Baylor RB ruled inelgible

[North Texas Golfer]

As with most stories, what is being reported and what truly took place are not the same thing.

 

[Matt Cotcher]

As with most stories, what is being reported and what truly took place are not the same thing.

But, but, but...he's a victim? There has to be a victim!

 

[Shambeaux]

This story reminds me of something that happened to my older brother. Mike's buddy's dad had a big old Cadillac that the two of them decided to take fishing one Saturday in July. On the way to the fishing spot, they stopped and bought three cases of beer. They ended up with a nice stringer of fish that they decided to take home in the trunk to clean and fry up at home. Both of them ended up so drunk that they forgot all about the fish. The buddy's father found the fish Monday when he checked the trunk before he headed to work. That smell is what came to mind when I read this.

I was just about to say that this story didn't pass the sniff test. You have a great true story that says it much better lol.

What people need to think about is simple. Would anyone from Baylor give him the same benefit if he were a homeless Engineering major or did this happen because he plays football?