forums
Gators suspend 7 players for Michigan Game! Lol!!!!
- Thread starter ObjectiveCane
- Start date
Advertisement
HurricaneAce07
Class of 2007
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2015
- Messages
- 817
This is why I despise college towns, especially SEC college towns, so much:
Exhibit A:
"This is not the first time Callaway has faced suspension during his time at Florida. He was suspended last spring amid sexual assault allegations. Callaway was accused of sexual assault in December of 2015 but testified that he was "high on marijuana" during the incident and was "so stoned I had no interest in having *** with anyone." Callaway was later cleared during his hearing in August of 2016 and was reinstated to the team after the hearing."
Exhibit B:
"In May, Callaway was cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession after officers smelled marijuana in a vehicle driven by Kendrick Williams, 40. Callaway was a passenger in Williams' car and officers found 7 grams of marijuana in his pocket during a search. Williams also was found with marijuana. Callaway and the driver claimed ownership of the drugs, but prosecutors dropped the charge as part of a July plea deal. Callaway also was fined $301."
First, Gainesville and UF are enabling these kids. The fact that Callaway's defense for sexual assault was to say he was TOO HIGH is laughable - and it worked!
Second, Callaway appears to be a lost cause but UF wouldn't dare release their best player, especially after what Cam Newton turned into once UF let him go for stealing a laptop.
Third, the NCAA better take a tougher stance on this than UF. We expelled two STARTERS from our team for using high-end rental cars. One game for exchanging university funds for cash seems pretty serious to me, even if UF had no knowledge of the situation.
Exhibit A:
"This is not the first time Callaway has faced suspension during his time at Florida. He was suspended last spring amid sexual assault allegations. Callaway was accused of sexual assault in December of 2015 but testified that he was "high on marijuana" during the incident and was "so stoned I had no interest in having *** with anyone." Callaway was later cleared during his hearing in August of 2016 and was reinstated to the team after the hearing."
Exhibit B:
"In May, Callaway was cited for misdemeanor marijuana possession after officers smelled marijuana in a vehicle driven by Kendrick Williams, 40. Callaway was a passenger in Williams' car and officers found 7 grams of marijuana in his pocket during a search. Williams also was found with marijuana. Callaway and the driver claimed ownership of the drugs, but prosecutors dropped the charge as part of a July plea deal. Callaway also was fined $301."
First, Gainesville and UF are enabling these kids. The fact that Callaway's defense for sexual assault was to say he was TOO HIGH is laughable - and it worked!
Second, Callaway appears to be a lost cause but UF wouldn't dare release their best player, especially after what Cam Newton turned into once UF let him go for stealing a laptop.
Third, the NCAA better take a tougher stance on this than UF. We expelled two STARTERS from our team for using high-end rental cars. One game for exchanging university funds for cash seems pretty serious to me, even if UF had no knowledge of the situation.
Last edited:
tcgrad1014
All-ACC
- Joined
- Nov 5, 2011
- Messages
- 13,524
We're not back until the dopey UF and FSU threads go away. Who cares about those cats?
motorcitycane
Senior
- Joined
- Dec 10, 2012
- Messages
- 8,805
Michigan got a lot of questions marks themselves right now. Defense, QB, WR competition. Michigan will likely win off of coaching alone.
I'll be watching though. My younger cousin is frosh WR Donovan Peoples-Jones. He is going to start this year and eat their DB's alive.