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Are you saying Les Miles did not have the team vote on keeping Jeremy Hill around?
oh good grief not this again. that was AFTER hill had been cleared. miles didn't have to let the team vote AT ALL. he did it because he respected the players. i've never heard of a coach doing that.

miles has kicked off his share of high profile, high impact starters. perrilloux, mathieu off the top of my head. not disciplined them. kicked them off the team.

The article didn't lie plus I believe a damning video existed of hill assaulting and it was a broken probation on top of that. Not only did the justice system fail, but so did miles. Badger isn't the best example to use either.

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Posted by bfniii

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Posted on 10/5/15 at 12:24 pm to djsdawg

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Not only did the justice system fail, but so did miles

explain what you think miles did wrong if the justice system failed. that's completely beyond miles' control. regardless, he dealt with the situation as it was handed to him and went the extra mile for the players. but keep spinning it differently.

after interacting in several threads with you, i'm noticing that you and reality don't work so well together.

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Badger isn't the best example to use either

he's a perfect example. a player in the running for the Heisman and miles let him go. how often has that happened in modern cfb? pretty much never. usually, it's suspension for half a game against southwestern north dakota state community college and votech.

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