JamesBenUT
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I agree. I dont think this has anything to do with him breaking a rule so much as the spotlight on domestic violence so lets nip this In the bud so the spotlight isnt on us. The NFL's situation made Butch's job easy.
I think with Coach Jones, you have to understand he's the son of a long time Police Chief. He's seen and heard the worst about DV for much of his life and I'd bet money he not only knows where it ends and how it goes/progresses but also the very typical reaction of the abused (no one wants to get someone they love or still care about in trouble and battered women tend to feel it's all their fault because often that's what the abuser tells them). Because of that experience, I think Jones would've booted him just as quickly even without the NFL situation. When you've seen what happens to victims up close, things change.
That's entirely possible. But in this situation any coach with sense would have acted as Butch did.
I'm not so sure. I mean, you would think they would but take the player at WVU - he recently choked out a girl/strangled her which is not only a more serious crime legally than simple DV/assault but an act that can easily kill someone yet he's still on the team. He's suspended but still on the team.
I wish Callahan would provide links to how he comes up with his math. I found articles that outright contradict what he's been saying
I had heard about that but didn't realize he was still on the team. That coach is out of his mind. It will be hard for the media to fault the Tennessee staff given their response. I'm surprised the media isn't all over WVU.
Yeah it's strange that it's not been treated as a big deal because it really is a serious thing.
As for our situation, it doesn't get any better than an incident happening on Sat/Sun and a dismissal by Monday morning. That's a Coach who has no tolerance for this kind of thing.
Basically attrition only effects the 85 roster limit. It has no impact on the 25 rule. You can't backcount a player who enrolled and left/dismissed towards the next year. Backcounts apply to different situations.
For the 85, it could have a small impact but has no bearing on the number we can sign. There are two separate number limits you have to deal with in recruiting: roster size and the 25 limit.
I guess all the uproar with NFL players engaged in this sort of this is drowning it out. They will get a hold of it eventually.
Butch's handing of this situation just gives me more respect for him as a leader. Especially considering how cut and dry this seems.
Why do women stay with men that abuse them? I'll never understand that.
Basically attrition only effects the 85 roster limit. It has no impact on the 25 rule. You can't backcount a player who enrolled and left/dismissed towards the next year. Backcounts apply to different situations.
For the 85, it could have a small impact but has no bearing on the number we can sign. There are two separate number limits you have to deal with in recruiting: roster size and the 25 limit.
Pretty damn easy. It's easy to be shackled mentally to a bad situation. Whether it's denial thinking the person will change or feeling imprisoned financially or fear of leaving them because of what they'll do to you. I've heard of a lot of women staying with an abuser because their family said they need to work it out because divorce isn't right by their religion. It's just so highly situational.
This is a really stupid analogy but a lot of people feel mentally trapped in their jobs. They're miserable but they can't imagine making ends meet without that job. It's not the same but when depend on someone for love, for finance, for support etc and they've beat you down physically, mentally till you believe you're worthless then what are you going to do. This is just what I've heard from women going through these kinds of situations; it's not just as easy as the women being stupid, etc like some think or suggest.