Maryland is worse off keeping Durkin

[DDThompson]

Sure are a lot of serious scandals in the BigTen under Delaney’s leadership. Makes the SEC pay-to-play look like chumps.

 

[HawkGold]

Mentioning Deanno in about every post is Deanno bait for you, isn’t it.

Draws you out every, doesn't it? Kind of hard to remember who you are.

 

[HawkGold]

Sure are a lot of serious scandals in the BigTen under Delaney’s leadership. Makes the SEC pay-to-play look like chumps.

Scandals have always been there. Hiding it is the problem.

 

[DDThompson]

Draws you out every, doesn't it? Kind of hard to remember who you are.

No. It doesn’t draw me out every time.

There are dozens of other posts where you just throw his name out begging him to join in opposition for no reason other than to give life meaning. No response to those.

Or you use it as an alleged pejorative against someone disagreeing with you.

And besides, I’m not Deanno.

Do you have dimentia?

 

[DDThompson]

Scandals have always been there. Hiding it is the problem.

Serious scandals are not always there.
Hiding scandals is always the problem.

 

[HawkGold]

No. It doesn’t draw me out every time.

There are dozens of other posts where you just throw his name out begging him to join in opposition for no reason other than to give life meaning. No response to those.

Or you use it as an alleged pejorative against someone disagreeing with you.

And besides, I’m not Deanno.

Do you have dimentia?

No, along with your cuz...wink wink, you're a jerk. Fun at times, but still a jerk.

 

[DDThompson]

Doesn’t matter what you aim at hg ...

But, hey, it’s close to the seasons that matter.

 

[dahlhawk]

I am not confident that either will be convicted of any crime. We shall see.

Oh, I agree that's the sad part.

 

[dahlhawk]

Good points. I think you could argue that the coaches can create an environment that influences the medical professionals decisions, but ultimately it is on the medical staff. The head AT was quoted as saying, "Drag his ass across the field!" as McNair was having trouble finishing his sprints.

Just to date you (and I), the Korey Stringer case was almost 20 years ago (17, I think).

I read that the coaches would try to "help" players who had passed out by dragging them to their feet and shoving them forward.