There isn't any reinforcements coming , I'm sure this dude was told many times the free lunch is coming to an end and the real world is hitting soon like a freight train get your act together listen to people whom have your best interest at hand.
But NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO these kids want to to be men take care of there families hunting for BAG they know better well
Hey I need a wire guy to work in the wire room in this South Florida summer heat 12-14 hours a day 5:30am-till.
Love when these criers tank after they ignored all the warnings there constantly been given.
GOCANES
I’m not one to sympathize with people who are hurting due to self inflicted actions... but he’s young so he can turn it around.
Same here. Zero sympathy from me. He’s been given more help then anyone with regard to mentorship, education, athletics, personal & he’s squandered it all & what he tweeted is in the handbook of idiots that squander chances. They always resort to this..always.
This grown man failed to do simple class work & was ineligible his senior year & yet still got to play in the UA game, & sign with a prestigious university both academically & athletically...then calls out his position coach on Twitter! He’s an entitled brat that needs to get help with his mental health.
I agree with all of that, but life is bigger than a sport. You also can't help those who can't get out of their own way. Seems he's reaching out with that and hopefully someone reprograms his *** so he can live a productive life.
I know UM honors the scholarship for players who leave early, but what about transfers? We always hear about how the U is a family, well it's time to prove that. Dude needs help, if it's not any sort of violation the staff should reach out. Is there anyway to notify the staff incase of the slim chance they haven't heard about this?
He isn't reaching out for help on social media.
He wants attention.
Get help in silence if you really want it.
I agree with all of that, but life is bigger than a sport. You also can't help those who can't get out of their own way. Seems he's reaching out with that and hopefully someone reprograms his *** so he can live a productive life.
He isn't reaching out for help on social media.
He wants attention.
Get help in silence if you really want it.
I can respect that..for me, I’m always skeptical of people that call out for help the way he did. Hopefully he becomes a productive member of society and a great father.
Same here. Zero sympathy from me. He’s been given more help then anyone with regard to mentorship, education, athletics, personal & he’s squandered it all & what he tweeted is in the handbook of idiots that squander chances. They always resort to this..always.
This grown man failed to do simple class work & was ineligible his senior year & yet still got to play in the UA game, & sign with a prestigious university both academically & athletically...then calls out his position coach on Twitter! He’s an entitled brat that needs to get help with his mental health.
Not time to bash fans or players. Ragging about a player transferring is a lot different than hoping that if someone really needs help they get it to avoid depression. Big difference.So sad.... watching this fanbase tweet crap back in January toward DM and then after he tweets for help today, the 180. Ugh, you guys....
I will say its a different crowd sending the love today than there was giving him crap months (years) ago.
Well said, Lu. Your point is true across many aspects of society. The spread of mass communication has gotten us to a point where basically anytime something bad happens anywhere in the world we all find out about it. Obviously that wasn't the case 30 years ago. As a result, there is often this sentiment that the world is so much worse now. When, in many situations, it is not at all; we just all hear about it now.In the Education world, people say there's a mental health crisis. While social media and certain expectations (based on seeing things glamorized) have certainly caused issues, I think what many are seeing is mental health issues are more on display because there are tools everywhere to share and view them.
A 20 something year old like Mullins struggling with the weight of previously poor, ego-driven decisions? This isn't new. It's just easier to share and see now. Kids have to be educated and developed differently because of those tools, though. From an earlier age. Not babied and hand held. The opposite: made aware of these critical personal skills and given ways to continuously develop them. This is a kid who needed a massive amount of focus on self-awareness and self-management. Sooner.
We're at the beginning of a transformation in the Education industry and it hopefully will help more kids handle life situations. Wish the dude well. After a certain point, it's on ourselves, as adults, to develop the competencies to move forward.
Is it though? What was the reason for the transfer? There is probably a strong correlation for the kid.Not time to bash fans or players. Ragging about a player transferring is a lot different than hoping that if someone really needs help they get it to avoid depression. Big difference.
Not time to bash fans or players. Ragging about a player transferring is a lot different than hoping that if someone really needs help they get it to avoid depression. Big difference.