Indiana Board Post on Jennings

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

“What Juan Jennings did is completely different than the targeting calls that should have been called in IU’s favor. During a scrum on the sidelines during the Vandy game, he stepped, very purposely, on the head of a Vandy player and raked his cleats down the helmet. This is just the latest in a laundry list of issues this guy’s had. Most folks I’ve talked to here in Knoxville are done with him and would have preferred he was dismissed. It’s really a shame. He’s an NFL talent and he’s short circuiting his own opportunity”



(deep breath)

 

[Volanta]

Haha yeah ok

 

[Other_Guy]

Haha
Not to mention the total bogus conclusion that he purposely did it.

 

[tnvols72]

 

[SayNoToJorts]

Indiana has football boards?

 

[VFLCodyGBO]

Haha
Not to mention the total bogus conclusion that he purposely did it.

To be fair, there’s a 90% chance it was intentional. The punishment given is appropriate IMO. Kicked off the team is laughable.

 

[Bms4880]

“What Juan Jennings did is completely different than the targeting calls that should have been called in IU’s favor. During a scrum on the sidelines during the Vandy game, he stepped, very purposely, on the head of a Vandy player and raked his cleats down the helmet. This is just the latest in a laundry list of issues this guy’s had. Most folks I’ve talked to here in Knoxville are done with him and would have preferred he was dismissed. It’s really a shame. He’s an NFL talent and he’s short circuiting his own opportunity”

The "folks" he knows in Knoxville must consist of the three Vandy fans that live in the city. Jennings is a legend in Knoxville, and will be for decades to come.

 

[feathersax]

The "folks" he knows in Knoxville must consist of the three Vandy fans that live in the city. Jennings is a legend in Knoxville, and will be for decades to come.

Not to mention Georgia puke & commentator D.J. Shockley, who started all this garbage.

 

[TAF]

He comin atchya “WHOosiers”!

 

[Slydell]

To be fair, there’s a 90% chance it was intentional. The punishment given is appropriate IMO. Kicked off the team is laughable.

To be fair, there is no conclusive evidence showing that. How does one conclude intention of another person?

 

[UT_Dutchman]

To be fair, there is no conclusive evidence showing that. How does one conclude intention of another person?

Or at a 90% rate, no data supports any of that guys percentage. He was very dramatic though.

 

[Behr]

To be fair, there’s a 90% chance it was intentional. The punishment given is appropriate IMO. Kicked off the team is laughable.

What was intentional? Raked his cleat down the side of the guys helmet? Or, he ripped the guys helmet off and stomped his face?

 

[nicksjuzunk]

 

[VOLfrombama]

He definitely ripped the guy’s helmet off. That part was intentional. I'm still on the fence on the face cleating. That’s debatable.

However, every Whoosier in Indiana will know who he is and why we love him after halftime.

 

[Fatman Photos]

I just hope the we don't try and force the ball to him every play in the second half.

 

[Zues1]

Guys he's one of ours and I hope he has a great second half. But its my opinion the step on the guys head was most likely intentional. If you're now standing over a man you've been wrestling with on the ground you pretty much know where he is. Take off the Orange shades and accept it for what it is.

 

[VolInNW]

Not to mention Georgia puke & commentator D.J. Shockley, who started all this garbage.

Does Shockley get as outraged when uga players go knee-hunting? It's ingrained in that trash program.

Oh. Guess not then. Okey dokey.

 

[photovol]

“What Juan Jennings did is completely different than the targeting calls that should have been called in IU’s favor. During a scrum on the sidelines during the Vandy game, he stepped, very purposely, on the head of a Vandy player and raked his cleats down the helmet. This is just the latest in a laundry list of issues this guy’s had. Most folks I’ve talked to here in Knoxville are done with him and would have preferred he was dismissed. It’s really a shame. He’s an NFL talent and he’s short circuiting his own opportunity”



(deep breath)

This is classic Russian disinformation!

 

[Other_Guy]

To be fair, there’s a 90% chance it was intentional. The punishment given is appropriate IMO. Kicked off the team is laughable.

He obviously didn't care where his foot was going, but with the others bumping around him there's just no way to prove it was intentional. I don't mind a suspension, but j agree wirh the writer either the whole game or not at all.

 

[Alex10]

Not to mention Georgia puke & commentator D.J. Shockley, who started all this garbage.

Yeah where was Shockleys outrage when that Georgia lineman purposefully injured and pretty much ruined the career of Tuttle? Funny how when it’s their team it’s always ok but man if someone on our team does something they should be publicly executed.

 

[beachmaster]

My take on that was he wanted to get out of the way so he could celebrate a great hit. He wasn't looking where he was stepping, but where his teammates were so he could chest bump someone. Understandable thing to do, unfortunate in the outcome.

 

[Behr]

Guys he's one of ours and I hope he has a great second half. But its my opinion the step on the guys head was most likely intentional. If you're now standing over a man you've been wrestling with on the ground you pretty much know where he is. Take off the Orange shades and accept it for what it is.

I disagree, but it doesn't matter anyway. What if we all agreed, one way or the other?

 

[JohnWardForever]

Haha
Not to mention the total bogus conclusion that he purposely did it.

C'mon Man. We all Know Jauan "Purposely Did It." As much as I love his Play and Dedication; That was not a good look. You can rationalize anything but the Truth.

 

[ptcarter]

To be fair, there’s a 90% chance it was intentional. The punishment given is appropriate IMO. Kicked off the team is laughable.

My sources say 34.36%

 

[JohnWardForever]

My take on that was he wanted to get out of the way so he could celebrate a great hit. He wasn't looking where he was stepping, but where his teammates were so he could chest bump someone. Understandable thing to do, unfortunate in the outcome.

LOL. You sure are willing to give JJ plenty of Artistic Latitude. He knew what he was doing; I'm just glad the other guy wasn't seriously hurt. That could have been a Haynesworth Moment. If your brother commits a crime, Is he not still guilty in spite of your connection to him, and your desire to play it down? Yes.