Folks for $12/months you don't have to read this **** !!
BJ Thompson transferring from BU
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He's not the kid to pine away. He'd tell you straight.MilliVanilli said:I think he was charitable with you, I'm just blunt with how obvious you are.bularry said:MilliVanilli said:Unfortunately for you, we all can read what you post.bularry said:Brian Ethridge said:Not sure how you got that from larry, if that is his real name, as he is fairly objective.MilliVanilli said:Your posting history says otherwise, but we're glad you reported for group.bularry said:MilliVanilli said:Pull up a chair and tell us about your feelings, Larry. Group is in session.bularry said:MilliVanilli said:Looks like Caber group therapy has commenced like clockwork, tell us where the screen names touched you.YoakDaddy said:Dia del DougO said:MilliVanilli said:We get it Caber, you don't recognize what discipline looks like after you've given someone a chance.RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:So you're saying Thompson was kicked off the team/ out of Baylor for using the wacky weed? How is this possible? I thought Thompson was a Rhule recruit?Willie said:
This was a 3 strikes and you're out thing. And yes, marijuana is banned by the ncaa.
https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/SSI2018-19_Drug_Policies_Brochure_20180706.PDF
Doesn't matter what state the school is in
In your idol's time, he would've had his grades fixed while he raped coeds as a locker room pariah no one would hang out with socially, ala Tevin Elliott.
But of course, your butt hurt agenda can't see the difference between discipline and anarchy.
All this from the epitome of self-discipline and total self-awareness.
Don't worry. X and Thee will be here soon to go Brokeback with Milli.
Literally the worst
Sorry, got over Briles (good and bad) 3 plus years ago. The floor is yours CABer
Because he can't read
So you think Brian is lying?
As much as I like that Milli gets under the skin of some trolls who can't let CAB go or just trash Rhule, bularry is one of the good ones on here.
Unfortunately for your deranged Caber sock, Milli Vanilli is the sum total of your posting history.Jmhdfw said:
Hey congrats man..... this is like your first post without a reference to that guy you are always inserting into conversation! I'm glad my treatment for you is working!
Keep up the stalking though, really drills home how owned you Cabers are to perfection.
bularry said:Brian Ethridge said:Not sure how you got that from larry, if that is his real name, as he is fairly objective.MilliVanilli said:Your posting history says otherwise, but we're glad you reported for group.bularry said:MilliVanilli said:Pull up a chair and tell us about your feelings, Larry. Group is in session.bularry said:MilliVanilli said:Looks like Caber group therapy has commenced like clockwork, tell us where the screen names touched you.YoakDaddy said:Dia del DougO said:MilliVanilli said:We get it Caber, you don't recognize what discipline looks like after you've given someone a chance.RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:So you're saying Thompson was kicked off the team/ out of Baylor for using the wacky weed? How is this possible? I thought Thompson was a Rhule recruit?Willie said:
This was a 3 strikes and you're out thing. And yes, marijuana is banned by the ncaa.
https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/SSI2018-19_Drug_Policies_Brochure_20180706.PDF
Doesn't matter what state the school is in
In your idol's time, he would've had his grades fixed while he raped coeds as a locker room pariah no one would hang out with socially, ala Tevin Elliott.
But of course, your butt hurt agenda can't see the difference between discipline and anarchy.
All this from the epitome of self-discipline and total self-awareness.
Don't worry. X and Thee will be here soon to go Brokeback with Milli.
Literally the worst
Sorry, got over Briles (good and bad) 3 plus years ago. The floor is yours CABer
Because he can't read
I think the problem is deeper and more broad than that.
Bear8084 said:
As much as I like that Milli gets under the skin of some trolls who can't let CAB go or just trash Rhule, bularry is one of the good ones on here.
Yes
Larry is a good poster
MilliVanilli said:Unfortunately for your deranged Caber sock, Milli Vanilli is the sum total of your posting history.Jmhdfw said:
Hey congrats man..... this is like your first post without a reference to that guy you are always inserting into conversation! I'm glad my treatment for you is working!
Keep up the stalking though, really drills home how owned you Cabers are to perfection.
So you wrote this at like 4:45 in the morning, which means I was either the last thing you thought of before passing out or the first thing you thought of when you woke up ..... who owns who again?
I'm not sure how this works, and I'm curious...
I enjoyed the Briles Era immensely. It was a great time to be a Bear. I especially enjoyed watching his teams destroy the blue bloods, and their hopes for a national title.
I think CAB was one of the most brilliant coaches ever, especially on offense. He was able to do more with less talent than almost anyone in the game of football. I doubt that he encouraged or even tolerated rape by his players. I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
I also think Matt Rhule is one excellent HC. He is no where near as talented on offense, but he is amazing at recruiting, developing, and running a program. His strengths seem to be as more of a CEO with excellent HR & management skills, instead of an Xs & Os tactician. In other words, he is the perfect HC to rebuild a program from scratch, after a major scandal.
Am I a "CABer"?
I enjoyed the Briles Era immensely. It was a great time to be a Bear. I especially enjoyed watching his teams destroy the blue bloods, and their hopes for a national title.
I think CAB was one of the most brilliant coaches ever, especially on offense. He was able to do more with less talent than almost anyone in the game of football. I doubt that he encouraged or even tolerated rape by his players. I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
I also think Matt Rhule is one excellent HC. He is no where near as talented on offense, but he is amazing at recruiting, developing, and running a program. His strengths seem to be as more of a CEO with excellent HR & management skills, instead of an Xs & Os tactician. In other words, he is the perfect HC to rebuild a program from scratch, after a major scandal.
Am I a "CABer"?
Well said Shooter - very reasonable in all counts
Without question, coaches are in the position to take responsibility for the players they bring into the fold. That's true of all teachers, counselors, administrators. It's the mission of the organization. It's just more obvious in sports because they spend more than 30 hours a week in the same organization. Overall, Baylor under Briles had some excellent, high class players. The graduation rate bears that out. But Briles has always been a guy that took risks on players. There are times when that paid off, ie Jordan Najvar. Both the player and program benefitted. Problem is, when players aren't making the grade, you have a much riskier scenario. And in the era of social media, the negative impact of their bad behavior multiples 10x. So a coach taking that risk has to react more swiftly. Saying "I didn't know," isn't an acceptable answer. In my mind, "I didn't know," is sufficient grounds for termination. If you can't accept responsibility for player behavior while being paid $6 mil, then you don't need to be on a college campus.ShooterTX said:
I'm not sure how this works, and I'm curious...
I enjoyed the Briles Era immensely. It was a great time to be a Bear. I especially enjoyed watching his teams destroy the blue bloods, and their hopes for a national title.
I think CAB was one of the most brilliant coaches ever, especially on offense. He was able to do more with less talent than almost anyone in the game of football. I doubt that he encouraged or even tolerated rape by his players. I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
Art Briles is an offensive wizard. He is an innovator in offensive football and excelled at making average/above average players into football champions. Football is a tactical game and his tactics changed the game.
But for any college coach making north of $1 mil, the coach bears the risk if player behavior gets out of hand.
Bro, let me tell you straight up, Briles and his assistants knew what his problem players were doing 24x7.ShooterTX said:
I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
He hired his son. His son-in-law. The sons of his coaching friends. Any one of his assistants could find out what his players were doing at a moment in time. If you don't know, you call them up and tell them to come to the practice facility ASAP and account for their time.
The ugly truth is that there are some kids that simply can't handle the responsibility of being a college student. If it takes more than a semester to get to make that determination, then there is a leadership problem. Smart managers figure it out in a few weeks.
I think Briles mistakes were preventable, but his unwillingness to cede control/be transparent and the lack of initiative by Ian McCaw were significant contributing factors.
A Caber is someone who undermines the present to revise the past as if the self destruction didn't happen, there are a cadre of such revisionists here that delight in the idea of letting the Rhule era fail so they can parade falsehoods about the past, and act as if the self destructed era was the only way and personality who could possibly ever win.ShooterTX said:
I'm not sure how this works, and I'm curious...
I enjoyed the Briles Era immensely. It was a great time to be a Bear. I especially enjoyed watching his teams destroy the blue bloods, and their hopes for a national title.
I think CAB was one of the most brilliant coaches ever, especially on offense. He was able to do more with less talent than almost anyone in the game of football. I doubt that he encouraged or even tolerated rape by his players. I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
I also think Matt Rhule is one excellent HC. He is no where near as talented on offense, but he is amazing at recruiting, developing, and running a program. His strengths seem to be as more of a CEO with excellent HR & management skills, instead of an Xs & Os tactician. In other words, he is the perfect HC to rebuild a program from scratch, after a major scandal.
Am I a "CABer"?
Nobody doubts the self destructive regime was led by a good football coach, he unfortunately destroyed himself in nefarious ways that the Cabers think are acceptable collateral damage for grid iron glory.
And they despise all who insist he had to go and refuse to revise history for their nostalgia.
Sorry to interrupt the debate or "group" or whatever, but man, this is a big loss. Whether you are a Rhuler or CABer, it sucks to lose someone with as much potential as BJ Thompson. As an aside, I could've sworn I saw him Saturday night at the Tceh game. Maybe that was his final farewell to BU athletics?
2022 Adopt-a-Bear: Mark Milton #3 CB
What on earth happened to this thread about BJ Thompson????????
DanaDane said:
What on earth happened to this thread about BJ Thompson????????
Ruined by Milli yet again.
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
s with your last statement ?? You put a $ price on integrity ?? How much a coach is paid has NOTHING to do with it !TellMeYouLoveMe said:Without question, coaches are in the position to take responsibility for the players they bring into the fold. That's true of all teachers, counselors, administrators. It's the mission of the organization. It's just more obvious in sports because they spend more than 30 hours a week in the same organization. Overall, Baylor under Briles had some excellent, high class players. The graduation rate bears that out. But Briles has always been a guy that took risks on players. There are times when that paid off, ie Jordan Najvar. Both the player and program benefitted. Problem is, when players aren't making the grade, you have a much riskier scenario. And in the era of social media, the negative impact of their bad behavior multiples 10x. So a coach taking that risk has to react more swiftly. Saying "I didn't know," isn't an acceptable answer. In my mind, "I didn't know," is sufficient grounds for termination. If you can't accept responsibility for player behavior while being paid $6 mil, then you don't need to be on a college campus.ShooterTX said:
I'm not sure how this works, and I'm curious...
I enjoyed the Briles Era immensely. It was a great time to be a Bear. I especially enjoyed watching his teams destroy the blue bloods, and their hopes for a national title.
I think CAB was one of the most brilliant coaches ever, especially on offense. He was able to do more with less talent than almost anyone in the game of football. I doubt that he encouraged or even tolerated rape by his players. I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
Art Briles is an offensive wizard. He is an innovator in offensive football and excelled at making average/above average players into football champions. Football is a tactical game and his tactics changed the game.
But for any college coach making north of $1 mil, the coach bears the risk if player behavior gets out of hand.
BEAR 45 said:s with your last statement ?? You put a $ price on integrity ?? How much a coach is paid has NOTHING to do with it !TellMeYouLoveMe said:Without question, coaches are in the position to take responsibility for the players they bring into the fold. That's true of all teachers, counselors, administrators. It's the mission of the organization. It's just more obvious in sports because they spend more than 30 hours a week in the same organization. Overall, Baylor under Briles had some excellent, high class players. The graduation rate bears that out. But Briles has always been a guy that took risks on players. There are times when that paid off, ie Jordan Najvar. Both the player and program benefitted. Problem is, when players aren't making the grade, you have a much riskier scenario. And in the era of social media, the negative impact of their bad behavior multiples 10x. So a coach taking that risk has to react more swiftly. Saying "I didn't know," isn't an acceptable answer. In my mind, "I didn't know," is sufficient grounds for termination. If you can't accept responsibility for player behavior while being paid $6 mil, then you don't need to be on a college campus.ShooterTX said:
I'm not sure how this works, and I'm curious...
I enjoyed the Briles Era immensely. It was a great time to be a Bear. I especially enjoyed watching his teams destroy the blue bloods, and their hopes for a national title.
I think CAB was one of the most brilliant coaches ever, especially on offense. He was able to do more with less talent than almost anyone in the game of football. I doubt that he encouraged or even tolerated rape by his players. I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
Art Briles is an offensive wizard. He is an innovator in offensive football and excelled at making average/above average players into football champions. Football is a tactical game and his tactics changed the game.
But for any college coach making north of $1 mil, the coach bears the risk if player behavior gets out of hand.
Correct. Anyone in authority should know.
Good post. Briles could of paid someone a half million just to keep him out of trouble. Did not want to.TellMeYouLoveMe said:Bro, let me tell you straight up, Briles and his assistants knew what his problem players were doing 24x7.ShooterTX said:
I think he was faulted for not being more involved & aware of what his players were doing on their own time. I think Briles believed he was a coach, not a cop or a parent to his players.
He hired his son. His son-in-law. The sons of his coaching friends. Any one of his assistants could find out what his players were doing at a moment in time. If you don't know, you call them up and tell them to come to the practice facility ASAP and account for their time.
The ugly truth is that there are some kids that simply can't handle the responsibility of being a college student. If it takes more than a semester to get to make that determination, then there is a leadership problem. Smart managers figure it out in a few weeks.
I think Briles mistakes were preventable, but his unwillingness to cede control/be transparent and the lack of initiative by Ian McCaw were significant contributing factors.
That's correct.
I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
When was Gordon an All-american?
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
Okay, Mr. Ethridge. I concede. Fake news. He was All-Mclennan County and a very loyal customer of Taco Bell.Brian Ethridge said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
When was Gordon an All-american?
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
Omg! You drive me nuts!!!
Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay, Mr. Ethridge. I concede. Fake news. He was All-Mclennan County and a very loyal customer of Taco Bell.Brian Ethridge said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
When was Gordon an All-american?
Couldn't have been that loyal, he held up the line too many times
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
You have heard them in the news. Seems you keep up with it. Let's not be silly.
Yep. That's kinda the answer I expected. Perhaps you should get a spot on the BOR. You would fit right in.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
You have heard them in the news. Seems you keep up with it. Let's not be silly.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Yep. That's kinda the answer I expected. Perhaps you should get a spot on the BOR. You would fit right in.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
You have heard them in the news. Seems you keep up with it. Let's not be silly.
I will reference Keyser. You are the type of fan that did not care about the past BOR failures until it affected winning.
For the record, I like Keyser as a person, but we are on opposite ends of the spectrum regarding the culpability of the BOR. And that is okay.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Yep. That's kinda the answer I expected. Perhaps you should get a spot on the BOR. You would fit right in.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
You have heard them in the news. Seems you keep up with it. Let's not be silly.
I will reference Keyser. You are the type of fan that did not care about the past BOR failures until it affected winning.
You are absolutely correct. The wife and I donated most every year to Baylor and first got season tickets way back in 1996. The last thing we worried about was the behavior of the Baylor Board of Regents. Kinda like our mortgage payment or electricity bill, we just blindly wrote the checks. We figured that our leadership would look out for the best interests of Baylor and they were the very last thing on our minds as far as things to worry about. We blindly wrote checks for over twenty years under five different coaches. We lost for many more years than we won while we were season ticket holders. May 2015 woke us up. My school was annihilated and bludgeoned by the national news media and not a single person from Baylor stood up to defend us. Not one. We had no leadership then and we have no leadership now. None of this has anything to do with Matt Rhule. None of this debacle is any of his fault.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:For the record, I like Keyser as a person, but we are on opposite ends of the spectrum regarding the culpability of the BOR. And that is okay.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Yep. That's kinda the answer I expected. Perhaps you should get a spot on the BOR. You would fit right in.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
You have heard them in the news. Seems you keep up with it. Let's not be silly.
I will reference Keyser. You are the type of fan that did not care about the past BOR failures until it affected winning.
You are absolutely correct. The wife and I donated most every year to Baylor and first got season tickets way back in 1996. The last thing we worried about was the behavior of the Baylor Board of Regents. Kinda like our mortgage payment or electricity bill, we just blindly wrote the checks. We figured that our leadership would look out for the best interests of Baylor and they were the very last thing on our minds as far as things to worry about. We blindly wrote checks for over twenty years under five different coaches. We lost for many more years than we won while we were season ticket holders. May 2015 woke us up. My school was annihilated and bludgeoned by the national news media and not single person from Baylor stood up to defend us. Not one. We had no leadership then and we have no leadership now. None of this has anything to do with Matt Rhule. None of this debacle is any of his fault.
I can understand your frustration. I was in the same boat. I just think the current BOR is probably trying to do the right thing.
Fair enough, Sir! I hope you are right and I am wrong.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:For the record, I like Keyser as a person, but we are on opposite ends of the spectrum regarding the culpability of the BOR. And that is okay.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Yep. That's kinda the answer I expected. Perhaps you should get a spot on the BOR. You would fit right in.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Okay. Let's hear it. Who are they and what specifically did they do? According to our honorable BOR, there were nineteen players involved. Sadly, the entire 2016 Baylor Football Team wore a big "R" on their backs. I felt bad for those kids. That was the first time I can honestly say that I was ever ashamed to be associated with Baylor. Not because of the players, but because of the people in charge of leading our school.SATXBear said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:I simply asked what was the difference between BJ Thompson getting three strikes and getting "kicked out" of Baylor and Josh Gordon getting three strikes and kicked out of Baylor? As best I can tell, the answer is that Josh Gordon was an All-American.Wichitabear said:
It's Rd2's fault. He started it! Lol. He is quite the corker. Can't help but love him but he really needs the crap slapped out of him. Not every day you understand. Just when he gets off on one of his idiotic tangents.
Idiotic tangent? C'MON MANNNNN!!!! I still love you. AckAckAckAckAck!!!!!!
Briles had a lot players he should of kicked off and did not. Would of saved his job.
You have heard them in the news. Seems you keep up with it. Let's not be silly.
I will reference Keyser. You are the type of fan that did not care about the past BOR failures until it affected winning.
You are absolutely correct. The wife and I donated most every year to Baylor and first got season tickets way back in 1996. The last thing we worried about was the behavior of the Baylor Board of Regents. Kinda like our mortgage payment or electricity bill, we just blindly wrote the checks. We figured that our leadership would look out for the best interests of Baylor and they were the very last thing on our minds as far as things to worry about. We blindly wrote checks for over twenty years under five different coaches. We lost for many more years than we won while we were season ticket holders. May 2015 woke us up. My school was annihilated and bludgeoned by the national news media and not single person from Baylor stood up to defend us. Not one. We had no leadership then and we have no leadership now. None of this has anything to do with Matt Rhule. None of this debacle is any of his fault.
I can understand your frustration. I was in the same boat. I just think the current BOR is probably trying to do the right thing.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
Man, it's going to be a long offseason.
Lulz, yeah I totally forced Caber group therapy about their own posts...hodedofome said:DanaDane said:
What on earth happened to this thread about BJ Thompson????????
Ruined by Milli yet again.
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