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Parker Orms, Ayodeji Olatoye, Paul Vigo, Josh Moten and Liloa Nobriga --
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Not first offense.
buffs04
Well-Known Member
Fair enough. If it is an ongoing problem, then disciplinary action is reasonable.
Not sure how true that is for all of them. Just assume there is a lot we don't know.
BuffChipsRadio seemed to intimate that it was something other than weed last night.
That was a weird segment, not sure I would be reading too much into it.
Can't say it is true for all five guys, but some of them have had ongoing issues. Olatoye was already suspended, Nobriga has not been playing much, etc.
Hemp then?
intimate = Verb:Imply or hint.
HawtWf
Well-Known Member
Don't care what year it is. if the penalty for breaking any rule is suspension and you break that rule it should get you suspended. first offense or not, weed or not.
stupid kids.
I got the impression from listening to Ringo this morning on The Ticket that it was a combination of poor classroom performance and football work ethic, as well as past and/or present rules violations.
GoBuffs08
Well-Known Member
a 9 game suspension is pretty damn hard for something that did not involve any law enforcement, and right now is being billed as breaking team rules.
I will hold off on passing judgement on Embree until the details are released, but the crime better be much more severe than having your picture taken while celebrating CU's annual 4/20 day.
Hell the NCAA only suspended tOSU players 4 games for violations of NCAA rules
I will hold off on passing judgement on Embree until the details are released, but the crime better be much more severe than having your picture taken while celebrating CU's annual 4/20 day.
Hell the NCAA only suspended tOSU players 4 games for violations of NCAA rules
Spoken like someone with a ton of well behaved kids :lol:
Who knows other than those involved but I'm guessing that this isn't something that came out of the blue.
Embree has made his expectations clear, he has tried to support guys meeting the expectations, he is emotional but not irrational.
If these guys are gone they earned being gone. I would not be in any way surprised if at least some of them don't have the option of earning their way back onto the team in the future, but for now unless you stand by your standards you don't have standards.
Embree has made his expectations clear, he has tried to support guys meeting the expectations, he is emotional but not irrational.
If these guys are gone they earned being gone. I would not be in any way surprised if at least some of them don't have the option of earning their way back onto the team in the future, but for now unless you stand by your standards you don't have standards.
If they do that, they only win by 24 or so.
The Guest
Guest
We'll see. Harbaugh ran it up on USC a few years ago, but there were other dynamics in play. Anyway, it doesn't matter. I'm not convinced we need a defensive secondary to beat Stanford.
Wyo Buff
Well-Known Member
I like it. Let's stick 11 guys in the box and rush every down!!!! It's either TD or Luck goes down!!!
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Buff_nc
Well-Known Member
That's what I was thinking. Put in our punt return team for every play, maybe one guy back as a deep safety.
Oh wait, maybe not OUR punt return team, but you get the formation point.
bigbang
Member
Breaking team rules is ambigious at best. It could range from academics to bad attitude towards the coaches. I know Moten was suspended last year because of academics, he was on the field against WAST, now he is suspended. One an assume Moten suspension has more to do with academics. But what about the rest, surprised to see Parker Orms name on the list. it will be difficult for Orms to come back and earn a starting spot at Safety. The staff will have to recruit better in the secondary. Parker Orms is an okay player, nothing special. Can't see him starting anytime soon, if we get bluechippers to commit.
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JRK
Member
Moten wasn't suspended because of academics last year. You should just stick to talking about recruiting, that's clearly where all your expertise lies. :lol: And since I know you're not the sharpest tool in the shed, i'll just point out that that was sarcasm.
When the players show up, learn the playbook, and perform on the field, there might be room for leeway. Until they show up and do what they are being given a scholarship to do, I don't care if spitting on the ground is a violation of team rules. They need to understand discipline, on the field and off the field.
People complain about the number of penalties and mental mistakes this team makes, and then a few of them turn and wonder if Embree is being too harsh here? Discipline, on field and off field, go hand in hand.