Texas high school player attacks referee
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Are you saying he received a scholly to U of Miami?
jimbasil 55026 posts(no message)Jack, he is a banker
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Suspended in 2019-20 soccer season for similar incident. With his anger issues he could be on the...
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Now that was funny... touche
AL-Irish 796 posts(no message)"In victory, you deserve Champagne, in defeat, you need it."
Napolean Bonaparte
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Sucks for the other players. The team was "removed" from playoffs because of the incident.
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Only one question...is he headed to Florida State or LSU?
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He is Emanual Duran
(no message)Link: https://s.hdnux.com/photos/01/15/46/44/20343045/3/480x480.jpg
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Why would he not be arrested? That hit was outside the scope of a football game.
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.-
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OK. The yt linked article said he was merely escorted, and was not in cuffs.
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For whatever reason the police who were working "security" at the stadium just escorted him out.
He was later arrested, though. He was formally arraigned this morning and was in jail with bail set. The charge is a misdemeanor, so I imagine someone will post bond.
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That kid is as dumb as Jayru Campbell
I doubt that even Urban Meyer would want him on a team. Nobody needs another Aaron Hernandez...
He just pissed away any scholarship opportunities.
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Or the coaches. School administration.
Hard to know exactly where the blame lies beyond the young man himself, who is responsible for his actions. It was reported that he had previously been suspended from the soccer team over a "similar incident," and he was considered a "star player" on the football team. I'm certainly speculating, but maybe this young man wasn't held accountable because he was a good player. If that is the case, there is blame to spread around. But, again, I'm reading between the lines here. Looks like some of it will get sorted out in the courts.
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I assume that will be the last time he will need his football pads and uniform.
I imagine that young man's family lives in daily fear of him. Kid needs serious counseling.Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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Maybe. But maybe that kid has clinically problematic anger issues.
I think it is more likely he has mental problems than that his parents raised him to do things like that. And, you have to consider: Can his parents (assuming there are two) afford the cost of therapy, etc.? Maybe not.
Of course, none of the excuses we can come up for him excuse him from going to jail. He has to be held personally responsible in the end.
Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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