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If we're getting grade/character castoffs like Marshall and WVU, then, yes, we should be ripped. You can't always say, "yeah, but we ripped Marshall for doing it, so we shouldn't do it!"
Getting high character transfers like King and Roche, who want to play on a bigger stage, is completely different than WVU taking that gangly, goofy TE that got kicked out of here or Marshall taking the RB we couldn't get in because of his street game.
If we're getting grade/character castoffs like Marshall and WVU, then, yes, we should be ripped. You can't always say, "yeah, but we ripped Marshall for doing it, so we shouldn't do it!"
Getting high character transfers like King and Roche, who want to play on a bigger stage, is completely different than WVU taking that gangly, goofy TE that got kicked out of here or Marshall taking the RB we couldn't get in because of his street game.
Lol @ King being high character when he quit on his team in the middle of the season as a starting QB; an unprecedented move. I got @Canedog trying to reason that Brian Hightower “QUIT” on his brothers in the middle of the season as justification to why circumstances are different; yet BH was not a starter, nor given a fair shot, as we warmly welcomed a guy who legit quit on his team, got in to an argument w his position, and immediately inserted him as starter.
YET, we gloss over the fact that King did the same exact chit, but the kicker is, HE WAS THE STARTER. He didn’t lose his position as starter, didn’t get injured, didn’t have family issues to attend to out of state; nope, he sat himself down b/c he started 1-3 in a new system, and gave his team the impression he was coming back, just to bounce to us. How is that high character?
We can try to spin narratives to fit or justify why we do chit, but as I stated, and I stand 100% by not having a team full of portal guys. It sets a bad precedent for locker room culture, and the kids who actually signed here.