Mark Bradley takes a shot at Saban ,but us as well.............
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To Bradley's point....what's the solution? Coaches and staff aren't
unaware of a kid's character. So how about this....stop recruiting kids who otherwise have no business in college. Recognize thugs and ignore them. If that isn't going to happen, then Bradley is just noise. Is he saying the college has some ownership in this issue? Screw that. Life's unfair, a biotch and competitive. If you screw up, live with it but you don't belong on a team representing a school in a bad way. College should have no liability in the matter and its best move to it let thugs be thugs without a scholly.
But, Sabans are going to continue to win titles and the others will act as though titles matter.
unaware of a kid's character. So how about this....stop recruiting kids who otherwise have no business in college. Recognize thugs and ignore them. If that isn't going to happen, then Bradley is just noise. Is he saying the college has some ownership in this issue? Screw that. Life's unfair, a biotch and competitive. If you screw up, live with it but you don't belong on a team representing a school in a bad way. College should have no liability in the matter and its best move to it let thugs be thugs without a scholly.
But, Sabans are going to continue to win titles and the others will act as though titles matter.
I don't begrudge him getting a second chance
but it seems like that chance ought to have been with a lower profile program. Two arrests in a short period of time, one of them being for domestic violence, ought to result in him playing for Memphis, Southern Miss, etc.
Alabama is certainly within their rights to admit him, but I don't see why it made sense for them to take a chance on him. They have more highly rated guys that want to sign with them every year than they have a spot for - he took up a scholarship and a precious annual quota. Both school and player look bad here, and it seems like winding up someplace more humble would have done him some good. Winding up at the premier program in the conference over the past decade and in its history period was a disservice to him.
but it seems like that chance ought to have been with a lower profile program. Two arrests in a short period of time, one of them being for domestic violence, ought to result in him playing for Memphis, Southern Miss, etc.
Alabama is certainly within their rights to admit him, but I don't see why it made sense for them to take a chance on him. They have more highly rated guys that want to sign with them every year than they have a spot for - he took up a scholarship and a precious annual quota. Both school and player look bad here, and it seems like winding up someplace more humble would have done him some good. Winding up at the premier program in the conference over the past decade and in its history period was a disservice to him.
I may be wrong ,and hope I am ,but I think he continues to be a.......
habitual offender regardless of the chances he gets. I hope I am wrong ....
This post was edited on 3/30 5:55 PM by Jaman_Dawg
habitual offender regardless of the chances he gets. I hope I am wrong ....
This post was edited on 3/30 5:55 PM by Jaman_Dawg
You think CMR would sign a dude kicked out of Bama for hitting a gal?
Hell no, so STFU Bradley. He is a dick head of the HIGHEST order.
Hell no, so STFU Bradley. He is a dick head of the HIGHEST order.
Re: I don't begrudge him getting a second chance
Curious as to why you think a lower rated program would be okay, but not a Power 5 program.
Curious as to why you think a lower rated program would be okay, but not a Power 5 program.
His whole premise is wrong imo...NOBODY is laughing-all we want is for
Justice to finally be served on some of these programs that look the other way on serious character flaws. Now if I had my preference, it would have happened to AU or UT but Saban settled into this warm bath that lulled him into being invincible and it unraveled on him. Hope he pays thru the nose for it...and no I'm not laughing when I say that.
Justice to finally be served on some of these programs that look the other way on serious character flaws. Now if I had my preference, it would have happened to AU or UT but Saban settled into this warm bath that lulled him into being invincible and it unraveled on him. Hope he pays thru the nose for it...and no I'm not laughing when I say that.
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