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Anyone here heard anything about Perry being suspended again?

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When I lived in Las Vegas this is the reason some of the sharp guys always ignored the early lines on the bowl games, and waited until closer to game day.

When I asked one of them about it he told me it was unbelievable how stupid some of these kids were, that there were guaranteed to be suspensions, and often among key players. He learned his lesson the hard way and now preferred to wait.
 
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Malik is not gifted QB, however, he is mature, has kept his nose clean & created no problems whatsoever at the U and I feel tries his best and is a Cane. If he plays in the bowl I hope he does well.
 
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duke4heisman said:
You are correct on pharmaceuticals and hardcore street drugs but you are delusional if you think marijuana use correlates to any of those things you mentioned
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I tried to ignore this and stick to football, but some of you don't know what you are talking about. Marijuana can and does ruin lives. Most people are good with it, just like most people are good with drinking. But some are not. It doesn't take meth or coke to ruin family's. How do I know? Because my 17 year old son is currently doing 90 days in Palm Beach Gardens at a facility. My 2 daughters and my wife (all of whom he stole from to buy weed) would disagree with "pot doesn't ruin families". The sheriff's office here and South Carolina would disagree too since they arrested him for it and he spent 11 days in jail over Thanksgiving for it ... and got high the day he got out and the morning we took him to rehab. And he wasn't a train wreck before it. He was a D1 level soccer recruit who would have been signing a LOI in Februray, but will now be finishing up his stay and trying to get his life back together and just graduate HS. And for nothing more than pot. I know just pot because he has been tested more times than Josh Gordon. My point is most people are good with whatever they put in their bodies, but some people can't deal with it period. Maybe Kosi is one of those dudes and he just can't put it down no matter what.
Back to football ...
 
CashMoneyCane said:
Was your daughter addicted to marijuana??? Was watching her relax and find a little more enjoyment in things absolutely horrible for you?

Yeah, that's what I said, I support addiction. Weird how I support it so much and yet am not addicted to anything, and don't use any drugs but marijuana regularly. Don't even smoke tobacco. But of course, all drugs are highly addictive.

Maybe you should try smoking a joint to chill the F out and be a little open-minded.
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Maybe you should read what I posted and stop being a $#@%. You don't know it all. Guy is just relating his experience. I was just like you til I had to deal with it personally. How bout we keep this strictly football and stop jumping on other people wo might disagree with you.
 
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GOCANES05 said:
Apparently you've never been associated with addicts , it's not only a 50's thing it's a world wide epidemic your ignorance is glaring and sad with all that addiction has caused in death, overdoses , families ruined , lives changed for ever and for you to make a statement like this speaks loads of your mindset on drugs and you support of them.
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I have a sister who is an addict. Nothing is beyond her rationalization at a given point in time. She ordered a case of Listerine on Amazon and started guzzling it, once she learned it contained quite a bit of alcohol. I could keep going. One example after another. I drove her to Publix one afternoon and she promised she would not buy alcohol. Well, that was technically true. I stayed in the car. Next thing I know I see my sister being escorted back to the car, with the manager and assistant manager holding either arm. She had brought a bottle opener in her purse and opened a bottle of wine in the middle of that aisle, guzzling it down. A customer saw it and alerted employees.

I would estimate at least $250,000 has been spent on her behalf, with zero benefit. She lost her marriage. She lost her home. Everything. Her husband sent her to the most highly respected addiction facility in the country for 3 months, the same place in Mississippi that Tiger Woods attended for sexual addiction. My sister didn't benefit at all. Within weeks she was back on the sauce, and completely bitter about being sent to that facility. She deemed everyone else there to be beneath her level. They have problems. She does not. That's how she viewed it.

A few years ago she lived briefly at my house after her divorce. I tried to help her but she is so dishonest and such an addict it was a disaster. One day I came home from playing golf and she was trying to log into my Fidelity account on my laptop. She was attempting to steal money to feed her addiction. When I walked into the room and saw what she was doing, instead of apologizing she stood up and started punching me in the arm. She was cursing me that she hadn't been able to guess my passwords: "What are they? What are they? Tell me your god damned passwords. I tried everything."
 
go_canes_17 said:
This happens all the time. College is crazy now with all the social media. Having just recently graduated I saw my fair share of these types of snaps, whether it be a friend sent it to me or them accidentally posting it on their story. It is embarrassing for the school but they care a lot more about drugs and stuff like that. As long as it was consensual *** and she was okay with her being filmed (and assuming in the video all you see is her from behind) I doubt this amounts to anything. Richt will be upset but there is no way in **** he can kick him off...we need QBs.
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This is not true at all. The starting qb of a program has to be set to higher standards than your average college student. Even that average student faces grave consequences if the girl did not know she was being filmed or if she did not know it would be distributed.
 
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