Where Was All this Rebel Outrage When Stringfellow Joined Their Squad?

ArcherSPS

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http://espn.go.com/college-football...wr-damoreea-stringfellow-charged-assault-case
According to charging papers, Stringfellow began fighting with a man who took a Broncos hat from him. After they were separated, Stringfellow noticed a woman had been snapping photos of the altercation. Stringfellow attempted to take the camera from her. She was hit in the head and fainted, and Stringfellow threw the camera lens in the direction of a nearby fire, the documents said.Less than an hour later, Stringfellow got into a fight with another man, according to charging papers. Stringfellow struck the man at least twice and chased him, the documents said.


or you know where is the outrage that known woman beater Greg Hardy is hanging out at their Pro Day?

or you know when you accepted a rapist's transfer
http://newsok.com/article/3397886
 
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mcdawg22

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There wasn't any. We had a lot though. It's crazy, when the opponents player does something bad the fanbase goes apeshit over it. When your own player does something bad they try to rationalize it. It's the weirdest damn thing.
 

57stratdawg

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We all know what type of program they run. Problem is, if we keep Simmons, the making fun of kids going to Haiti, etc. has to end.

I think the majority of MSU fans are okay with that.
 

TBone.sixpack

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We have to take our medicine on this...... But you have to admit coming from that group it's pretty damn comical. They are so batshit crazy in their fandom you can't take them seriously at all. They are a joke.
 

mcdawg22

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No doubt. But after seeing Penn State fans refusing to admit the truth, the extent of distortion that people see out of their college color glasses does not surprise me. Whether it be hypocritical outrage or denial of the facts.
 

121Josey

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We all know what type of program they run. Problem is, if we keep Simmons, the making fun of kids going to Haiti, etc. has to end.

Are you sure we're sending Simmons to Haiti? Doesn't Scientology have an island or something that they own?

Or was Simmons going to transfer to Nebraska before the scientists met him at the NCAA basketball tournament? Apples and oranges.
 

tatedog

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They are desperate for anything to cling to with the impending doom that is hanging over their program. Give them their final few moments of joy in our perceived problems before theirs become a reality. A year from now nobody will remember any of this. The same will not be said for what they are about to go through.
 
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coach66

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Every school recruiting him dropped him except one

People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
 
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jb1020

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if there were a video of this

people would be outraged and he'd probably have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
 

coach66

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Yep, he is being totally swept under the bear rug*

They seem to have no knowledge of him
 

thekimmer

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Its not weird at all. Its called human nature. The apeshitness is just a means seize an opportunity to get jabs in on a bitter rival. That is the sole motivation. Generally speaking they could care less about the offense that was committed or the victim. Same thing applies on this side too. Same thing applies at some levels in politics, business, world affairs, religion, science or any other adversarial situation.
 

coach66

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So Stringfellow knocks a woman unconscious for taking his picture breaking the

Law and it's all good at Ole Miss. Their hypocrisy knows no bounds and it really is coming this time.
 

maroonmania

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Apparently if you get these guys into your program AFTER they've committed violent acts its OK. Only when you sign them BEFORE they do something does it get you condemned.***
 

coach66

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Back down for what reason? I think we are both pointing out that our programs

Both have issues and will continue to have issues. As far as trends go we were worse under Sherrill and you guys are leading under Nutt/Freeze. That's really all there is to see here.
 
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Bingo!

They are desperate for anything to cling to with the impending doom that is hanging over their program. Give them their final few moments of joy in our perceived problems before theirs become a reality. A year from now nobody will remember any of this. The same will not be said for what they are about to go through.

Shut it down for the day already. This is it in a nutshell.
 

Bulldogg31

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It's not just State and Ole Miss. It's all of college football...and basketball....and lacrosse....and business majors...and non-college kids...and married couples...and companies...and churches...etc.

There's bad stuff in every circle of life. What's the big deal?
 

coach66

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I shudder at the thought of me going to NAFOOM and calling anyone a douche.

Meltdown, were better than that.
 

RocketDawg

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Yeah, that's the first thing I thought too. Kinda funny ... or maybe they really are just unaware of how they are.
 
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