Now, the ESPN talking heads want Reggie Bush to get his Heisman back.
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Fair enough. Now let's take away Ty Detmar's Heisman and award it to the Rocket.
I mean, if the Miami thugs had not failed to show up against the Mormons... it would not have been close.
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That wasn't a great year for Heisman candidates.
The bigger blow to Ismail's candidacy was his relatively limited touches. It may have been because Holtz knew he was prone to getting dinged up, but he only had 6 touchdowns. There were a lot more stats that were there to be had.
Agreed on Detmer, but he battled his ass off in that Miami game. Take that away, and David Klingler was actually a better Heisman candidate.
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ESPN should demand the 2A award David Grimes that TD catch against Stanford..,
Pure bullshit call..,..
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Their is no morality anywhere in NCAA, taking this award that he deserved to win for his play
BTAYLOR21 2952 postsis simply ridiculous unless morality is put back in the top priority of all the NCAA sports.
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Really tough to give a crap about this
Reggie Bush was a generational player. Easily in the top ten of all the college players I've ever seen, and I'm so old I fart dust. There's no question he was the deserving winner.
Whether he formally has his award reinstated is immaterial. I've always considered him a Heisman winner, with or without the award.
USC cheating is not news. It's who they are and what they do. I'm glad they were penalized. F them. As for Reggie getting his Heisman back, I just don't care either way.
'I define fear as standing across from Joe Louis and knowing he wants to go home early.' - Max Baer -
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Re: Sometimes when watching ESPN, it's like watching CNN.
It's no different than having to be subjected to posts on this forum that have nothing to do with sharing information and opinions as to how Notre Dame is recruiting, or with respect to performances on the football field, both past and present. I am sure that there are many other blogs out there that give people sufficient opportunities to opine on their perspectives regarding politics and race relations. If not, perhaps they might just want to turn on their favorite cable news channel to affirm whatever makes their viewers feel better.
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When it is put this way, it is hypocritical to say ‘he is’
This statement was deliberately formulated in this style so it would be about politics. He could have called Bush a liar in many other ways that were more about football, but he deliberately chose to make a politicized statement. So do not be a douchebag.
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Spectacularly stupid and racist post, even for you.
(no message)God may not care who wins, but His mother does -
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The entire SC AD was involved in the Reggie Bush fiasco...
Was it only black administrators that promoted the graft????
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Really?
Perhaps you are better suited to root for Alabama, Georgia, or some other Mason-Dixon team. This is what the University of Notre Dame stands for.
https://247sports.com/college/notre-dame/Article/Watch-Notre-Dame-Committed-To-Change-147969363/
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I guarantee you the vast majority of ND football players support BLM.
The irony of a bunch of old white guys losing their shit all fall over whether they win games is kinda funny.
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Not trying to rev it up, but
BTAYLOR21 2952 postsThe majority of ALL 18-22 age group support this. I wonder why?
Ross Browner should have won the heisman
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Dont preach to me. BLM is politically motivated
and nothing more. I treat all people the same, regardless of color. I refuse to chastise myself for being white
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Not at all. No one's weeping over black vs. black fatalities
Therefore, black lives matter only when it reinforces a certain narrative. To deny that is to deny reality. Therefore, black lies DO matter.
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If you start citing facts, I'm really going to be upset!
Zander 208 posts(no message)Liberty is an opportunity for doing good, but only when it is also an opportunity for doing wrong...-
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Re: Fact: I will never apologize or feel bad about being white. Do you?
Zander 208 postsWhy would I or anyone apologize for their skin color? It's not an accomplishment or a failure regardless of what your skin color is. So, what does anyone have to apologize for.
Liberty is an opportunity for doing good, but only when it is also an opportunity for doing wrong...
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In fairness, there's been 25 people shot & killed in Shitcago in the month of June; 247 year to date
There's a reason you haven't heard a damn thing about that.
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