Mentoring only works if its received on the end where the help is needed.

He'll see another uniform.....................
It will be, orange.......................

You mean any sport for life.

I don’t disagree, but if he can’t receive it, means he isn’t coachable, and you get exactly what happened above. A liability and slap in the face to everyone on that sideline. Everything those other young men accomplished will be overshadowed by this incident.

These actions aren’t random, he knows there is no accountability. The village failed as much as he did

And all of those men wanted something from him. According to my son, this fine upstanding citizen just lost all of his scholarship offers. Look forward to seeing him involved in an armed robbery soon.

He will lose scholarship offers now, then eventually sign with a second-level college program, then work his way back up and get drafted.

He will fit in nicely with any NFL program.

I wonder what his poor parents are thinking now...

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They're thinking he is a victim..



Choot them too

I'd surmise his parents are very angry and ashamed of him right now, but...

They will support him as will a couple of his buddies from the team.

The rest are furious!

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Why do you surmise that? It's not that punks first rodeo

If he’ll do that in public, think what he will do in private. Some severe social conditioning is in order.

If that punk was dating a child of mine, well, I just can’t imagine the lengths I would go to.

Throw the F'n book at him!

Bobo is spot on with his points.

Every coach there should feel shame right now for their failure.

I’d ban him from football, wrestling and would not let him walk if they have a graduation ceremony. I would not allow him to participate in any other activities as well. People are right about him getting scholarships from tier 2 schools and then transferring. If he’s that good of an athlete colleges will consider this a minor mistake made by a child and therefore he shouldn’t be punished.

That coach should have tackled the kid as he ran out there, the chasing of him looked weak to me and no extreme reaction of disdain by the coaches or teammates on the sideline. Had someone on my high school or college team had done that, they would have been grabbed, tackled or chewed out right there, immediately. I'm sure the lack of coaches' and team's reaction helped factor into the school's disqualification from playoffs, right call in my mind. That kid will not see another UIL sanctioned event this year, his senior year and will likely get probation and community service for his misdeeds

FIFY

He's never been on the receiving end of raw aggression, he needs his azz beat. Severely.

Start with a broken jaw. Both arms/wrist. Then ribs. He needs to experience pain and suffering, perhaps then he'll understand the consequences of causing harm to others.

I've been on the receiving end of meanness, dealt with agression. Got my azz beaten a few times by much bigger blacks when I first went to junior HS during desegregation. After the fourth or fifth time my old man had to come to school because I'd been injured, he told me something I never forgot; that it would continue until they paid a price and felt fear. And that fear is a powerful shield. Then he promptly enrolled me in Judo lessons by one of his buddies who was an Army judo/ju jitsu champ in S. Korea and he quickly broke me of the notion of trying to fight a bullies fight, to fight on my terms.

After that, when I got jumped, I didnt have to hurt them all. Just one. The screams were loud enough it got the others attention. The loud snap of a bone or joint gets peoples attention pretty damn quick. Even that of bullies. And if theres one thing I cant stand, its a bully.

MY MAN!!!

Agreed. See my prior post and realize I was being extremely discreet. People close to this thug need to take action. Pretty sure words have not as of yet.

Good the punk need to be punished. Glad they removed the team from the playoffs.

The course of action I'd suggest is a course of action I can't suggest.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

Course of action: give him a choice. Let the ref whoop his azz or he never plays again. Don’t ruin the DB’s life, but if sports mean ANYthing to him, he’ll take his licks and learn from being a D-head.

That’s how it’s done. Parents that don’t realize this are raising victims.