Jesus. We have a tPOS on our roster. You have a tPOS on your roster.

Simmons will play next year. Stringfellow will play next year.

Both hit a girl.

No one is trying to "deflect". We are stating facts that you can't argue w/. You're an OM fan saying Simmons is a "thug" so the OBVIOUS response is pointing to Stringfellow, someone on your own team, and pointing out how he hit a girl as well. If you can't see how those relate, no one here can help you.

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Posted by GuyonaBuffalo

Member since Jan 2014

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Posted on 3/29/16 at 6:46 pm to Big4Dawg

Finally this thread is dead. Ha ha!

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Posted by Lokistale

Member since Aug 2013

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Posted on 3/29/16 at 9:03 pm to Big4Dawg

quote:
If you can't see how those relate, no one here can help you.

Here's what you are missing...

Regardless of schools, we can all agree that as individuals our actions have consequences, and we should be held accountable for the choices we make.

Stringfellow made his mistake, and consequently he got kicked off his football team. Afterward, Ole Miss gave him an opportunity for redemption, but he was punished for his actions. So far... to my knowledge, Stringfellow has been trouble free, thus he has hopefully learned from his experience.

So if you want to 'relate'... allowing Simmons to remain on the team is nothing like Stringfellow's situation. If Simmons remains on the team then the message to State players is that there are no accountability or repercussions for their actions.

I'm not saying that people should just give up on Simmons and that he should never play football again, but if he is not held accountable for his actions (assaulting a woman)... State is actually doing him a disservice...

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