I have no problem with Scarbo’s article. I started calling out the coaches after the shootings.

I view the team/coach relationship as a child/parent relationship. Forget all of this ..”they are men and they can be accountable for themselves …..blah blah”. That is 1960′s-type personal freedom blather that I used to BS my parents into turning their head and look the other way. When a child makes a mistake, you punish them. When a child does it again, a good parent realizes that the kid is not capable of learning from mistakes and policing themselves. It is then time to put in some long term restrictions for that child such as who and where your child can associate. This is where we are with the Auburn Football team.

I have no doubt that Chizco mentors and instructs these kids in how to act. I see the swift, tough but fair punishments. That ain’t working. It’s time to use the legal clauses in the scholly contract and place restrictions in time/places/people that these kids associate. These kids haven’t earned the right to have “freedoms”. These kids have no ability to self regulate. Some groups of kids do and some don’t. The coach is responsible to know the difference. Chiz’s dad was a Marine. Chiz knows all about this type of discipline. Some recruitniks will say that this type discipline hurts recruiting. I say that we don’t wan the kids that would shy away from this type control. That’s obviously what we have now.

Why was our starting center out at 2 am drunk …..one week before the first game? Since other players were with him and didn’t get punished, I’m assuming that no restrictions were violated. Since other players were with him, I see that our players can’t regulate each other. What I’m proposing is a basic military discipline tactic. Restrict everybody because the team knows better, yet can’t regulate themselves. $aban took an enitre season before he did this at Bama, but when he did he finally separated the kids that really wanted to be at Bama from the thugs along for the show. Yes …it is waaaay past time for Chizco to imitate $aban.

As soon as I heard of the nefarious cast of characters with past legal/gun issues that were frequenting the player parties and at the shooting party, I realized the depth of the problems.

Secondary violations are about all we have to worry about with the most powerful coach in the game at the helm. Auburn is throwing hail marries just to stay in the conversation, and it may be about to catch up with them.

By the way, I love this statement: “I don’t care how you dress or your grooming habits if you REALLY think that doesn’t make you racist. I can see it when I first meet you.” So you’re saying that you instantly judge people as racists upon first meeting them without even getting to know them? Do you even understand the definition of prejudice?

I don’t care how you dress or your grooming habits if you REALLY think that doesn’t make you racist. I can see it when I first meet you. Finally, if you really believe Auburn fans don’t fall into the same racist, redneck behavior of other people in the State they share with them, OR they don’t follow wrestling, NASCAR, and other type sports, I have a bridge I can sell you.

By the way, what year(s) did you attend Auburn? What classes were you taking? Where around campus did you live? Just curious.

My posts are simply responding to the full blown bull put on here every day.

Fact is Auburn has cheated and will again…..
Fact is Alabama has cheated and will again….

No hate , just fact.

All the hate I see comes from BPI and Hoopie, and the rest of the Auburn CULT. Hoopie claims his father was an Alabama fan, but his bias and hatred for everything Alabama suggests he has some issues. Most Auburn ppl I know are hateful rednecks. They are in no position to throw stones. I attended Auburn, but that place is not for a minority if they are not an athlete. Fake, OLD SOUTH. All in, bitches!

By the way, the fact that Bama got busted on Gene Stallings’ watch didn’t stop you bammers from putting up a statue of him, so spare me the righteous indignation about Auburn naming the field after Pat Dye. At least Auburn forced Dye to resign when they got put on probation.

Ironic, itsn’t it ?

Need I say more?

And BPI, going along with your mantra, Pat Dye was also a Bryant clone. Does that mean he, and all he has influenced at Auburn thereafter his time there (as if it’s ended) is also wrapped in cheating?

We know the answer, but indulge us.

Shame on me.

How does the 2002 probation prove Bryant cheated?