Quote:Yes, I, an FSU fan, believe my school that I like is better than yours. Raise your hand if you're shocked . . . Now how many people think the school they cheer for is better than others . . .

 

Now that that's out of the way, I'm hearing two messages from the UF faithful. "They did miss the Idaho game, so no issue here." Which is ludicrous logic. That would be like forgiving a jail sentence because the person got snowed in and couldn't reach the jail. "They were imprisoned somewhere, so no issue here." The point of disciplining an individual is not to reach a certain level of suffering. If you don't know what the point is, you need more help than can be provided through a message board.

 

The other is that "All the school's do it." As navyguy (Thank you for your service) rightfully points out on page 1:

 

 

If you want to discuss FSU's flaws and incidents, feel free to bring back to life the dozens of threads on those incidents. FSU, UGA, and Alabama could be the most corrupt and dirty programs in the history of college football, and that wouldn't change the facts of this instance.

 

So we'll dismiss the point that FSU didn't suspend a player that admitted to a crime?

 

I'm not even a UF fan, but you can't really talk down to one school when your school doesn't suspend a guy just because he's a Heisman winning qb and your first game could be tough.  To now say you can't talk about in this thread is disingenuous.

 

There punishment was to miss the Idaho game. The Idaho game has come and gone.  Nobody said they had to miss the Eastern Michigan game. 

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