Who in their right mind would actually believe it would be legal to start a GoFundMe account to pay back the $11,500?

What part of extra benefits goes over the head of so many people?


Then they start pushing the concept of How is Wiseman going to pay back the money when he is not allowed to work.

When every logically thinking person knows it is his family which will have to pay back the money.

His mom gets a loan where she only pays interest for 6 months and then pays off the balloon payment with Wiseman's signing bonus.

Ask Jay Williams

https://csnbbs.com/thread-888268.html

(11-21-2019 06:51 PM)Alanda Wrote:  Ask Jay Williams

https://csnbbs.com/thread-888268.html

Proof that if you can play ball you do not need a brain to go to college.

(11-21-2019 07:00 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  

(11-21-2019 06:51 PM)Alanda Wrote:  Ask Jay Williams

https://csnbbs.com/thread-888268.html

Proof that if you can play ball you do not need a brain to go to college.

Ironic given that you falsely accused an entire fan base without doing simple research first.

Oh......I thought Giannotto or Parrish spoke up again

(11-21-2019 06:47 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Who in their right mind would actually believe it would be legal to start a GoFundMe account to pay back the $11,500?

What part of extra benefits goes over the head of so many people?


Then they start pushing the concept of How is Wiseman going to pay back the money when he is not allowed to work.

When every logically thinking person knows it is his family which will have to pay back the money.

His mom gets a loan where she only pays interest for 6 months and then pays off the balloon payment with Wiseman's signing bonus.

You must be a moron

(11-21-2019 07:08 PM)Humko Wrote:  

(11-21-2019 06:47 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Who in their right mind would actually believe it would be legal to start a GoFundMe account to pay back the $11,500?

What part of extra benefits goes over the head of so many people?


Then they start pushing the concept of How is Wiseman going to pay back the money when he is not allowed to work.

When every logically thinking person knows it is his family which will have to pay back the money.

His mom gets a loan where she only pays interest for 6 months and then pays off the balloon payment with Wiseman's signing bonus.

You must be a moron

He is. Already over $5600

I didn't know Jay Williams was a Memphis fan.

(11-21-2019 06:47 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Who in their right mind would actually believe it would be legal to start a GoFundMe account to pay back the $11,500?

What part of extra benefits goes over the head of so many people?


Then they start pushing the concept of How is Wiseman going to pay back the money when he is not allowed to work.

When every logically thinking person knows it is his family which will have to pay back the money.

His mom gets a loan where she only pays interest for 6 months and then pays off the balloon payment with Wiseman's signing bonus.

So, a former Duke player represents the Memphis fan base? Interesting...

So if I donate to the Go Fund Me, does it become a violation? Since I’m a “booster”?

Where are all the Memphus fans who started GoFundMes? I missed that. Jay Williams went to Duke though. Smart school right?

(11-21-2019 07:37 PM)aardWolf Wrote:  So if I donate to the Go Fund Me, does it become a violation? Since I’m a “booster”?

I think yes.

Which begs the question: if people who are not boosters (just good Samaritans who make GoFundMe contributions regularly) contribute to the fund, is it a violation?

(11-21-2019 07:41 PM)RCM1029 Wrote:  

(11-21-2019 07:37 PM)aardWolf Wrote:  So if I donate to the Go Fund Me, does it become a violation? Since I’m a “booster”?

I think yes.

Which begs the question: if people who are not boosters (just good Samaritans who make GoFundMe contributions regularly) contribute to the fund, is it a violation?

They become boosters

(11-21-2019 07:08 PM)Humko Wrote:  

(11-21-2019 06:47 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Who in their right mind would actually believe it would be legal to start a GoFundMe account to pay back the $11,500?

What part of extra benefits goes over the head of so many people?


Then they start pushing the concept of How is Wiseman going to pay back the money when he is not allowed to work.

When every logically thinking person knows it is his family which will have to pay back the money.

His mom gets a loan where she only pays interest for 6 months and then pays off the balloon payment with Wiseman's signing bonus.

You must be a moron

If you look in the redneck dictionary his username translates into 'moron' from his native redneck language.

(11-21-2019 07:37 PM)aardWolf Wrote:  So if I donate to the Go Fund Me, does it become a violation? Since I’m a “booster”?

If you do, do it anonymously.

(11-21-2019 07:42 PM)aardWolf Wrote:  

(11-21-2019 07:41 PM)RCM1029 Wrote:  

(11-21-2019 07:37 PM)aardWolf Wrote:  So if I donate to the Go Fund Me, does it become a violation? Since I’m a “booster”?

I think yes.

Which begs the question: if people who are not boosters (just good Samaritans who make GoFundMe contributions regularly) contribute to the fund, is it a violation?

They become boosters

Ironically, his post proves his point.

I personally know some Memphis fans who are idiots
I'm glad no one thinks I'm a idiot

(11-21-2019 06:47 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Who in their right mind would actually believe it would be legal to start a GoFundMe account to pay back the $11,500?

What part of extra benefits goes over the head of so many people?


Then they start pushing the concept of How is Wiseman going to pay back the money when he is not allowed to work.

When every logically thinking person knows it is his family which will have to pay back the money.

His mom gets a loan where she only pays interest for 6 months and then pays off the balloon payment with Wiseman's signing bonus.

smdh. /close thread and moved to dumpster