Maty Manziel. At least show some class and do it off a stripper.

(01-26-2016 03:09 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:53 PM)doss2 Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:02 PM)coachpipe Wrote:  Hes just getting ready to be a future United States politician. Nothing to see here

He know may qualify to run in the Democrat primary like Obama and Bubba.

I thought George W. did coke too?

Let me guess Robert, since this came out of left field. You are not a Conservative?

This is simply a question, not a complaint. If this is "OT" "Off Topic" why is it not in the "OT part of the forum. Most people on here don't care squat about the QB for another team, even if he is the younger brother of a former QB. Again, just a question.

^Valid question from the village elder.

My thinking is that sports related OT goes in the main board and NonSports OT (politics, religion, etc.) is for the OT board.

Maybe Im wrong.

Your thinking is wrong. Anything non-UC (and some non UC athletics stuff) belongs in the OT forum. Politics has its own board.

(01-26-2016 03:19 PM)ctipton Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 03:09 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:53 PM)doss2 Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:02 PM)coachpipe Wrote:  Hes just getting ready to be a future United States politician. Nothing to see here

He know may qualify to run in the Democrat primary like Obama and Bubba.

I thought George W. did coke too?

Let me guess Robert, since this came out of left field. You are not a Conservative?

I am neither a conservative nor a liberal. However, I don't see how my comment came out of left field. I was replying to doss's comment alluding to Bill Clinton and Barack Obama's past drug use. Why mention only 2 of the 3 past Presidents when it's common knowledge all 3 have used drugs in the past?

(01-26-2016 04:40 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 03:19 PM)ctipton Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 03:09 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:53 PM)doss2 Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:02 PM)coachpipe Wrote:  Hes just getting ready to be a future United States politician. Nothing to see here

He know may qualify to run in the Democrat primary like Obama and Bubba.

I thought George W. did coke too?

Let me guess Robert, since this came out of left field. You are not a Conservative?

I am neither a conservative nor a liberal. However, I don't see how my comment came out of left field. I was replying to doss's comment alluding to Bill Clinton and Barack Obama's past drug use. Why mention only 2 of the 3 past Presidents when it's common knowledge all 3 have used drugs in the past?

You are right, so Dems win 2 to 1.

(01-26-2016 04:40 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 03:19 PM)ctipton Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 03:09 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:53 PM)doss2 Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 01:02 PM)coachpipe Wrote:  Hes just getting ready to be a future United States politician. Nothing to see here

He know may qualify to run in the Democrat primary like Obama and Bubba.

I thought George W. did coke too?

Let me guess Robert, since this came out of left field. You are not a Conservative?

I am neither a conservative nor a liberal. However, I don't see how my comment came out of left field. I was replying to doss's comment alluding to Bill Clinton and Barack Obama's past drug use. Why mention only 2 of the 3 past Presidents when it's common knowledge all 3 have used drugs in the past?

...but Clinton didn't inhale.

(01-26-2016 04:34 PM)subflea Wrote:  Your thinking is wrong. Anything non-UC (and some non UC athletics stuff) belongs in the OT forum. Politics has its own board.

Yet you let Duane (thru Cincinnati..Cincinnati) slide?

http://elitedaily.com/news/politics/pres...king-weed/

13. George Washington

Washington routinely smoked marijuana to alleviate the pain from his ailing teeth. Washington’s diary recounts his efforts to cultivate better and enhance his crops of marijuana.

12. Thomas Jefferson

Jefferson grew cannabis on his plantation and smuggled Chinese hemp seeds to America. He also is believed to have given special smoking blends out as personal gifts which is why he makes the list.

11. James Madison

Madison once remarked that hemp gave him insight to create a new and democratic nation.

10. James Monroe

Monroe began smoking it as Ambassador to France & continued to the age of 73.

9. Andrew Jackson

Jackson has been documented to have smoked cannabis and tobacco cigars along with the troops he led.

8. Zachary Taylor

Like Andrew Jackson, Taylor is said to have smoked with his troops in one or more of the many wars he was in.

7. Franklin Pierce

Continuing a popular theme of the era, Pierce also smoked with his troops as a General in the Mexican-American War. In a letter to his family, he says cannabis is “about the only good thing” in the war.

6. Abraham Lincoln

Quotes (real and fake) about Lincoln enjoying hemp are all over the internet. While there remains some debate as to whether Lincoln really sparked up, many resources point to yes.

5. John F. Kennedy

Close acquaintances say Kennedy used cannabis regularly to control his back pain (even during his term) and actually planned on legalizing marijuana during his second term.

4. Jimmy Carter

Along with his efforts to legalize marijuana, some say Carter also hosted many marijuana smoke filled events at the White House. This leads most to assume Carter at least tried it at some point in life.

3. George W. Bush

Bush publicly refused to answer the marijuana question. He was later caught saying he refused to talk about it, “because I don’t want some little kid doing what I tried.”

2. Bill Clinton

Clinton famously stated that he smoked but “didn’t inhale.” He has been known to bend the truth every now and then, so he still makes the list.

1. Barack Obama

Even though he joked off many Americans wishes to legalize marijuana, Obama has been very open with his own marijuana smoking in the past, once saying: “I inhaled frequently. That was the point.”

(01-26-2016 05:28 PM)BearcatBeta Wrote:  

(01-26-2016 04:34 PM)subflea Wrote:  Your thinking is wrong. Anything non-UC (and some non UC athletics stuff) belongs in the OT forum. Politics has its own board.

Yet you let Duane (thru Cincinnati..Cincinnati) slide?

Duane is different. He doesn't know any better.

(01-26-2016 04:34 PM)subflea Wrote:  Your thinking is wrong. Anything non-UC (and some non UC athletics stuff) belongs in the OT forum. Politics has its own board.

Ok no prob

Just doesnt seem like a hard fast rule though -see the non UC college basketball scores/discussion thread thats been ongoing in the main board.

Dismissed apparently another video!

(01-28-2016 01:40 PM)mikecat Wrote:  Dismissed apparently another video!

So is he now a lock for Louisville?

(01-28-2016 02:51 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  

(01-28-2016 01:40 PM)mikecat Wrote:  Dismissed apparently another video!

So is he now a lock for Louisville?

Does dismissal negate the one year transfer rule? I seriously doubt he has graduated so the Masters rule wouldn't apply.

Could go down and avoid sit out rule.

He can still use the grad transfer if he graduates at the end of this semester.

Screw football, I hope he gets his life together. Addiction is terrible.

His teammates are saying that is an old video and that Maty was not using for the past two years.

Missouri dismisses QB Maty Mauk for 'violating team rules'

The Missouri Tigers on Thursday dismissed junior quarterback Maty Mauk from the football team for "violating team rules," new coach Barry Odom announced.

Odom said Thursday he met with Mauk in December and gave him a fresh start, but Missouri suspended Mauk again this week after a brief video was posted on social media. It shows a person believed to be Mauk appearing to snort a white, powderlike substance, and an accompanying tweet mentioned Mauk by name, but there was no confirmation from Missouri that the video was of him.

"I met with Maty Mauk this morning and informed him of my decision to permanently dismiss him from the football program," Odom said in a statement. "When I met with Maty back in December, I wanted to give him an opportunity for a fresh start, but I also made it very clear what our expectations would be moving forward.

"After gathering information and speaking with a number of individuals this week, it is clear Maty has failed to live up to those expectations by violating team rules in recent weeks."

Mauk issued a statement later Thursday on Twitter, saying "there are no words to describe my disappointment" and thanked Mizzou staff, coaches, teammates and fans for their support.



Odom said Mauk's "failure to live up to expectations in recent weeks" -- and not the video -- was the reason for the quarterback's dismissal.

"As for the video appearing on social media this week, it is concerning, but we believe it is from a long time ago," Odom said.

The video, which lasts nine seconds, was posted to Twitter on Monday night, though it is unclear when the footage was recorded and by whom.

A Missouri teammate who asked not to be identified told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Tuesday that the video is from two years ago and that Mauk has since addressed his drug problem.

"We believe it is in his best interest to focus on his personal life and his academic career at this time," Odom said Thursday. "We remain committed to helping him work through the challenges and earn his degree. Our hope is that he will grow from this and we wish him the very best in his future endeavors."

Said Mauk in his statement: "Please know that my intent was never to bring any harm to the University or football program. I will continue to make myself the best I can be."

This is the third suspension since September for Mauk, a onetime Tigers starter. On Nov. 1, former Missouri coach Gary Pinkel suspended Mauk for the rest of the season less than a week after reinstating him from an initial suspension for a violation of team policies.

The Nov. 1 suspension came after Mauk engaged in a dispute outside a Columbia, Missouri, bar.

Odom, who was hired to replace Pinkel in December, quickly reinstated Mauk and authorized him to participate in team activities. Odom said on Dec. 23 that he expected Mauk to compete with freshman Drew Lock to regain his starting job. Missouri was 2-6 in the eight games Mauk missed in 2015.

Mauk has a 17-5 record as Missouri's starter. In the four games he played last season, Mauk guided the Tigers to a 3-1 record and passed for 654 yards with six touchdowns and four interceptions.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

http://espn.go.com/college-football/stor...ting-video

lol a printed handwritten note hahah what is this, 5th grade??????