YankeeVol
To some, war is hell. To us, it’s sanctuary.
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So for those saying he should be "gone"... are you that strict in every other life situation? Do we need to throw the book at every college student who gets in a drunken fight? We're probably looking at about 50% of all college males and a not insignificant number of females.
Not unless there was suddenly a religious revival that resulted in college kids no longer drinking and partying. That would be a great thing... but until it happens we're stuck with dealing with human frailties and failures.
Public intoxication and domestic assault... If I’m Pruitt I ask him to tell me straight up if this is true or not. If it’s true then he’s gone. We need guys that are dedicated to winning and this does not help us win. Have to make an example out of someone and we want guys that aren’t going to compromise our mission.
Just a thought but if your wife, girlfriend, daughter got pushed down by a super huge drunk dude, you would be okay with it?
Don’t know if he is guilty or innocent because I do not know all the facts. My question is at what age does a “Kid” become an adult? I believe he is 23 years old. I will go ahead and give my opinion.....23 is not a kid anymore.
Who said anything about chances with no consequences? Some however seem to think anything less than kicking a kid off the team equates to "no consequences". I don't think it is being too lenient to prescribe a lesser punishment with counseling unless a kid is a repeat offender.How is it possible to know "not unless" if you continue to give chances with no consequences? I'm consistent in that this should start with their middle school coaches and continue grim there.
Sara,, herein lies the problem. Many, many of these guys have never had to behave. They don't know how.