I think we can safely draw a line at domestic violence. No reason we can't have a competitive football team without bringing in players involved in felony domestic disputes.

I'm fine with second chances for misdemeanors but if he was bad enough to get kicked out of the SEC then the SEC should step in and say if you get kicked out of an SEC institution you stay out of the SEC all together. The current system doesn't make sense if you get kicked out of Florida, why should Auburn take you in? If you get kicked out of Georgia why should Auburn take you in? No reason Georgia should have to face this POS on the field.

I don't want him around campus, don't care if he's rehabilitated or not violence against women is inexcusable.

This post was edited on 1/8/15 at 9:11 am

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Posted by tungi01

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Member since May 2012

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Posted on 1/8/15 at 9:30 am to JB Bama

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I don't want him around campus, don't care if he's rehabilitated or not violence against women is inexcusable.

Please show me where he was given a pass? For a moment try to take your emotions out of the equation... I have a daughter, what he did was horrible and HE DESERVED TO BE PUNISHED but after he served that punishment, and if there is ANY chance that he could do good, is it NOT worth giving him a chance? If the guy is a danger to society and women, then HE SHOULD ABSOLUTELY NOT BE ALLOWED ON CAMPUS AND SHOULD BE LOCKED UP SOMEWHERE. But if he can somehow make amends for his crimes and become a somewhat productive member of society does he not deserve that chance?

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