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Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 11:21 am
by TidePony
Fatterson is pissed off right now gnawing on pork chops trying to come up with an excuse. He sucks! TCU sucks! And the color purple sucks!
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 11:21 am
by PerunasHoof
Digetydog wrote:One Trick Pony wrote:This is the precursor for a storied career in the NFL- he still can murder someone - choke and drown dogs - beat the dickens out of his wife until she's a bloody pulp - snort a half a pound of cocaine - and eventually get fittings for his yellow jacket.
He may not play out at TCU but he'll still make the NFL
Overreact much?
The criminal justice system in Bexar County will resolve this incident. Unless he has a history of violence (or seriously injured someone), he will probably get some sort of probation.
1 incident doesn't turn him into Rae Carruth.
If it was anyone else besides a police officer you would probably be right. I think he might get some jail time because of who he assaulted.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 11:26 am
by PonySnob
Clemson suspended 3 players for failing drug tests for their game today.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 11:26 am
by One Trick Pony
Digetydog wrote:One Trick Pony wrote:This is the precursor for a storied career in the NFL- he still can murder someone - choke and drown dogs - beat the dickens out of his wife until she's a bloody pulp - snort a half a pound of cocaine - and eventually get fittings for his yellow jacket.
He may not play out at TCU but he'll still make the NFL
Overreact much?
The criminal justice system in Bexar County will resolve this incident. Unless he has a history of violence (or seriously injured someone), he will probably get some sort of probation.
1 incident doesn't turn him into Rae Carruth.
I hope he transfers to SMU.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:21 pm
by Charleston Pony
I'm no TCU apologist, but this really stinks for them. Your QB and leader losing it like this is a huge black eye for the program. Kid obviously can't handle alcohol and fighting a cop is going to cost him big. I can't imagine Patterson playing him regardless of whether he is "available"
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:29 pm
by gostangs
He's already suspended for the game. Its not even anything you think about.
And it sucks for them, but that is just hunky dory with me.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:57 pm
by Junior
ponyte wrote:Kinda sad. Kid is out partying during bowl week. Probably the last night out without a curfew and some jerk starts words. Alcohol clouds the kids judgment and next thing he knows, his whole career is in jeopardy. It potroblay happens a lot more than we know and most the time the cops are cool about it. I have seen drunk athletes get out of hand (track and field, not football). The cops have to do what is necessary at the scene but then are cool about it at the police station. Guess Boykin went a bit too far
Article says he was at the hotel at midnight for a bed check, so it looks like he went home for curfew then headed back out.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:18 pm
by whitwiki
He probably should've just watched some porn and went to bed
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:34 pm
by Stallion
Hanging around the wrong crowd-Highland Park kids with their fat wallets will get you in trouble every time
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:38 pm
by ghost
This free speech stuff and protecting these heckling cowards at bars and sporting events needs to go. We see it at sporting events especially where these punks know they can use the worst language imagineable and they are allowed to do it and add a pint of whiskey and it is worse. Hecklers and those using provocative language are the ones that should be facing the punishment they deserve...whether it be at the hands of the people they are provoking, the police are the stadium/bar establishment is up to debate.....like they used to do it in the good old days.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:48 pm
by Stallion
you're old school-like me-you cheer on your home team-not degrade the opponent. I hate the [deleted] who get off with the personal heckling of players/coaches-although it may have more of a place in Basketball but it still can go over the line. Its very high school-ish also known as Texas Tech-ish. You can create just as hostile an environment by cheering on your own team than you can heckling. NCAA has made efforts to address this in stadiums though
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 3:07 pm
by gostangs
Did he really just say this free speech stuff needs to go?? That's a pretty big jump.
I agree heckling opposing players is bush league, but if you are drunk at a bar at 2:30 in the am - and the supposed Heisman candidate QB of the other team walks in also drunk - I can see how it might be too big a temptation to pass up.
Whoever did it was bush league, but probably just won the game for Oregon.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 3:15 pm
by Pony Boss
ghost wrote:This free speech stuff and protecting these heckling cowards at bars and sporting events needs to go.
.....like they used to do it in the good old days.
2 dumbest statements said in this board. Move to China or the middle east if you hate this free speech stuff.
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 3:16 pm
by RGV Pony
Other old school positions of note to take up :
Ain't nothing good going on at 1am
Bed check means bed check
Don't mouth off to cops
Don't punch a cop
Be above shxt talking dipshxts
Re: Boykin being very TCU
Posted: Thu Dec 31, 2015 3:40 pm
by One Trick Pony
RGV Pony wrote:Other old school positions of note to take up :
Ain't nothing good going on at 1am
Bed check means bed check
Don't mouth off to cops
Don't punch a cop
Be above shxt talking dipshxts
You may want to also add please don't forget to pay your tab