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And Doug Gottlieb, Sally Jesse Raphael, Phil Donahue, Oprah, Jerry Springer, Montel Williams, and Ricki Lake say it was no big deal. Who cares what any of these guys think? They've got hours upon hours of shows to fill. Blab away - it doesn't mean anything. Tom Brady breaks a toe nail and they talk about it.

BYU has done an awesome job of shutting the media out of the discipline process the past few years though. They address it once and tell everybody to get lost if they don't like it. Anybody know specifically why Jamaal Willimas isn't playing this year? Not me, and it's none of my business. Don't care. I bet the Salt Lake Trib is in California jumping in his trash cans every day though....tapping his mom's phone.....trying to figure it out.

BYU probably kicked Ului's butt in some "gassers" drill yesterday and called it good. Perfect punishment.
Let's put it this way. Jamaal Williams, potentially the top RB in BYU history, and going into the year, the starter at the weakest position on the team, was suspended for the entire year for something millions of college kids do everyday (that's your hint, Duck) Yet, Bronco is too soft on suspensions.
 
Let's put it this way. Jamaal Williams, potentially the top RB in BYU history, and going into the year, the starter at the weakest position on the team, was suspended for the entire year for something millions of college kids do everyday (that's your hint, Duck) Yet, Bronco is too soft on suspensions.

Isn't the honor code an all encompassing standard for every BYU student, and once broken, evaluation and punishment are put before a board?

Not sure I have that right, but if that's the case, that doesn't sound like a decision for Bronco to make, and seems like and apples-to-oranges comparison when it comes to Bronco's role in discipline for in-game actions.
 
Isn't the honor code an all encompassing standard for every BYU student, and once broken, evaluation and punishment are put before a board?

Not sure I have that right, but if that's the case, that doesn't sound like a decision for Bronco to make, and seems like and apples-to-oranges comparison when it comes to Bronco's role in discipline for in-game actions.
Sometimes, but this was a Bronco punishment for violation of team rules.
 
^weak

are we supposed to care if Bronco gets credit for the suspension? Can we talk about on-the-field stuff now? tia
The most recent example? BYU's most explosive defensive player, Sione Takitaki, after being suspended by Bronco v Nebraska, missed most of the second half against Boise for a cheap shot on the Boise QB.

But hey, if the false narrative that winning is all that matters, and BYU players can get away with murder and still play makes you all feel better, carry on. It's actually quite comical, tbh.
 
The most recent example? BYU's most explosive defensive player, Sione Takitaki, after being suspended by Bronco v Nebraska, missed most of the second half against Boise for a cheap shot on the Boise QB.

But hey, if the false narrative that winning is all that matters, and BYU players can get away with murder and still play makes you all feel better, carry on. It's actually quite comical, tbh.

BYU, where you can punch the knob, but not fellate.
 
Naos, where being a constant douche happens
 
Naos, where being a constant douche happens
While he didn't know it, that was NAOS waving the white flag "okay, I admit it, Bronco will sit players that may cost his team games, but gosh darn it, not for the reasons I think he should." NAOS isn't always playing with a full deck.
 
While he didn't know it, that was NAOS waving the white flag "okay, I admit it, Bronco will sit players that may cost his team games, but gosh darn it, not for the reasons I think he should." NAOS isn't always playing with a full deck.
Good post
 
Naos, where being a constant douche happens
my bad. I was wrong. Technically speaking, married BYU footballers can fellate.

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^examples of Flacid, Bland, Shaky, Independent thinking
Bronco doesn't punish the players you want him to, in the way you want him to, for what you think deserves punishment and that upsets you.
Plain and simple
 
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