Are the women's rights groups still watching the buffs closely? Because they may not like this guy...
I saw that in the little bit of research I did on him. I thought it best to not bring it up, though.
Are the women's rights groups still watching the buffs closely? Because they may not like this guy...
Are the women's rights groups still watching the buffs closely? Because they may not like this guy...
When she went for a cell phone to call 911, Ashley's brother, Naim Shakir, 24, tackled her and held her down while Ashley Ambrose kicked her in the side and hit her in the face, according to the report.
I'm sorry, but is he hired, or are we getting all riled up prematurely?
Are the women's rights groups still watching the buffs closely? Because they may not like this guy...
Police arrested a former Falcons player Sunday for allegedly attacking his wife and trying to prevent her from calling police, according to a police report.
Gwinnett County Police arrested Ashley A. Ambrose, 36, of Duluth at his home in Sugarloaf Country Club. Ambrose was charged with battery and interfering with an emergency call. He was released on $5,700 bond an hour after he arrived at Gwinnett County's jail.
Ambrose was confronted on Feb. 9 by his wife, Monica E. Ambrose, 33, about marital problems when Ambrose became enraged, according to the report. Monica Ambrose told police that her husband said he was going to kill her and pushed her in the face, according to the report. Ashley Ambrose then threw a glass vase at her after she struck him back in self-defense, according to the report.
When she went for a cell phone to call 911, Ashley's brother, Naim Shakir, 24, tackled her and held her down while Ashley Ambrose kicked her in the side and hit her in the face, according to the report.
Police listed the same offense for Shakir, but Gwinnett's police spokesman Cpl. Darren Moloney said there was no record of an arrest for Shakir.
The Ambrose's two children were upstairs asleep during the struggle, according to the report.
Monica Ambrose ran upstairs and called police from behind a locked door. Both men fled, according to the report.
Calls Tuesday to the number listed on the report for Ambrose went unanswered.
Ambrose played 13 seasons in the NFL, including three as a defensive back with the Falcons (2000-02). He served as an unpaid defensive backs assistant coach with the Falcons last season. Team officials said Tuesday that Ambrose is no longer affiliated with the team.
Probably Mark Embree.
no not at all i dont know the guy personally i just dont think he will be a good coach no evidence just a gut feeling. Could he be great? i hope so but do i have faith in this hire not at all. However im gonna give him a chance just like im giving McDaniels
its official ashley ambrose is new WR coach... or maybe not hes the Interim Assistant WR Coach :wtf:
does anyone know what that means
When she went for a cell phone to call 911, Ashley's brother, Naim Shakir, 24, tackled her and held her down while Ashley Ambrose kicked her in the side and hit her in the face, according to the report.
It means he can recruit like a regular assistant, but does not yet have the job. It also means he is probably still in the running for the permanent job, along with several other candidates.
I think that's about right. It makes sense to me, because it seems like a horrible time to hunt for a coach. At the end of next season there should be a lot more options.
It means he can recruit like a regular assistant, but does not yet have the job. It also means he is probably still in the running for the permanent job, along with several other candidates.
I think this is the best possible time to look for a coach, personally. Still three months away from Fall camp, no active recruiting taking place, perfect.
Uh, the coaches are all out on the road right now.....recruiting. This time of the year is huge in recruiting, it's the spring evaluation period.
Uh, the coaches are all out on the road right now.....recruiting. This time of the year is huge in recruiting, it's the spring evaluation period.
OK, yes. That's true. I guess my point is that it's not crunch time leading up to NOI day. Technically, recruiting is going on year-round. There aren't any potential recruits that we will gain or lose because we're looking for a WR coach right now.
While it may not be the craziness leading up to signing day, this time period is probably more important since this is when they turn up kids that may be flying under the radar. Having a full staff out recruiting is vitally important and being down a coach right now would not be good. Maybe Ambrose can use some of his southern ties to land us some SEC area kids.
While it may not be the craziness leading up to signing day, this time period is probably more important since this is when they turn up kids that may be flying under the radar and can lock those kids up (think Clark Evans). Having a full staff out recruiting is vitally important and being down a coach right now would not be good. Maybe Ambrose can use some of his southern ties to land us some SEC area kids.
i agree but what was with drews post?