re: Article: Johnny Manziel's 'crimes' are apparently worse than Jeremy Hill's

You can't be serious with this. Can't possibly be serious. CLM tossed off the top rated quarterback in the entire country from his class. Ryan Perriloux. Look that up.

Ill give you a few stats from HS. 12,000+ yards of offense(5000 coming in his senior season alone). 155 touchdowns. And so on. Considered the top offensive weapon in the 2005 recruiting class.

He never got unleashed. CLM kicked him off the team.

And in case you don't follow LSU football, that has been a MAJOR issue(QB) since Perrilloux was booted. Get your facts straight.

Now with that said, take a good honest look at what you are attacking this young man about. Seriously. Georgia hasn't exactly been a beacon of moral behavior. Glass house bro. Hill is a good kid. You don't want to believe that, and that's your prerogative. Doesn't change the fact that he is. If he was a POS thug that had a long history of bad behavior, things may be different. He made a mistake. Ok, two mistakes. In two years. I'm sure you made a few bad choices between 18 and 20 years old.

Johnny Football has a long history of bad behavior. Constant and with no remorse. It's not the same situation at all.