I like how one incident has people up in arms all over the place.
Which dumb mistake?
Getting a fake ID?
Being in the bar underage?
Being in the middle of a dispute?
Lying about his identity?
Doing something stupid where he got stunned?
Fighting back at the hospital?
And no, not everyone gets/deserves second chances.
Whoa cowboy! You didn't really specify no second chances per specific scenario, so I took it as general - so for that, I would call hypocrite.
For me, I'm for second chances - I've certainly benefitted from a few in my life - granted, I wasn't on scholarship... but should it matter??
Who knows what the fight was about, probably a girl. Nothing starts a fight in a bar quicker than a drunk girl flirting with other boys.
I believe in second chances for most, if he would have accepted the consequences for the ID and just taken the ticket I wouldn't have an issue, but he fought back (allegedly), not once, but twice. People that do this aren't exactly what I would want to represent my university and my team. I have seen it all in my years of partying, I have been on his end getting caught with a fake ID and I have never seen or done what he did. I am not saying I am better, and yes he deserves a second chance somewhere, but not at ISU IMO. This isn't like he just made a little mistake, he fought cops. You may need an attitude to wrestle, but you should be able to control that attitude when not on the mat, personally, if kicking him off means getting second in nationals I say good bye. At least is shows we have a class program and coach.
Idiot.
-keep
It wasn't an AA meeting. :wink:Agreed! He should have just looked the cop in the eye and said "my name is andrew long and I'm a moron."
I hope your boss sees this, and remembers this the next time you ****-up.
If we let him back we give up the high ground we have on iowa
right or wrong i like the high ground