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Davies off the BYU Bball team- Honor Code Violation

BTW, that team looked absolutely pathetic yesterday. I would like to think it had something to do with the emotions of the past few days, but those backups are really not good players. They need to put Hartsock at the 5, and either of Abouo and Rogers at the 4 and just suck it up that they are going to have problems rebounding and in the post. Those other guys can't play a lick. I would never let them in the game if I was Rose. We need Jimmer to have a monster game to even get out of round 1 now.
 
TroutBum said:
Look at some of you. Pathetic.

This is like walking up to a bees next, kicking the **** out of it, and then getting mad at the bees for stinging you. This is not BYU's fault. Thank the Gods that at least one school still has the balls to have AND enforce an honor code.
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I don't think BYU did anything wrong. I just happen to think it's a shame that the kid is never going to live down his mistake. In the end, it's his fault for choosing a school with an honor code that he didn't live up to, but I still feel somewhat bad for the kid. When a regular Joe @ BYU gets caught banging his girlfriend, he get's the benefit of redeeming himself without it being national news. Obviously, Davies doesn't get that benefit.

And as far as having the "balls" to enforce your almighty honor code, I'd go easy with patting your favorite school on the back. Not that long ago, the honor code and how it was enforced was quite a joke.
 
I completely disagree that BYU allowed this to get out to the media. If he indeed repented for what he did and felt bad, why did the school find it meaningful to involve the media. Not only does he now feel bad for what he has done but is also embarassed and now the whole nation knows what he did. Last time I checked, what you tell a church authority is between you and them and God. Not you, them, God and ESPN.
 
kwb said:
I completely disagree that BYU allowed this to get out to the media. If he indeed repented for what he did and felt bad, why did the school find it meaningful to involve the media. Not only does he now feel bad for what he has done but is also embarassed and now the whole nation knows what he did. Last time I checked, what you tell a church authority is between you and them and God. Not you, them, God and ESPN.
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It's nothing more than a conspiracy theory than anything else, but I have heard it brought up a few times that a there are folks up at BYU who are always very eager for an opportunity to show that sports DO NOT come before the religious aspects of the school. Some believe that's why you saw Davie's punishment come very quickly and very publicly.

I have no idea if this is true, but I've heard there's actually a good sized faction of people within BYU that would have no problem what so ever if the athletic programs were abolished all together.
 
Plenty of laughs to be had reading this thread. The usual suspects spouting the usual stuff. Never gets old.

Best of luck, Davies.
 
jazzman12 said:
It's nothing more than a conspiracy theory than anything else, but I have heard it brought up a few times that a there are folks up at BYU who are always very eager for an opportunity to show that sports DO NOT come before the religious aspects of the school. Some believe that's why you saw Davie's punishment come very quickly and very publicly.

I have no idea if this is true, but I've heard there's actually a good sized faction of people within BYU that would have no problem what so ever if the athletic programs were abolished all together.
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The word on the BYU message board that I just browsed is that a Provo Daily Herald reporter was going to scoop the Davies situation, and so Brandon/BYU beat him to the punch. I don't know the validity of that, but it makes more sense to me than BYU doing it for those reasons. Surely BYU having a deep run in the tourney is better for the school than any positive PR they can spin out of this.

But yes, I'm not sure BYU was hoping for something like this, but I don't doubt that they believe in the Rahm Emanuel line of thinking where you try to direct a "crisis" to your advantage. It sounds like they are doing a good job of doing exactly that as well. The majority of people are saying, "good for you guys." It's the BYU fans that want to see a basketball team they've fallen in love with finish the year strongly that BYU is combating.
 
Solid post Duck.

Im one of those folks outside of the local circle, thankfully, and I think what BYU did and how they've handled things has been fine. Davies knew how much trouble the fairer sex can bring..he learned the hardway. I blame the girl for opening her legs and giving him the temptation.

Also, how did people find out he hit the catchers mitt?
 
On behalf of LogGrad,

Wait, wait, wait......wait, wait, wait...............wait.

What is this Honor Code you guys speak of, and why does this mean Davies is off the team?
Why was I not informed?
 
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