🏈 Duke Williams

[bama alum]

Tell you what...When Gus Gus puts his foot down, he really means it... :eyeroll:

http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2015/08/dhaquille_williams_reinstated.html

(he's a barner; no pic needed/wanted)

D'haquille Williams has been reinstated to the Auburn football program following a six-day absence due to an undisclosed "discipline issue."

Auburn coach Gus Malzahn announced he reinstated Williams, a preseason First Team All-SEC selection, on Thursday.

The Tigers wide receiver began missing practice on Aug. 7 and had not been in attendance since.

Williams had 45 receptions for 730 yards and five touchdowns in 10 games in 2014.

 

['65 Cobra]

Of course he has been reinstated. Don't be silly.

 

[OldPlayer]

And you all thought he wouldn't be punished.

 

[UAgrad93]

This just goes along with what @TerryP said about how the cult overlooks the fact that GM was on staff and recruited a lot of their problems. So what changed? NOT A DAMN THING!!

 

[Snout Spout]

I hope he really tests how far they are going to go put up with his behavior to keep their star WR.

 

[Elderfalsedemigod]

"And if you persist in this bad behavior I will take another piece of your candy and only leave you with 753 pieces "

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

I really hope this blows up in a terrible way for auburn and the fallout results in Duke not playing against Alabama, which is all I care about. Any entertainment from said fallout would be a bonus. More than likely, they'll work an auburn miracle, keep him on a leash, and he will be the difference in them winning about 3-4 games and be a Heisman finalist. A week after their bowl game, he'll get arrested after a high speed chase with 3 lbs of weed in the car, automatic weapons, and charged with resisting arrest among other things. The FBI will then figure out that he's wanted in connection with 3 bank robberies in Atlanta from this summer and it will be the most auburn thing ever.

 

[Nothing_But_A_Winner00]

Tell you what...When Gus Gus puts his foot down, he really means it... :eyeroll:

http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2015/08/dhaquille_williams_reinstated.html

(he's a barner; no pic needed/wanted)

D'haquille Williams has been reinstated to the Auburn football program following a six-day absence due to an undisclosed "discipline issue."

Auburn coach Gus Malzahn announced he reinstated Williams, a preseason First Team All-SEC selection, on Thursday.

The Tigers wide receiver began missing practice on Aug. 7 and had not been in attendance since.

Williams had 45 receptions for 730 yards and five touchdowns in 10 games in 2014.

Why are we talking about this guy? So Auburn of you

 

[double deuce]

Check finally cleared...
Nothing to see here.uke:

 

[2Stater]

I really hope this blows up in a terrible way for auburn and the fallout results in Duke not playing against Alabama, which is all I care about. Any entertainment from said fallout would be a bonus. More than likely, they'll work an auburn miracle, keep him on a leash, and he will be the difference in them winning about 3-4 games and be a Heisman finalist. A week after their bowl game, he'll get arrested after a high speed chase with 3 lbs of weed in the car, automatic weapons, and charged with resisting arrest among other things. The FBI will then figure out that he's wanted in connection with 3 bank robberies in Atlanta from this summer and it will be the most auburn thing ever.

Wow! He might even get a half game suspension for that.

 

[The Dude]

Wow! He might even get a half game suspension for that.

He'll sit out the first half of their first scrimmage.

 

[2Stater]

He'll sit out the first half of their first scrimmage.

You're right. I was thinking if he killed someone.

 

[CrimsonBoz]

Fambily

 

[2Stater]

I'm thinking, shouldn't Shaquille be pronounced Shuke?

 

[TerryP]

Why are we talking about this guy? So Auburn of you

Caveat: I may visit an Auburn forum a couple of times a year. May. That said, some of the posts/explanations from the beat writers have been ... geez, no words come to mind to describe them.

There's a handful of guys over on TI who keep track of what guys like Tate have to say on their forums and in their articles. Like @Brandon Van de Graaff mentioned the other day ...

 

[rueben]

My question is: who bought the auburn PD and how much did it cost?

 

[stomp]

Auburn wouldn't have this problem if they stopped snail-mailing the nameless debit cards to parents and just give em directly to the player.

 

[JoseyWalesTheOutlaw]

The barn has 7 years left to deal with Duke. They better hope his career in the NFL goes well.

 

[sean]

My question is: who bought the auburn PD and how much did it cost?

won't cost them any money.

all they have to do is allow a few of the officers screw the eagle and they'll be good.


to be removed from the team, an auburn player would have to straight up murder someone, in daylight, in front of 15 witnesses, then turn themselves in, along with the murder weapon, to the fbi with a pre-signed confession and video of what happened..

and i say removed because even then they wouldn't be kicked off the team. they'd have to be removed by the authorities. it would have nothing to do with the coaches or school kicking them off of the team; 'cause they're "a good person who just made a mistake".




goddamn i love to hate that fucking school.

 

[bcracker]

i love to hate that ******* school.

And the beauty of it is: they make it so easy.