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RE: Marshall in Top 25, MTSU and WKU in Top 40
(08-21-2015 04:37 PM)MUther Wrote:  
(08-19-2015 09:59 PM)NanoDawg Wrote:  Damn - you guys took away all the glory that Marshall should have with this thread 03-wink

Perhaps, but there is no controversy with our arrested players. They are gone if there is any meat on that bone. Grooms probably lasted the longest once issues surrounding domestic violence were floating about. But they tried to get him help. Once they realized he wasn't going to change...gone. We recruit some rough kids from rough areas. If they can't be shaped into team players and standup adults, they get dismissed. I still believe it's worth trying to save these athletes from themselves where possible.

I hear you.
My original post was an attempt to distract WKU and MTSU fans from going at each other. I guess I failed big time - they hate each other :)
08-25-2015 10:01 AM
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