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Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:36 am to MsGarrison
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Georgia is full of fricktards. It’s either getting arrested, drugs, abuse, or pervs there. No wonder God hates them.
How many Auburn players were arrested for breaking in a trailer and stealing from the people? Wasn't it Your star QB, Marshall pulled over for marijuana possession?
What abuse? Perv? Auburn's middle name. But I think the discussion was on your use of the word cheater? mind explaining? That seems to be an Auburn strength. If you would like, I can provide you with plenty of links to Auburn being named one of the most corrupt athletic programs in the country.
But, yeah. Try to deflect on to Georgia.
Let me borrow your strap.
Dyer, a 20-year-old running back coming off a freshman All-American season in 2010, is celebrating spring break at a friend's apartment, drinking beer and smoking chemically coated leaves that are sold in gas stations under the name Spice. But the mood turns serious when fellow freshman teammate Shaun Kitchens asks: "Man, let me use your strap. We need to go hit a lick."
The "strap" is a .45-caliber handgun with a laser sight stashed beneath the couch in Dyer's off-campus apartment.
And wasn't it Auburn that had a major Spice problem....since drugs seems to be your thing. I think it is mentioned in that link I gave you. but all you can do is throw around insinuations while I provide facts and links.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:39 am to MsGarrison
Here you go, big guy! Enjoy!
But Goodwin isn't listening, and in the early hours of March 11, 2011, coach Gene Chizik will awaken to an avalanche of bad news that will eventually reveal what had been successfully kept under wraps during an undefeated 2010 season: Some of the very stars who delivered Auburn a BCS title were using the most devastating synthetic drug sweeping America.
Auburn's new recruiting tactic? Drugs for errybody!
He got his first taste of Spice during a 2009 recruiting visit, when an older player at a football party gave him a hit.
Glass houses and all that?
But Goodwin isn't listening, and in the early hours of March 11, 2011, coach Gene Chizik will awaken to an avalanche of bad news that will eventually reveal what had been successfully kept under wraps during an undefeated 2010 season: Some of the very stars who delivered Auburn a BCS title were using the most devastating synthetic drug sweeping America.
Auburn's new recruiting tactic? Drugs for errybody!
He got his first taste of Spice during a 2009 recruiting visit, when an older player at a football party gave him a hit.
Glass houses and all that?
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 10:49 am
Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:50 am to DawgsLife
Out of all the hit pieces against Auburn, that was probably the most misleading.
Spice, at the time was legal, not on the NCAA's list of banned substances, and was common at all schools. Even though legal, Auburn was one of the few schools testing for it and was pushing the NCAA to have it banned.
Of course, you already know this. I also understand why you posted it.
Spice, at the time was legal, not on the NCAA's list of banned substances, and was common at all schools. Even though legal, Auburn was one of the few schools testing for it and was pushing the NCAA to have it banned.
Of course, you already know this. I also understand why you posted it.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:55 am to borotiger
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Out of all the hit pieces against Auburn, that was probably the most misleading.
Did you have 4-5 players arrested for breaking into a trailer and stealing cash and a safe with a .45 handgun?
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Spice, at the time was legal, not on the NCAA's list of banned substances, and was common at all schools.
Really? You have a link saying it was common at all schools?
quote:Testing for it? According to the article your players were introducing recruits to it at parties for recruiting visits. Also according to the article Auburn coaches were sweeping it under the rug.
Auburn was one of the few schools testing for it and was pushing the NCAA to have it banned.
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Of course, you already know this. I also understand why you posted it.
I posted it because one of you fine posters thinks Auburn is lilly white while trying to painting Georgia as a haven for drugs. Seems to be just the opposite.
But you already knew this and I know why you posted your opinion with no backup to your claims. No links at all? I bet I can find several more links backing up what this article said.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:56 am to DawgsLife
Posted on 3/25/18 at 10:57 am to borotiger
12 Players failed synthetic drug test and Auburn kept test results confidential
You do know there was a court case over all this where Dyer testified, right?
"He had this look in his eyes I hadn't seen before," Dyer later tells the police, trying to put into words what doctors are discovering in emergency rooms across the country: The chemicals in Spice are causing neurotransmitters in Goodwin's brain to short circuit like downed power lines. "I tried to be a man and tell him I wasn't going and, you know, he shouldn't go because, to be honest, Antonio is not really that type a guy," Dyer will later tell a jury.
You do know there was a court case over all this where Dyer testified, right?
"He had this look in his eyes I hadn't seen before," Dyer later tells the police, trying to put into words what doctors are discovering in emergency rooms across the country: The chemicals in Spice are causing neurotransmitters in Goodwin's brain to short circuit like downed power lines. "I tried to be a man and tell him I wasn't going and, you know, he shouldn't go because, to be honest, Antonio is not really that type a guy," Dyer will later tell a jury.
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Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:04 am to DawgsLife
So it appears that Garrison has you so riled up that you can't read or understand. It happens.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:04 am to borotiger
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Out of all the hit pieces against Auburn, that was probably the most misleading.
Need more?
4 Auburn players arrested for drugs 2016
Softball players, too
Four Auburn players arrested for pot won’t face game suspensions
Auburn tough on drugs, amiright?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:05 am to borotiger
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So it appears that Garrison has you so riled up that you can't read or understand. It happens.
Really? I read the article pretty well. maybe you should try again? or maybe I am getting you so riled up you can't read?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:12 am to borotiger
I have a question. here's somethign from your link:
[Dakota] Mosley's attorney, Davis Whittelsey, said he will argue in court that Auburn was more concerned with covering up drug tests than getting students counseling for the highly addictive drug, which is linked to about 11,000 emergency room visits a year.
"Could Auburn have done more? Hell, yeah," Whittelsey said. "Not only could they have done more, they should have done more."
You don't even realize that this was not a reporter but an opinion piece, right?
More from your link:
Four Auburn players were arrested on robbery charges after using a behavior-altering drug.
At least one of them claims to have failed multiple tests, though those were during what AuburnSports.com reports as a "trial" period.
On Wednesday, former safety Mike McNeil, also among the four arrested players, was the center of a report by Selena Roberts accusing the school of meddling with his police investigation.
Poor Auburn. Everybody's picking on you.
[Dakota] Mosley's attorney, Davis Whittelsey, said he will argue in court that Auburn was more concerned with covering up drug tests than getting students counseling for the highly addictive drug, which is linked to about 11,000 emergency room visits a year.
"Could Auburn have done more? Hell, yeah," Whittelsey said. "Not only could they have done more, they should have done more."
You don't even realize that this was not a reporter but an opinion piece, right?
More from your link:
Four Auburn players were arrested on robbery charges after using a behavior-altering drug.
At least one of them claims to have failed multiple tests, though those were during what AuburnSports.com reports as a "trial" period.
On Wednesday, former safety Mike McNeil, also among the four arrested players, was the center of a report by Selena Roberts accusing the school of meddling with his police investigation.
Poor Auburn. Everybody's picking on you.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:14 am to borotiger
Ex-AU football player Dakota Mosley sentenced to 3 years in prison as part of plea deal with prosecutors (updated)Seems as if at least part of the story is true, don't you think?
Mosley was accused of waiting in the getaway vehicle outside a residence in Conway Acres Mobile Home Park in March 2011 while co-defendants Michael McNeil, Shaun Kitchens and Antonio Goodwin entered the home and robbed five college students.
Mosley was the last of the four facing trial. McNeil and Kitchens received 3 years sentences after pleading guilty to robbery as part of similar plea agreements with the district attorney’s office. Goodwin was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment following a 2012 trial.
Mosley was accused of waiting in the getaway vehicle outside a residence in Conway Acres Mobile Home Park in March 2011 while co-defendants Michael McNeil, Shaun Kitchens and Antonio Goodwin entered the home and robbed five college students.
Mosley was the last of the four facing trial. McNeil and Kitchens received 3 years sentences after pleading guilty to robbery as part of similar plea agreements with the district attorney’s office. Goodwin was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment following a 2012 trial.
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 11:16 am
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:29 am to DawgsLife
Kirby already has more arrests at Georgia than Gus has had at Auburn. That’s pretty bad. Thanks for dusting off an incident that occurred 7 years ago, though.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:45 am to jangalang
quote:I honestly don't know f it is true or not. But are you using the "We aren't as bad as you are!" defense?
Kirby already has more arrests at Georgia than Gus has had at Auburn.
If so, then lets discuss that Natrez Patrick missed games on two occasions for marijuana and Auburn had several caught with marijuana and missed no time at all.
quote:What difference does it make? I mean carlton Davis, Cowart and a couple other players were caught with weed and gus just patted them on the head. Wouldn't want to miss that Clemson game, would we?
Thanks for dusting off an incident that occurred 7 years ago, though.
Is that recent enough for you?
Keep in mind, I didn't come in here throwing carp. the crap throwing was started by Auburn posters.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:47 am to jangalang
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Kirby already has more arrests at Georgia than Gus has had at Auburn. That’s pretty bad. Thanks for dusting off an incident that occurred 7 years ago, though.
Auburn football players Byron Cowart, Carlton Davis, Ryan Davis and Jeremiah Dinson were arrested Saturday night in Auburn and charged with second-degree possession of marijuana, Auburn Police Division activity logs show.
Recent Enough?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:55 am to DawgsLife
So both Auburn and UGA have more deolorables than Florida?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 11:57 am to MsGarrison
Georgia is turning into the next aTm. Expect an Aids epidemic to solidify itself as the new aTm.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 12:12 pm to DawgsLife
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honestly don't know f it is true or not. But are you using the "We aren't as bad as you are!" defense?
There are ways to verify but I’m sure you already know the results of the search. Given that Gus has been at Auburn about 3 years longer than Kirby at UGA and still has less arrests, maybe you should quit looking up all our of arrests since 2011. It’s pretty pathetic that you have to go back that far.
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I mean carlton Davis, Cowart and a couple other players were caught with weed and gus just patted them on the head.
I mean Georgia had players that were repeat offenders and their coaches still only gave them a pat on the head. It took both Natrez Patrick and Chauncey Rivers their third arrest before y’all finally dismissed them. Sit down, dog.
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 12:33 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 12:16 pm to DawgsLife
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Auburn football players Byron Cowart, Carlton Davis, Ryan Davis and Jeremiah Dinson were arrested Saturday night in Auburn and charged with second-degree possession of marijuana, Auburn Police Division activity logs show. Recent Enough?
Georgia has had 9 arrests since that incident.
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 12:37 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 12:45 pm to 1BIGTigerFan
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So both Auburn and UGA have more deolorables than Florida?
Nah. Florida had 9 arrested for felonies before the season started last year.
No. My point was that people that want to throw stones and point their fingers at another program needs to take a long hard look at their won program first. Nobody is squeaky clean. Not Auburn. Not Georgia. Nobody.
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