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Was Powe joking or not? I don't know, but considering the police report then states that, after being informed he would be ticketed regardless of his signing the citation, he then read and signed the statement.
You're really grasping for straws. I was expecting some creativity with the Powe side of the story, but Davis was fleeing the police? Really? Grow up, man, grow up...
I'm no police officer or lawyer, but it sounded as if it did...at least to me...
As for the rest of it...Forget the fact that Jerrell can probably read (by now, hopefully, anyway)...A guy like that whose had a history like his who tells the cops something like that deserves to be rightfully excoriated.
...and lets be honest...since when do I have to have a reason to excoriate anyone around here, rightfully or otherwise?
El Feo...Thanks for sharing...and while you're at it...Can you hand me another straw? I'm in a grasping mood...
Maybe its the fact that I am a (graduating and unemployed) lawyer, but as I've been taught, attempting to flee police/resisting arrest and disorderly conduct are very, very different charges. Then again, criminal law isn't my forte.
As for Powe, I see that one of two ways. A) Either he's joking, in which case I'm proud of my boy for using self-deprecating humor in an attempt to get out of the ticket, or B) he was for real. If thats the case, then thats just embarrassing.
Still, football players fail out all the time; I have a hard time rationalizing that, even with a mountain of special treatment, he could be a junior without knowing how to read. This isn't Auburn, you know.
Really, my only point was characterizing a charge that stemmed from making "shunning" and "crazy faces" (really, thats the police report - I'm not making this up) at the officer into an attempt to escape the police on foot or in a vehicular chase is a grasp at a straw that not even I can try to reach for...
But, hey, it's an LSU homer writing about Ole Miss.
We'll try to set our standards lower for you...
I was simply pointing out the biased, sensationalist nature of your entry. I'm sure all of LSU's NCAA athletes merit Rhodes Scholarships and have never met a law enforcement officer outside of a charity fundraiser for the local precinct.
I noticed you mentioned LSU, so I kindly interjected that I'm quite apologetic that we don't have that sort of stupid athlete on campus here.
We run those jokers off...Whether they're starters or backups.
We'll all get to laugh as we see just what Houston Nutt makes you guys put up with over in Oxford in the way of player behavior and the examples they set.
In the meantime, best of luck signing 37 more functional retards in this year's class. Maybe Houston can lobby the NCAA to allow "e-Signatures" on Letters of Intent for the class of 2010?
Or would you rather him not qualify and end up on the streets, being a meaningless nothing and a probable nuisance to society? Okay then.
Maybe he won't ever be the smartest man in the room (though he'll usually be the biggest) but you can't question his work ethic.
Or maybe I'm just taking crazy pills this morning...I dunno...
Jerrell Powe is an idiot. Ole Miss has a coach who will sign a boatload of 'em, which means you need to learn to not even BOTHER defending how dumb things get out there in Oxfart...
Distill, boil, or narrow it down to a fine line...
Capisce?
(Psst.... no one likes you, or cares, you dumb LSU homer.)
Capisce? ;)
Yes, he has a learning disability - severe dyslexia. So do thousands of other college students who receive special tutoring and oral examinations.
"We run those jokers off"
Yeah, we got to see how hardcore LSU is about discipline when Ryan Perrilloux was in Baton Rouge. It only took four major incidents (that we knew about) and bam, he was gone, just like that.
(By the way...Go back and check, I'm the guy who e-mailed Kevin that information before most any media outlets knew. I ain't afraid to call BS when my program has someone spewing it, either, Mr. Foxnewsfairandbalanced)
I've talked at LENGTH on this site about Miles' stance. He threw the 2008 season away because of this fool. He could've pulled a Nutt and make him run some gassers after practice-which is Nutt's usual MO after a player commits grand theft auto, or attempted 1st degree murder.
But, no, the guy KNEW he had sh!t behind the kid at QB in terms of experience, and he made the principled decision to chuck him out the door.
Go ask OU about Jarvis Jones, the guy that should've started at Guard for us the past two years. He couldn't stay away from the sticky icky, and now he's a Sooner.
The year before that, Miles threw his entire two deep depth chart at Right Tackle off the team. Both 1st & 2nd team RT's off the team, prior to the 2007 season, in which we STILL rolled to a national title. Knowing a position of need like that in this conference, and he still did that?
If you knew our attrition/injury issues on the OL, knowing this guy kicked off 3 players on our right side in two years is unbelievable.
On the other hand, we have guys like Nutt, who will not punish either of these players a single iota, and will probably find some way to plead the case of that 5-star-Florida Safety you guys accepted a transfer from.
You know the one...He's the guy who used a dead girl's credit card-SEVENTY TIMES-after she passed away.
I could get into what he allowed to happen out in Fayettnam (Remember McFadden breaking his big toe in a brawl? Or the fact that he had 4 kids prior to being selected in the NFL Draft? Or...and lets be honest now...Do yo REALLY think Matt Jones developed a taste for the blowcaine while in J-Ville, of all places?)
Do yourself a favor...Push away from the keyboard the next time you want to talk about discipline and principle as it pertains to a comparison and contrasting of our two schools and their respective head coaches.
Yours is lacking severely in that department, has for years, and is completely and unabashadley unrepentant about it, as well...
I'm not worried about some guys getting caught doing donuts at a house party. There was no DUI issued, no drugs, no assault. The guy talked back to a cop and got taken in for being a smartass. Young people doing stupid things is nothing new.
I think Powe's comment is pretty funny considering all the stuff that's gone on around him in the past few years. I happen to think the big guy was making a funny. Neither of us have met him or administered a written comprehension test, so I guess that's just a matter of interpretation.
[Psst...None of us thought you did, anyway]
It's funny that you haven't defended your article even once. Makes sense, though, as it's pretty much indefensible.
As a revisionist historian, you make a great Fanblogs poster.
Or maybe you can't read that well, either?
Hugs & Kisses,
-TE-
I'm sorry I made the Perilloux comment. Obviously coaches and schools deal with situations differently, and we'll likely never know exactly what happens behind the scenes. This latest incident doesn't seem like much of a situation to me at all, just some college kids acting dumb at a party. If not for the "shunning face" I'm sure we'd never have heard of it.
Getting him on your six is like being pursued by a Morman missionary with an Amway franchise...
TE, is this what police issue to Italians & Lebanese, most of whom have shnozolaz big enough to qualify for military ordinance? (Present company included, I must admit.)
Is "shunning" a lot like "dissing"???
There was no "stop in Utah" you moron. The online courses were taken online...remotely. Would it make sense to stop in Utah to take online courses?
I don't think Powe is the only one lacking education...
A sordid tale of NCAA Clearinghouse intrigue, stretching from Indianapolis, Indiana, to Oxford, Mississippi, with a stop in Utah for some BYU online correspondence courses ensued
I read this to mean that the subject of the sentence, "tale", made a figurative stop in Utah. I'm not seeing where he said that Powe himself made a stop in Utah.
I do, however, find it interesting that you called him a moron. Should I now make a degrading comment about you? Nah, I think I'll pass.
I also know that BYU was so concerned about issues surrounding his taking of the courses that they had to FLY their own proctor out to watch him take his tests.
...and oh, for the thousandth time, that cut about 'education' as it pertains to my username? REAL FRESH...I'll bet you think NO ONE has EVER used that one, before, eh?
Oh well, this be Winter Hawk - in flight & outta sight.
Anyway, I've been following Powe in this great documentary series that focuses on the rivalry between his high school (West Jones) and another team. In the last episode, they also profiled a few former players from each school, and there was a great piece on Powe. You can watch it at : http://displacedbrett.wordpress.com/2009/11/02/...
If you haven't seen Head To Head, I'd highly recommend...very Friday Night Lights-esque, complete with the player's real stories, two charismatic head coaches, and some great music (The Album Leaf's song "Enchanted Hill" is used multiple times in this series, and it's a lot like Explosion in the Sky were used in Friday Night Lights).