it away.

Kids these days don't seem to be very bright at times.

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Wartdawg wrote: I don't care if they have a penalty for it or not...

I just want all teams to have the exact same rules about it.


BD...
The only time a player from Bama has his arrest made public is when Saban wants to kick him off the team because he found a better recruit.

At least we still trail Florida on the arrest count...
that's something I guess.
:dry:

Wartdawg, the type in bold sounds like what I read elsewhere. If that is the "case" guess we can hang the cleats up and watch Saban play for NC's as long as he is the head coach.

Saban does "many" good things which I can bring forward, have to ask you to do the same. Just saying . . . .

I don't think smoking pot is that bad, but it's against the law (for now) so I just wish JSW and the other players would be smart and not smoke it. But that's living in a dream world.

I know a lot of people disagree with me but I think they should legalize and regulate pot in the US like they did alcohol.

In the US we have bigger drug problems like kids overdosing on pain pills.

People who live down here in Florida like Buc and myself know there's walk-in pain clinics on every other corner.

Florida is the #1 state in the US with prescription abusive for pain pills, but the city of LA (Hollywood) may be a close second.

Sorry I got on my soapbox.

Back to the game for today.

GO DAWGS SICK'EM WOOF WOOF WOOF!

bulldawg36869 wrote: I guess I didn't make my point as clearly as I wanted.

We all know is a Richt is a good man.

My argument is for all the people that want to keep him because he is a good christian man etc.

By your own admission it happens at "every other school".

So we keep a coach because he is a good, Godly man but we have the same problems with discipline as "every other school". In fact team discipline on the field is worse than average if you go by the number of penalties year in and year out.

where's the advantage?

Think I can speak for both WD and myself in that I don't keep a coach because he is a Christian or a "good man".....I want to keep a coach because he CAN coach. Being a Christian or a "good man" that can influence these kids is a BONUS.....and an important one imo.