Team rule for self reporting??
Seems to me that any coach would make it a standing team rule that a player would be required to self report if doing %$#& as crazy as getting ticket for going nearly 100 mph. Also seems that others would know and word would get back to the coach. I guess not.
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11mo
But who knows...those are super secret double blind contracts apparently.
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11mo
Or at least didn’t start then started the rest
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11mo
Sure the coach can warn someone, bench them, punish them, threaten suspension or worse. But the coaches don’t live with the players every minute of every day.
CW is an adult and made his own bad decisions on his own time. The blame and shame is all on him.
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11mo
No way they did not know there was a problem brewing. Or, if they did not, then not doing their leadership jobs minding the troops.
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11mo
offense in 24. Extremely doubtful, but you never know.
No chance he didn't know about the one right before the DWI, and I would hope they had a discussion. I'm interested to see how he handles this. It was a team captain leading into the season opener. If he "lets it play out" until Wofford or whoever, he's just ignoring it.
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11mo
and offered to up their NIL deals...
But he did actually suspend them a game for skipping practices when they were upset at PT...
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11mo
I hope whatever NIL money is being spent on Woodson is being withheld, cancelled, something!
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11mo
Just make him pay his own $$
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He’s should be as we both agree required to pay for all fines and legal services (pretty sure not all players PAY for legal fees)
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