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Listen up genius....if this guy had been able to get his act together while in a structured environment (football program), he'd have turned his life around (good for him) and helped himself and Alabama's team (good for him AND team)

Perhaps the University and Football program made this guy think it was okay and not that big of a deal.....since they were willing to enroll him and let him play football, despite a felony charge still looming over his head.

Perhaps, had they not signed him, he would still be at Blinn College understanding the seriousness of the situation and decided to go get more help.......

If I were the girls father, I would be suing the UofA and getting to the bottom of it. They brought a big man to the area knowing he had a pending felony charge against him.....all in hopes of making the football team better. Seems like a very easy 7 figure settlement to me.....probably even more if they somehow find out that (UofA) didn't follow admission policies to the T

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Posted by MrAUTigers

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Member since Sep 2013

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Posted on 3/29/15 at 10:13 pm to IT_Dawg

You guys are arguing with a sack of rocks. If another school had brought in Taylor, after what happened at UGA, then coachcrisp would be giving that school all kinds of hell. It was bama that brought him in..........so it's no big deal.

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Posted by DrRichardHead

Member since Jun 2013

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Posted on 3/29/15 at 11:39 pm to IT_Dawg