Junction
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This is big, real big.:lol:
That's NOT what she said.... [/office]
This is big, real big.:lol:
And the cause of Hawk's change in demeanor is finally revealed....:wink2:That's NOT what she said.... [/office]
I'm sorry, but I have a difficult time believing what Dave Plati says anymore. He lost a lot of credibility with me this year.
this is hilarious. some kid on rivals who is friends with scott on facebook said that scott was saying things like "im coming back, im working on it, we are bringing it back this year...." this whole situation is ridiculous.
Maybe Dan Hawkins told him it wasnt going to happen and now he's bitter.
Hawk has a GF on FB??? :wow:
Maybe Dan Hawkins told him it wasnt going to happen and now he's bitter.
It's still hilarious. Good stuff Sacky. Someone should make a lifesize cardboard cutout of this so we can bring it to Sackygate. :lol:![]()
- I'm going to keep this running joke until it's not funny anymore. This could take some time...
This is ridiculous. An athletic scholarship at a Division 1 university needs to be earned by being an ATHLETE. I wish I got a full ride through a semester of college just because I had "earned it" by working hard. Sumler is no longer an athlete at Colorado and is therefore just like any other student paying their own way. I don't care what the circumstances are. In my opinion Hawkins was doing the politically CORRECT thing.
This is ridiculous. An athletic scholarship at a Division 1 university needs to be earned by being an ATHLETE. I wish I got a full ride through a semester of college just because I had "earned it" by working hard. Sumler is no longer an athlete at Colorado and is therefore just like any other student paying their own way. I don't care what the circumstances are. In my opinion Hawkins was doing the politically CORRECT thing.
Dan Hawkins said "I go, 'Guys, you can rip me all you want and I'm good with that. But just tell me how to get better.' You can tell me I'm a jerk. OK, I'm a jerk. WHY am I a jerk? What do I need to do not to be a jerk?,"
why don't you guys go easier on plati?
he's the SID.
it. is. his. job. to. stay. on. message.
I agree with Hawkins to revoke his scholarship. He is not a student athlete and why would WE have to pay for him to pursue his career at another school? It's not like he is injured and we are taking away his scholly, the guy is lucky to have 3 1/2 years of free education and if he chooses to leave our football program, LATER!
Really, what facts would support Hawk's jerking his scholly? Never been in trouble, got the grades and his degree, played hard, etc. Hawk is a GIANT hypocrite, here's a kid who he recruited, from all outside appearances, "did things the right way" and gets screwed in the end by what appears to be a petty little man masquerading as a big time FB coach.
A couple of things come to mind. One would be that during or after the season Sumler told Hawkins he was staying and then went back on his word. Another would, and maybe could be linked to the "back on his word" arguement, is that once Hawkins found out Sumler was leaving, he decided to give the remainder of the scholly to a deserving walk on as a reward for his loyalty and work. There are probably a lot of things we are not even aware of.
Fair enough, what about CU's word to a schoarship athlete? Is that worth anything anymore? Schollys get pulled , I get that, but usually because there is some sort of violation, and occasionally, because the player can't cut it. After four seasons and earning a degree, and not getting into trouble publicly, he's rewarding by getting the shaft on his scholly at mid-term. That just looks great. If I had a kid, I'd definitely want them to be in that situation.A couple of things come to mind. One would be that during or after the season Sumler told Hawkins he was staying and then went back on his word. Another would, and maybe could be linked to the "back on his word" arguement, is that once Hawkins found out Sumler was leaving, he decided to give the remainder of the scholly to a deserving walk on as a reward for his loyalty and work. There are probably a lot of things we are not even aware of.
I think the scholarship was to cover 5 years in school to play 4 seasons of football. I honestly do not know how Sumler's career at CU has played out. How many years has he provided both in playing time and in total time? Has it been the full 5 to play 4?Fair enough, what about CU's word to a schoarship athlete? Is that worth anything anymore? Schollys get pulled , I get that, but usually because there is some sort of violation, and occasionally, because the player can't cut it. After four seasons and earning a degree, and not getting into trouble publicly, he's rewarding by getting the shaft on his scholly at mid-term. That just looks great. If I had a kid, I'd definitely want them to be in that situation.
I think the scholarship was to cover 5 years in school to play 4 seasons of football. I honestly do not know how Sumler's career at CU has played out. How many years has he provided both in playing time and in total time? Has it been the full 5 to play 4?
OK, just playing Devil's Advocate here: Did Sumler, then, not fulfill his part of the contract?I believe he's been in the program 4 seasons total - played 3, 1 RS year. He graduates in 4 at the end of this semester.