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I want Rah back, but......CFM should have been at Rakym's doorstep begging the day after the Temple game
Excellent post. I hope the University of South Carolina never stoops so low as to "beg" an athlete who had ample warning about his previous behavior and then screwed up again to come back just to win a games in sports. Using discipline to teach is part of the educational process and I suspect our coach knows the details and will act accordingly.I want Rah back, but......
* first of all FM don't beg, he is a coach, not a homeless guy looking for a handout
* second Felder was told to get his act together and had benchmarks to meet. He has to convince FM NOT the other way around.
* third the earliest he could come back is second semester.
* he will have to pay his own way and walk on this semester as there are no scholarships available. ( can he afford this? Are there NCAA hoops to jump through?)
Excellent post. I hope the University of South Carolina never stoops so low as to "beg" an athlete who had ample warning about his previous behavior and then screwed up again to come back just to win a games in sports. Using discipline to teach is part of the educational process and I suspect our coach knows the details and will act accordingly.
He hasn't even been in school this semester. Don't think he's eligible.I want him on the court on 12/19.
A lot of people on here don't care about anything other than what will help win more games. These are the "bagmen" posters.
He hasn't even been in school this semester. Don't think he's eligible.
A lot of people on here don't care about anything other than what will help win more games. These are the "bagmen" posters.
Franks call. Fielder isn't special enough to help this team too much to be truthful. So if Franks decides the kid deserves a second chance, that's fine. If he doesn't that is fine also. Felder's presence isn't going to alter the program much one way or the other.
The hypocrisy..fans only want him back because they perceive he might help the team, if they didn't think he might help SC win, they'd say keep him off the team.
Two arrests in 18 months...Felder has not one chance, not two chances, but if Martin lets him back on team, a THIRD chance..one is plenty, two is enough...
For what it's worth, I'd like him back and little of what I know about him or at least observe about him, he does not seem like a terrible person. I would not be upset if he is on the team again, but I was commenting on the typical reaction from a lot of people on here which is, "If you want to win, make exceptions and integrity is not a priority".
I like what someone else said about these players having to prove to our coaches that they're worth the chance. We have a pretty good resume as a university with keeping players out of trouble and discipline, in general. That wasn't the case when Lou Holtz was here. We don't need to be known as the school that someone can fall back on after getting kicked out of another one.
Again, some posters think the purpose of USC is to have winning sports teams, not educate young men and women.
wrong....we think the purpose of USC's big budget athletic program is to win games...also..some of you loons act as if you can't do both..What Felder was accused of (3rd degree assault) did not warrant a suspension...If you cite his prior issues i'll concede the point...But we will not beat the teams we compete against by booting kids for every little offense law enforcement gets involved in...Coaches like Saban, Smart and Dabo tell the media where to go...we must learn to do the same...If the offense is egregious, there should be discipline...But there is effective discipline that does not rise to level of suspensionAgain, some posters think the purpose of USC is to have winning sports teams, not educate young men and women.
In theory, yes; but let's be honest. D1 sports are big business (granted, football is foremost). These aren't intramural games for fun (the big 3). If we're not committed to winning, then just shut them down. We can educate choirboys. LOL
wrong....we think the purpose of USC's big budget athletic program is to win games...also..some of you loons act as if you can't do both..What Felder was accused of (3rd degree assault) did not warrant a suspension...If you cite his prior issues i'll concede the point...But we will not beat the teams we compete against by booting kids for every little offense law enforcement gets involved in...Coaches like Saban, Smart and Dabo tell the media where to go...we must learn to do the same...If the offense is egregious, there should be discipline...But there is effective discipline that does not rise to level of suspension
A lot of people on here don't care about anything other than what will help win more games. These are the "bagmen" posters.
That’s right. Winning is the point. I’ve never walked into a store and seen a University of South Carolina “Great Sportsmanship” t-shirt.
You missed them. They're by the "We run a tight ship" t-shirts.That’s right. Winning is the point. I’ve never walked into a store and seen a University of South Carolina “Great Sportsmanship” t-shirt.
UPC beat #22 Florida this afternoon. Felder won't be here in time to prevent another extension of our losing streak to them, which should have ended last year.
My sentiments remain unaltered. We lost last year when we should not have been in a position to lose to them. To me, it seemed like a streak in itself.We beat them 2 years ago, so the losing streak is 1.
All charges were dropped so it is as if the event never happened. We can't punish him for something that didn't happen. Bring him back with open arms!i believe in 2nd chances sometimes, but 3 chances is one to many, imo