too much he said she said. Life is not fair and there are consequences in life for everything you do, some pleasant, some not so pleasant. At what point in bbs life should he start "learning" responsibility and accountability? Should he follow albert haynesworth's current example of acting like a spoiled child, staying out of training camp, and showing up out of condition, and expecting the redskins to just roll over and keep paying him for being selfish? Or should he follow kiffin's example of messing with the titan's contracts and expect no "consequences", lol, who now finds himself and his organization in court. Not taking sides on any of these examples just pointing out that life is full of actions/reactions/consequences. I fully support dooley and trust his judgement. I first suspect dooley is looking out for ut's organization and not trying to set or break a precedent. As another poster said, he may very well be trying to help bryce get out from under bryces' dad's gun. Whether it's bryce or someone else, how about supporting the rules and trust the coaches for a change instead of being a bleeding heart liberal. I guess serving in the military for 21+ years does that to a person (me) where you think of duty, responsibility, honor, responsibility, leadership by example, commitment. Let the coaches do their job for goodness sake. Soapbox is now open.