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Cory1984 said...
UK fans run their mouth anytime a Louisville player gets in trouble and is in the news saying we have a bunch of thugs, etc, so Louisville fans are quick to throw it back at UK when their players screw up (and they do every bit as much). Its stupid on both ends. College football teams are huge, 100 kids, and there will always be players getting into trouble with the law. I'd say college football kids in general break the law more than average students do, and when you have 100 of them, chances of something happening is pretty high.
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NewMexiCard said...
While I can agree with the statistical argument, the real reason this is a major, major story is that he brought the weapon to a school. In the wake of the most obscene school shooting in U.S. history, it's a product of miserable decision making and horrendous timing. This kid will be kicked off the team and never given a chance to come back by UK if they are smart. You do not want that kind of PR hanging around under a new coaching staff.
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Cory1984 said...
UK fans run their mouth anytime a Louisville player gets in trouble and is in the news saying we have a bunch of thugs, etc, so Louisville fans are quick to throw it back at UK when their players screw up (and they do every bit as much). Its stupid on both ends. College football teams are huge, 100 kids, and there will always be players getting into trouble with the law. I'd say college football kids in general break the law more than average students do, and when you have 100 of them, chances of something happening is pretty high.
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RedBirdBath said...
I wish the OP would take this garbage elsewhere. We don't celebrate the demise of other people, whether they are players of a rival team or not. It makes no difference to me what other fans of other teams do, that doesn't mean we need to show up as imbeciles at the asylum ourselves.
We're better than that as Cards fans. This off-topic stuff which should be either deleted or taken to a smack board as a minimum.










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