Weedale Robinson's offseasons workout
4.22 40 time. In November he’ll smoke Hawkeyes. Wandale is easily one of the fastest players in conference if not the nation. Good luck.
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4.22 40 time. In November he’ll smoke Hawkeyes. Wandale is easily one of the fastest players in conference if not the nation. Good luck.
19. I remember one time they shut the power off of my room because I wouldn't turn off the stereo. I had that thing so loud. My roommate had the $$ and he had this Carver amp hooked up to some high end speakers. Sounded great. The study floor above us did not love me!
Only our players get cited for this stuff despite 75% of all the players in college football being weed smokers.
Well hopefully this staff is not anymore serious about making players sit for bad behavior than our moderators are about "zero tolerance" of political posts.
How about just taking your pledge and commitment seriously. Follow the team and University Rules. Maybe they should stop listening to all the Pot heads on how to get around the use of Drugs. It’s definitely a huge Error in judgement. That more times then not will lead to your Dreams ending very Quickly. Drugs and Alcohol dose more to Shorten your Career then it dose to lengthen. Washington and Robinson need to make the most of there Opportunity in Lincoln. If they can’t figure it out. Somebody else Will.
In this day and age of fake news, you are going to ask for proof? Anyone can make any stat they want today and the people guilty until proven innocent. So you prove that I am wrong, not the other way around.
I understand a lot of you don’t think smoking pot is a big deal, that your opinion and perfectly fine, my opinion is the other way, And that’s fine also we agree to disagree. My point say coach frost or hoiberg have team rule, and say one of their rules just for example is no tobacco or drinking alcohol during the season. Even though tobacco is legal for 18 year old and up, its still a team rule and alcohol is 21. Yes to us it’s perfectly legal. But the coaches have there rules. My point is I really don’t care if wandale or mo are smoking a joint it has more to do with showing a lack respect for your teammates who follow the rules and lack of respect for your coaches
Right! Doesn't matter what they did. If Frost has an in bed by 9pm rule, and a kid is caught at a bar at 12, he still broke a team rule. Doesn't matter how minor it may be to us. It shows these kids don't yet respect Frost, the program or their teammates enough to put the team above themselves. Who knows maybe in today's world something like that doesn't exist. "I above all else" has replaced it.
Visiting my parents over the 4th and if I even think about drinking, WILL NOT DRIVE. Uber or car service.
Not considering taking my vape either into SD just a bunch of police state mentalities everywhere. Lock em up!
2 of our 21.9% got caught within a week of each other. We have some smart ones.
How do you decide which words to capitalize? Seems very random.
No. Do you remember any successful, nationally relevant teams that were full of choir boys? Even BYU was relevant at one time and guess who their QB was? Google how his career ended at BYU if you’re not familiar.
Doesn't make you a "bad" person. I do believe that you should get your priorities straight. There is a plethra of literature available indicating the downward spiral if you continue to reward this behavior. You don't have a choice of which rules you want to follow. An earlier poster made a great observation that these choices show a disrespect for your teammates and coaches. No punishment indicates that the player is bigger than the program.
Except they are getting high with their teammates, and don't be so sure some of the coaches aren't doing it either.
Swimming against the tide. I personally don't like weed and I've never done it but I also recognize that if you have a football team of almost 200 college dudes, a bunch of them are going to like weed. I don't get how they manage to be so dumb about using it, that's really my only issue. IDGAF if a player does weed or not, but knowing that you're not allowed to I don't get why you'd be so careless about doing it anyhow.
That doesn't work at all, stoners just think it does. They're no different from smokers thinking they don't stink like smoke because they had their cigarette outside.
If alcohol was invented today there is no way it would be legal.
I don't care about or expect to have a team full of choir boys. But then I don't want to hear any more speeches from Frost about high character and doing the right things off the field.
Winning is all that matters, otherwise Mike Riley and Tim Miles would still be employed here.
I don't think it's as mutually exclusive as you're making it out to be. Frost can have high expectations for the character of his team and doing the right things off the field while also having to deal with some players getting in trouble. People don't just automatically fall in line and you can't throw them to the wolves when they don't live up to your expectations either.
It's about how they manage the situations when they come up. I don't believe you have to throw anyone who has a run-in with the law off the team in order to care about character and responsibility.
Are these kids just plain stupid? If not then they are oblivious to their surroundings. Mo and now Wandale have not figured out there is a bright, white-hot spotlight shining on them in Lincoln.
you have to be a total idiot to get caught doing the pot anymore. Situational awareness is lacking.
Depends on your definition of ‘overdose’.
https://deserthopetreatment.com/drug-overdose/marijuana/
https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/overdose-bad-reaction.html
Maybe we'd be smoking it instead.
It's all bad, in excess, in public and on the roadways.
It's not a moral issue, nor is it economic. It shouldn't be demonized.
Let's just be rational about the situation, instead of being archaic in our perspective.
GBR