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re: Article: Johnny Manziel's 'crimes' are apparently worse than Jeremy Hill's
Posted on 8/11/13 at 6:00 am to MetryTyger
Posted on 8/11/13 at 6:00 am to MetryTyger
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Hill let a 14 year old girl give him a BJ when he was in """"""HIGH SCHOOL.""""""" And when he was """""SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD""""""".
He paid for that by having to sit out a year before starting college.
I keep seeing this rationality from LSU fans. Guys...he was 17 or 18 years old.(I've seen both) He was considered and adult, if he was 18. At 18 he can serve in the military. Kids at 18, legally or not, are drinking, they drive, and yes...there are MANY 18 year olds in prison, some for murder. At 18 he is much more capable of knowing right from wrong. If he is not, he has no business going off to college.
The girl was 14. I don't care if she encouraged him, or asked him to let her service him, he is the adult in the situation. HE has to say "No."
If a 14 year old girl came up to you offering herself, as an adult YOU should say no. There has to be a certain amount of self control Right now, based upon his record, he has no self control. He cannot control his sexual urges. He cannot control his anger issues. He is engaging in dangerous conduct to others and to himself. If LSU does nto help him get throught these issues by showing him there are consequences, then they are using him for his talents and throwing him away. Down the lie we MIGHT be looking at another Aaron Hernandez situation.
THAT said, Miles has shown in the past that he is willing to throw key members of the team off the team. But, I have to say that in those cases he had what he considered viable alternatives to those players. (Except for Matthieu, and his was so out of control Miles had no choice)
And he wouldn't be losing his college scholly or career over one punch. He violated criminal probation. He would lose it based upon a series of HORRIBLE decisions on his part. It happens all the time. Check our prisons. And yes....we have people in prison based upon one punch.
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Posted on 8/11/13 at 6:09 am to SammyTiger
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I am not saying your wouldn't i am saying to you think you should be? Fights happen, shite happens.
Ummm...yes. When you grow up you HAVE to learn to settle things by talking and not fighting. If you don't learn this, there are very real consequences that will be paid. (Firing) You WILL learn or you won't eat. It keeps everybody safer in the workplace. The sooner people learn this, the better off everybody will be. Do YOU really believe there is not a problem every time somebody "disses" somebody else a fight breaks out? In Atlanta a few years ago a guy was shot by a teenager. The guy had stopped to get his son a coke at a convenience store and the teenager was sitting in another car. The teenager felt the dad had "dissed" him, so he shot him....right in front of his son.
But in your world, no big deal. Happens all the time, so it must be ok.
Posted on 8/11/13 at 6:10 am to SammyTiger
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at football practice
Hill wasn't at football practice.
Posted on 8/11/13 at 6:35 am to DawgsLife
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.
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.
Posted on 8/11/13 at 8:13 am to NachoAvgJoe
Dawgslife still at it 
Time to move on buddy. We get it loud and clear, you don't agree with Miles in this situation (even though you don't know all the facts, none of us do). In the long run I just see it as a freshman giving a senior a bj (w/o him pressuring her whatsoever)...omg what a monster Hill must be!!!
Time to move on buddy. We get it loud and clear, you don't agree with Miles in this situation (even though you don't know all the facts, none of us do). In the long run I just see it as a freshman giving a senior a bj (w/o him pressuring her whatsoever)...omg what a monster Hill must be!!!
Posted on 8/11/13 at 10:44 am to DawgsLife
Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Sec arrests by team.
Posted on 8/11/13 at 10:47 am to DawgsLife
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At 18 he is much more capable of knowing right from wrong
You seem to keep bringing up this point. So I will ask you what makes an 18 year old any more of an adult than a 14 year old being a child?
I was doing the same dumb stuff as an 18 year old as I was at 14. The law states that you can be tried as an adult at 18 , but that sure as hell doesn't mean that you are mature enough at 18 to have an adults maturity.
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Right now, based upon his record, he has no self control. He cannot control his sexual urges. He cannot control his anger issues
Based upon his record? You know how I know your an idiot. You callously put these labels on him like he is a hardened criminal. The kid got a BJ from a freshman when he was a senior in HIGH SCHOOL!!! Quit acting like you were so mature and superior as a senior in high school that you would have been able to say " You know what honey, I am flattered but I am 18 and you are 14. I know that we are classmates but I must simply refrain."
Step down from your pedestal you "Perfect Citizen "
He can't control his anger issues??? GTFO DUMBASS!
He threw one punch to a drunk frat guy talking shite to him . Does he have a rap sheet with repeated assault charges??
NO!!!
Keep up your little assault,because it is obvious that nothing is going to change your thoughts on this. It's funny to hear how "GENUINELY CONCERNED YOU ARE ABOUT THE WELL BEING OF JEREMY HILL"
Posted on 8/11/13 at 11:59 am to Mullen3:16
Looks like someone is trying to hide the evidence
WTT: wheels for 2012 Mercedes (A&M Campus)
WTT: wheels for 2012 Mercedes (A&M Campus)
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