Trouble brewing in Michigan?

Cawood86_rivals

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*Fox2Monk*

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Supposedly news gonna break about Juwan Howard soon. Hearing he beat up the strength and conditioning coach on Friday “allegedly”. More to come.


Wouldn’t surprise me honestly. Howard seems to have some anger issues.
 

Yardeth

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I hope it’s true and the fire him, it shows kids that behavior like that will not be tolerated. If they let it slide it is ridiculous. Let my boss hit me at work, they will need 2 ambulances to pick me up and I will Call the Man!
 

Blue Bigfoot

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Not sure if this is true, but damn Michigan and Michigan St are non stop coaching drama in both sports lately. Something must be in the water up there
 
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trueblujr

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Sounds like he didn't want his son having to follow the same rules as everybody else.
 

Lukeslaw

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How the %#W$ did a thread about Juwan Howard get turned into a Bradshaw/Klutch thread?

Oh, BallerCal with his 765th sock account hijacked it, it would appear.
That's what he's paid to do. Had to bust out another after Bluechephus got exposed.
 

MethodUK

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This thread has gone sideways twice along with nothing but rumor's.. Now he has had open heart surgery.. Since we are posting random stuff I like salt and pepper on my cottage cheese.
 
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