(08-27-2019, 12:42 AM)Firesky Wrote:

(08-26-2019, 09:52 PM)hailtoyourvictor Wrote: Use to steal in college. Got away with it because if people on campus didn't want to report Michigan's starting RB.

Literally tried to fist fight my sister at a pizza shop in Ann Arbor.

If he played at CENTRAL Michigan, why was he in Ann Arbor? And if it were the Wolverines I'd get not wanting to report their starting RB, but tbh no one really cares all that much about the Chippewas so i have a hard time believing that a UCM player had "diplomatic immunity" in that case.

If your sister suffered any kind of harm I'm sorry as no one should have to experience that; but that said your story is a little bit unbelievable without additional context.

As far as his role here, he made a mistake in college, when I was 19 I [BLEEP] up pretty bad too .. who hasn't. He's kept his nose clean thus far and has looked pretty damn good running the ball for stretches of time in the pros. After last year we could use the depth and after Gene Smith's tenure I definitely don't want "choir boys" so long as hes not a distraction and he's staying out of trouble i could care less that people think he's a scumbag.

He used to play for Michigan before transferring to Central. He wasn't the starter for the Wolverines though.

I'd buy his story, I went to undergrad at a MAC school and even in the MAC football players get a free pass to do lots of things without actual legal repercussions. 

As far as Rawls the player, IF he's 100% healthy I don't see a reason why he shouldn't get a serious look but he's had trouble staying healthy and being productive outside of his rookie season.

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