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re: UGA staffer fired and arrested on charges of eavesdropping, placed camera in shower area
Posted on 3/25/18 at 12:51 pm to jangalang
Posted on 3/25/18 at 12:51 pm to jangalang
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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.
I'm game. Give me a link. I'll look at it. You are the one making the statement. back it up.
quote:Last year? You had four arrested for marijuana in one scoop up. And, I they all were regular players if not starters. their punishment? none. Patted them on the head and let them play.
It’s pretty pathetic that you have to go back that far.
quote:Really? name them. Natrez Patrick was caught twice and he was suspeneded......twice. Including the SECCG, Rose Bpwl and the National Championship game. Auburn had four and none were suspended for a single game. not. a. game.
I mean Georgia had players that were repeat offenders and their coaches still only gave them a pat on the head.
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Sit down, dog.
Thing is, Rivers was thrown off the team. So was Nick Marshall, and we all know where he ended up. Yep. Auburn. And guess what? he got caught with marijuana and....wow, Auburn made him a starter. Seems Auburn only punishes bench players. The ones that actually make it on the field are ignored.
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Posted on 3/25/18 at 12:53 pm to jangalang
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Georgia has had 9 arrests since that incident.
How many of them got disciplined? now how many of Auburn's players were disciplined. I'll wait.
If you need help, I am willing. Tell you what. I'll tell you. All of Georgia's players were disciplined. none of Auburn's were.
ETA I noticed you didn't mention charges were dropped on several of those for Georgia.
And two more were for having a BB Gun in their dorm. Hard core, man. I wish our guys were robbing trailers instead of possessing a BB Gun. MUCH better!
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 12:57 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:04 pm to DawgsLife
It is just disturbing.
Period.
The creep factor is very high.
But as far as cheating, I doubt this was known by anyone else. If it was, well everyone who knew would be shitcanned.
Period.
The creep factor is very high.
But as far as cheating, I doubt this was known by anyone else. If it was, well everyone who knew would be shitcanned.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:04 pm to DawgsLife
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I'm game. Give me a link. I'll look at it. You are the one making the statement. back it up.
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Last year?
You cut off the sentence which said 2011 in my quote. What do you think?
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Really? name them.
I already did. Natrez and Chauncey were both arrested three times. You’re slow.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:09 pm to jangalang
You've already been owned dumbass. You can shut up now.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:11 pm to jangalang
Never mind that of those counted, the charges were dropped in one of them.
No. My point was Auburn had four arrested for marijuana and none served a suspension. not one sat out a game.
Sean White was arrested, too and he didn't serve a suspension, either, I don't think. (Did he?)
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You cut off the sentence which said 2011 in my quote. What do you think?
No. My point was Auburn had four arrested for marijuana and none served a suspension. not one sat out a game.
Sean White was arrested, too and he didn't serve a suspension, either, I don't think. (Did he?)
quote:Charges were dropped on Natrez for one of them and he served suspensions for the other two. Rivers was kicked off the team. Tell me one more time what suspensions Auburn players served? You know...because I am slow?
Natrez and Chauncey were both arrested three times.
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 1:11 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:14 pm to DawgsLife
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How many of them got disciplined?
I show you where your players get arrested at a much more alarming rate than Auburn’s and you’re worried about our discipline. That’s rich.
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ETA I noticed you didn't mention charges were dropped on several of those for Georgia
It’s beyond my worries how much Georgia protects their “I dindu nuffin” players.
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quote]And two more were for having a BB Gun in their dorm. Hard core, man.
You wasn’t worried about hardcore when you listed Auburn’s players bust for weed possession, why should I be?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:16 pm to higgs_boson
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It is just disturbing.
No doubt about that! Never understood voyeurs.
quote:The article claimed that no student athletes were observed....how could they possibly know that? Honestly? That part reeks of cover up, to me.
But as far as cheating, I
Not sure how Garrison pulled cheating out of thin air, though. That doesn't make any sense at all.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:18 pm to jangalang
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I show you where your players get arrested at a much more alarming rate than Auburn’s and you’re worried about our discipline. That’s rich.
No. I showed you how we discipline our players. We do not turn a blind eye.
quote:The police department dropped the charges, doofus, not UGA!
It’s beyond my worries how much Georgia protects their “I dindu nuffin” players.
quote:Well, you know. BB Guns. Drugs. I mean the Auburn poster (Garrison?) was worried about all the drugs in Athens, when it appears there seems to be just as big (if not bigger) problem in Auburn.
You wasn’t worried about hardcore when you listed Auburn’s players bust for weed possession, why should I be?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:20 pm to DawgsLife
I agree.
Not about cheating at all, about perverted acts and invasion of privacy by one individual.
And don't get roped into all of the past player allegation crap.
Honestly, look at the general population, then look at the number of athletes who get in trouble, I am willing to bet it is lower.
Unsavory acts are always going to happen, as long as there are consequences, that is about the best we can hope for.
Not about cheating at all, about perverted acts and invasion of privacy by one individual.
And don't get roped into all of the past player allegation crap.
Honestly, look at the general population, then look at the number of athletes who get in trouble, I am willing to bet it is lower.
Unsavory acts are always going to happen, as long as there are consequences, that is about the best we can hope for.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:20 pm to jangalang
And by the way...when Sean White was arrested for public drunkeness, he had just completed a two game suspension. Crap! I wonder what he did to get suspended? Kill somebody?
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:21 pm to DawgsLife
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Never mind that of those counted, the charges were dropped in one of them.
And yet Gus has still endured less arrests than Kirby even if we threw that one out. Which I’m not.
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No. My point was Auburn had four arrested for marijuana and none served a suspension. not one sat out a game.
They were busted four or five months before the season. Who is to say they weren’t disciplined?
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Sean White was arrested, too and he didn't serve a suspension, either
Yes he did. And then he relapsed and then he was kicked off..
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Charges were dropped on Natrez for one of them and he served suspensions for the other two. Rivers was kicked off the team
Rivers was kicked off the team after his third arrest...lol. Natrez’s charges were dropped because he had a fall guy...and he also failed the probationary required piss test which followed his arrest.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:26 pm to DawgsLife
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No. I showed you how we discipline our players. We do not turn a blind eye.
You have players getting multiple arrests. That’s some discipline I tell ya.
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The police department dropped the charges, doofus, not UGA!
Shirley you’re not this obtuse, Shirley?
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[quote]Well, you know. BB Guns. Drugs.
Well you know, they’re both illegal no matter how trivial the crimes.
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I mean the Auburn poster (Garrison?) was worried about all the drugs in Athens, when it appears there seems to be just as big (if not bigger) problem in Auburn.
That is quite a theory but yet more Georgia players been popped with drug related offenses.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:26 pm to higgs_boson
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Not about cheating at all, about perverted acts and invasion of privacy by one individual.
But for me that is serious in and of itself. Who wants to be watched when they are unaware of it. Glad he got fired and hope they throw him under the jail.
quote:I know. Every school has it. Nobody is clean, and what individuals do shouldn't paint a school. I do find it hilarious that Jangalang wants to say the arrests in 2011 was a long time ago, but the 2010 National Championship was just like yesterday.
And don't get roped into all of the past player allegation crap.
quote:Would not surprise me a bit. I saw a study about athletes not finishing their degrees in college and it seems like more got their degrees percentage wise than the general school population. (I might be wording this wrong, so take it with a grain of salt)
Honestly, look at the general population, then look at the number of athletes who get in trouble, I am willing to bet it is lower.
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Unsavory acts are always going to happen, as long as there are consequences, that is about the best we can hope for.
Yeah, but this is the Rant, and it's hard to fault a few people for taking a convenient shot at us. And, when things like this happens it's embarrassing. It is what it is.
I haven't seen you around as much. I haven't been around as much and, I suspect, neither have you. Off season is horrible!
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:29 pm to jangalang
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You have players getting multiple arrests. That’s some discipline I tell ya.
Beats doing nothing, I guess.
quote:If you know otherwise, then please share with us all.
Shirley you’re not this obtuse, Shirley?
quote:Yeah. BB Gun. Drugs. Which do you want to catch your kid with?
Well you know, they’re both illegal no matter how trivial the crimes.
quote:Auburn players just have more experience hiding it, I guess? Weed seems to be the drug of choice for Georgia. Spice for Auburn? And...more Georgia players? or a couple getting popped on multiple occasions?
That is quite a theory but yet more Georgia players been popped with drug related offenses.
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 1:30 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:35 pm to DawgsLife
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Beats doing nothing, I guess.
Having repeat offender players is better than “doing nothing? “
quote:Is the “kid” in college and does he know better than to bring B.B. guns on campus?
Yeah. BB Gun. Drugs. Which do you want to catch your kid with?
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Auburn players just have more experience hiding it, I guess?
And this is the foundation for why you think Auburn has just as much ( if not more) of a drug problem than Georgia? I’ll allow it.
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And...more Georgia players? or a couple getting popped on multiple occasions
I gave you a list, count em up since Kirby arrived and I’ll count up the number of drug arrests in the same time frame. Ok?
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 1:38 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:38 pm to jangalang
quote:So, it is your contention that the only time your players were smoking weed was the time they got caught?
Having repeat offender players is better than “doing nothing? “
okay.
quote:So your answer is you don't care if they have a BB Gun or are smoking weed?
Is the “kid” in college and does he know better than to bring B.B. guns on campus?
quote:Well, we know the Tigahs like their Spice.
And this is the foundation for why you think Auburn has just as much ( if not more) of a drug problem than Georgia? I’ll allow it.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:45 pm to DawgsLife
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So, it is your contention that the only time your players were smoking weed was the time they got caught? okay.
So, is it your contention that the only time Georgia players smoked weed was when they got caught? If not,who the frick cares?
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So your answer is you don't care if they have a BB Gun or are smoking weed?
My answer is a crime is a crime. Given the political climate today, I’d hate to know my kid was stupid enough to bring a B.B. gun to campus.
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Well, we know the Tigahs like their Spice.
Link? Otherwise your ammo is outdated. 2011? Really? Many American soldiers did spice as well for the benefit of not pissing hot.
This post was edited on 3/25/18 at 1:46 pm
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:51 pm to jangalang
quote:Nope. That's why we punish them. To try to dissuade that type behavior. Tell me. What was Sean White suspended two games for? Then he got arrested for public intoxication. Sounds to me like the repeat offenders might be found at Auburn. Sean White. Nick Marshall.
So, is it your contention that the only time Georgia players smoked weed was when they got caught? If not,who the frick cares?
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My answer is a crime is a crime. Given the political climate today, I’d hate to know my kid was stupid enough to bring a B.B. gun to campus.
A crime is a crime? So, in your estimation, rape is equal to jaywalking? Okay, then.
quote:I guess if 2011 is outdated in irrelevant then 2010 is to, right?
Link? Otherwise your ammo is outdated. 2011? Really? Many American soldiers did spice as well for the benefit of not pissing hot.
Posted on 3/25/18 at 1:52 pm to BamaRoo
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On Purvis' now suspended twitter:
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