The Redemption Tour Begins...
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I think you might be right on. No way would a wife be so understanding of a husband shagging hundreds of prostitutes without some major turmoil. If you are right, now they are just lying to cover up the truth.
Wonder If he consulted a lawyer who explained what his personal penalty would be for setting up minors with the pros. Probably worse than vacating a win.
I think that's why he never really says what his sin was exactly...
"I sinned, then I confessed it to my wife" could easily be interpreted as he cheated on her... but it could also mean "I cheated at my job by hiring prostitutes for players, then told my wife what happened, and asked her to just keep saying she 'forgives' me generically, so we can get this money train rolling again."
And like someone else said, he's suffering right now by letting everyone think he cheated on his wife, but that is nothing like the suffering he would be going through in prison for providing sex for underage boys.
"I sinned, then I confessed it to my wife" could easily be interpreted as he cheated on her... but it could also mean "I cheated at my job by hiring prostitutes for players, then told my wife what happened, and asked her to just keep saying she 'forgives' me generically, so we can get this money train rolling again."
And like someone else said, he's suffering right now by letting everyone think he cheated on his wife, but that is nothing like the suffering he would be going through in prison for providing sex for underage boys.
It's just a matter of time before he's exposed again. Maybe months, maybe years. I checked my "broken and contrite" slide rule, and this creep ain't even on it.
I'm with you, Preacher_dawg
This Mother Trucker ain't fooling me. You would have to be a babbling idiot to feel compassion for this *******. Hugh is falling on the sword....just like his savior.....barf...What a sick son of *****. I bet he thinks he is closer to heaven now!? I'm not sure how his religion works. In my religion, if you cheat on your wife, after the public shaming and divorce, in order to regain the right to the sacraments, one must go through a pretty humbling time.....sitting your *** on the bleachers ...watching everyone else receive the body and blood.
This piece of **** is up on the alter/stage preaching fake news. It's absolutely an act. I just wish Mars would have had more time. He could have finished this wacko.
You PineGrover people need a crusade or something. Knights of The Beavaaaarr!!!!
Preacher dawg, please forgive my launguage but a fake Jesus Beaver really rustles my Jimmies. I need a shower now.
One really interesting caveat in his story is that the way he tells it, he had already come clean and put everything being him. If that is true, then why when Ross Bjork first approached him did he act like he didn't know what he was talking about? If Hugh's story he keeps telling is true, he lied to his bosses face.
And why does he keep saying "I didn't totally honor my wife"? It's like he's trying to say it in a way that leaves him the loophole that he wasn't really gallivanting with hookers. The rumor was that his story was that he was getting massages and not sex and the way he keeps saying that makes me believe that's the story he is sticking to. I'll never forget that when he was hired, somebody on this board said they went to USM with him and that while he was some leader in the student baptist group, he was a total cooz hound. If that didn't turn out to be foreshadowing.
And why does he keep saying "I didn't totally honor my wife"? It's like he's trying to say it in a way that leaves him the loophole that he wasn't really gallivanting with hookers. The rumor was that his story was that he was getting massages and not sex and the way he keeps saying that makes me believe that's the story he is sticking to. I'll never forget that when he was hired, somebody on this board said they went to USM with him and that while he was some leader in the student baptist group, he was a total cooz hound. If that didn't turn out to be foreshadowing.
I'm pretty certain that the ones on his personal phone were for him personally. The timing coincided with the times he was out of town. I think the ones for recruits were not arranged by Freeze himself and would be on another coach's phone if anyone bothered to look at the phone records. But no one will.
I'm a big believer in redemption. I understand when someone falls...it's a Christian's duty to see that that fallen person repents and is eventually restored. That said, Hugh Freeze is a godless piece of offal hypocrite.
If we want to compare him to Paul, then we need to beat him, whip him, stone him, throw him out of every city he visits, and watch if he sings praises to the Lord because he's worthy to be beaten within an inch of his life for His name.
does this mean that his sugar baby in oxford is an EX and does this mean that he's not hanging around Funky's in Oxford late a night waiting for his squeeze to get off work? my source says it's still a current affair. we need boots on the ground in the bar at Funky's...the devil is in the details...
As sure as God made black and white, what's done in the dark will be brought to the light -Johnny Cash....
From the ESPN article on his appearance
Freeze opened by comparing his tumultuous year to University of California offensive lineman Roy Riegels and his infamous play in the 1929 Rose Bowl. Riegels became known as "Wrong Way Riegels" after he picked up a Georgia Tech fumble and ran 65 yards to his own goal line before being pulled down by a teammate. The play set up a Cal safety that helped Georgia Tech win 8-7.
"When I look back on my 2017, I see Roy Riegels in me," Freeze said.
So Hugh sees himself as a guy who made an innocent mistake. Yeah, he's really, really sorry for what he did. I think he and his wife are 17'n scam artists. Knew he was from the first time I saw him, but she's gotta be in on it, or a very stupid woman.
Freeze opened by comparing his tumultuous year to University of California offensive lineman Roy Riegels and his infamous play in the 1929 Rose Bowl. Riegels became known as "Wrong Way Riegels" after he picked up a Georgia Tech fumble and ran 65 yards to his own goal line before being pulled down by a teammate. The play set up a Cal safety that helped Georgia Tech win 8-7.
"When I look back on my 2017, I see Roy Riegels in me," Freeze said.
So Hugh sees himself as a guy who made an innocent mistake. Yeah, he's really, really sorry for what he did. I think he and his wife are 17'n scam artists. Knew he was from the first time I saw him, but she's gotta be in on it, or a very stupid woman.
The same guy who thanked God every time his team won, but always 'forgot' to
praise Him after a loss? I think we know this answer. Great point.
praise Him after a loss? I think we know this answer. Great point.
Ummmm did you miss the picture of him in the Memphis airport back in November? He boarded a flight still carrying his Nike Ole Miss backpack on. It still has “Coach High Freeze” monogrammed in big letters on the back.
Oops .. you for forgot the **. He STILL insists that he had 'no clue' that OM was violating NCAA rules. That kind of truthful?
This is a thing? How come nobody ever tells you to look for this quality in a wife?*
This is exhibit B as to why I left the Baptist Church...
It’s bad enough that Chip is with him, but it’s even more sickening how selective Baptists are about forgiveness.
I’m absolutely not trying to turn this into a political thread, but i need to use this analogy to prove my point.
it is incredible how the tune of my old pastor has changed since last November. Not once in the last 8 years was any forgiveness offered to our former president for anything... most of what he did was used as evidence of the Devil’s work in America and that the President was somehow the ring leader.
Fast forward to Trump... forgiveness city. “We should all support our elected leaders and get behind them because God put them there” has been the tune since. We should all forgive Trump because He’s our guy. Hillary? Not a chance. Bill Clinton? Barak Obama? Not a chance.... to prove my point, was said once Obama should be “held accountable before God because of his role in the degradation of God in America.” Now how about Trump? God’s chosen... sins have been whitewashed in many pulpits. We should ALL stand behind him because God put him there (God wouldn’t have put Hillary there, I don’t guess). And to answer the question before it’s asked, i didn’t vote for Hillary (or Trump). I wrote in a name because I couldn’t, in good conscience, vote for either of them.
So what Hugh Freeze? He was a prominent SEC Football Coach (God’s sport, I guess) who was publically outed in an affair and a Prominent Baptist pastor goes on a forgiveness tour with Him and his wife? Would Chip do that for Dan Mullen? What if Steve Robertson got caught in something like this? Doubt it. Steve’s sins as a teen are still being held over his head. But the over-arching question... Would Chip/Liberty do the same thing for them? Highly doubt it.
It’s Selective/tribal forgiveness we are teaching now. Those we don’t like or agree with? Its constant threatening and demonizing and holding their sins against them, no matter how old they are. All this is done From the pulpit. From prominent church leaders. In the name of God...
This stunt by Chip is exactly like that. The message is “if it’s a guy who we like, forgiveness = whitewash his sins publically.” Stand with him on a stage and forgive him. But if it’s someone we don’t like? “Hold his/her sins against them as long as possible.” I doubt Chip would be going on any forgiveness tours if one of his office staff or youth ministers was publically caught in an affair (or anyone else he doesn’t agree with or like... or in this case, won’t stand to gain much from).
That’s what’s so sickening now... Because of a perverted world view of “republican/conservative Christianity,” baptists are sending the message of a perverted view of forgiveness. Basically... Protect our own and those who will publically identify themselves as “one of us.” Anyone else can go to hell.
Note... I left the Baptist Church this year after growing up in it because of stuff like this. Before you call me a liberal, I didn’t leave over the fact the Baptist Church takes stances on political issues... I left because their politics has taken center stage above all else and it’s sickening. It’s stuff like this that make me angry as ****.
It’s bad enough that Chip is with him, but it’s even more sickening how selective Baptists are about forgiveness.
I’m absolutely not trying to turn this into a political thread, but i need to use this analogy to prove my point.
it is incredible how the tune of my old pastor has changed since last November. Not once in the last 8 years was any forgiveness offered to our former president for anything... most of what he did was used as evidence of the Devil’s work in America and that the President was somehow the ring leader.
Fast forward to Trump... forgiveness city. “We should all support our elected leaders and get behind them because God put them there” has been the tune since. We should all forgive Trump because He’s our guy. Hillary? Not a chance. Bill Clinton? Barak Obama? Not a chance.... to prove my point, was said once Obama should be “held accountable before God because of his role in the degradation of God in America.” Now how about Trump? God’s chosen... sins have been whitewashed in many pulpits. We should ALL stand behind him because God put him there (God wouldn’t have put Hillary there, I don’t guess). And to answer the question before it’s asked, i didn’t vote for Hillary (or Trump). I wrote in a name because I couldn’t, in good conscience, vote for either of them.
So what Hugh Freeze? He was a prominent SEC Football Coach (God’s sport, I guess) who was publically outed in an affair and a Prominent Baptist pastor goes on a forgiveness tour with Him and his wife? Would Chip do that for Dan Mullen? What if Steve Robertson got caught in something like this? Doubt it. Steve’s sins as a teen are still being held over his head. But the over-arching question... Would Chip/Liberty do the same thing for them? Highly doubt it.
It’s Selective/tribal forgiveness we are teaching now. Those we don’t like or agree with? Its constant threatening and demonizing and holding their sins against them, no matter how old they are. All this is done From the pulpit. From prominent church leaders. In the name of God...
This stunt by Chip is exactly like that. The message is “if it’s a guy who we like, forgiveness = whitewash his sins publically.” Stand with him on a stage and forgive him. But if it’s someone we don’t like? “Hold his/her sins against them as long as possible.” I doubt Chip would be going on any forgiveness tours if one of his office staff or youth ministers was publically caught in an affair (or anyone else he doesn’t agree with or like... or in this case, won’t stand to gain much from).
That’s what’s so sickening now... Because of a perverted world view of “republican/conservative Christianity,” baptists are sending the message of a perverted view of forgiveness. Basically... Protect our own and those who will publically identify themselves as “one of us.” Anyone else can go to hell.
Note... I left the Baptist Church this year after growing up in it because of stuff like this. Before you call me a liberal, I didn’t leave over the fact the Baptist Church takes stances on political issues... I left because their politics has taken center stage above all else and it’s sickening. It’s stuff like this that make me angry as ****.
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