📡 Two women say ex-Washington RB Derrius Guice raped them at LSU when he was a freshman

[50+yeartidefan]

In our 50 years I punched a hole in the wall one time. My wife threw a shoe at me once. She hit my ear from 20 feet away while pregnant. I ain't messed with her since

Never ever mess with a pregnant woman...most dangerous species at most dangerous time...... what were you thinking...Lol
( and that was a heck of a throwfrom her)...
Mine has a glock close by....i walk carefully

 

[50+yeartidefan]

@Brandon Van de Graaff this whole story made me think a bit when I had a lady friend ask me about a guy Bama had recruited back in Miles era mentioning he was charge with rape. At first I thought she was talking about Ed Ingram and then it dawned on me she was referring to Jeremy Hill. Coincidently, both of these LSU guys were arrested or charged; sexual assault of a minor.

Then it dawned on me, "wait, what was that guy's name from last year who was picked up on rape charges?" Google search: Alphonso Provens.

I don't know what the "true story" is with Mett but I do know he plead guilty when he was charged with sexual battery.

Today, I remember the story of Orgeron being charged with domestic abuse. If you recall it came up in his vetting when he was hired at Ole Miss.

I don't know if you've kept track but there's been at least three members of LSU's team that have announced they're opting out. While it's not the same "option," it reminds me of a guy who quit LSU's football team to focus on soccer; WR Drake Davis. Coincidently, the same Drake who was accused of domestic violence against his girlfriend.

I'm not going to sit here and suggest a coach who punches himself in the face and busts Red Bull can over is head is the root of the problem here. There does appear to be a problem, right?

No convicting evidence based on all that....but certainly raises ones awareness....

 

[UAgrad93]

No convicting evidence based on all that....but certainly raises ones awareness....

No convicting evidence BUT it does point to a certain "culture" that is allowed to manifest throughout the program.

 

[BamaFan334]

No convicting evidence BUT it does point to a certain "culture" that is allowed to manifest throughout the program.

Crawfish iodine poisoning the brain?

 

[alabama mike]

He'd be dead if it was my daughter, I'd kill him.

What father raises this issue and sits on it if it doesn't go anywhere? I'm lost on this one.

Great point! Why is this just now coming out in public.

 

[TerryP]

No convicting evidence based on all that

I'm going to set aside "Everyone sleeps with others girlfriends" {sic} or whatever it was Orgeron reportedly said. I don't think that's any of my business. I'm not "built" that way and have opinions on those who feel this way. Convicting evidence, if I must say.

I stand back and consider the "Fuck Alabama" {sic} or whatever it was Orgeron said after their win last season. He's celebrating a victory, and I get that. I'm not "built" that way and have opinions on those who act that way. Convicting evidence.

Picture Lady Justice with her scales. On the 'right' side, you know the one with that white angel perched on the shoulder, what do you put there for Orgeron? From where I'm sitting those scales are leaning heavily in the opposite direction.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

I'm going to set aside "Everyone sleeps with others girlfriends" {sic} or whatever it was Orgeron reportedly said. I don't think that's any of my business. I'm not "built" that way and have opinions on those who feel this way. Convicting evidence, if I must say.

I stand back and consider the "Fuck Alabama" {sic} or whatever it was Orgeron said after their win last season. He's celebrating a victory, and I get that. I'm not "built" that way and have opinions on those who act that way. Convicting evidence.

Picture Lady Justice with her scales. On the 'right' side, you know the one with that white angel perched on the shoulder, what do you put there for Orgeron? From where I'm sitting those scales are leaning heavily in the opposite direction.

Not hard evidence
Built that way or not
But certainly.... has scales leaning one way

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

@Brandon Van de Graaff this whole story made me think a bit when I had a lady friend ask me about a guy Bama had recruited back in Miles era mentioning he was charge with rape. At first I thought she was talking about Ed Ingram and then it dawned on me she was referring to Jeremy Hill. Coincidently, both of these LSU guys were arrested or charged; sexual assault of a minor.

Then it dawned on me, "wait, what was that guy's name from last year who was picked up on rape charges?" Google search: Alphonso Provens.

I don't know what the "true story" is with Mett but I do know he plead guilty when he was charged with sexual battery.

Today, I remember the story of Orgeron being charged with domestic abuse. If you recall it came up in his vetting when he was hired at Ole Miss.

I don't know if you've kept track but there's been at least three members of LSU's team that have announced they're opting out. While it's not the same "option," it reminds me of a guy who quit LSU's football team to focus on soccer; WR Drake Davis. Coincidently, the same Drake who was accused of domestic violence against his girlfriend.

I'm not going to sit here and suggest a coach who punches himself in the face and busts Red Bull can over is head is the root of the problem here. There does appear to be a problem, right?

Reminds me of Roy Moore... and some point you lose the benefit of the doubt when your real life actions show what you're all about. Orgeron released (well, his SID or lawyer did anyway) a statement last night:

I will always stand up for what is right...

He's never kept both feet inside the ethical boundaries, and never will. Sometimes it's little things like using a state university issued cell phone to call recruits and encourage them to de-commit from Tennessee and join him and Kiffin at USC. But stuff like that adds up to the testament of his character. And a LOT of stuff like that has added up over the years...

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Reminds me of Roy Moore... and some point you lose the benefit of the doubt when your real life actions show what you're all about. Orgeron released (well, his SID or lawyer did anyway) a statement last night:





He's never kept both feet inside the ethical boundaries, and never will. Sometimes it's little things like using a state university issued cell phone to call recruits and encourage them to de-commit from Tennessee and join him and Kiffin at USC. But stuff like that adds up to the testament of his character. And a LOT of stuff like that has added up over the years...

And thats all ok with LSU fans and admin...beatbama ....u cherished.... like AU

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

And thats all ok with LSU fans and admin...beatbama ....u cherished.... like AU

It seems like every 6 months they are slapped with something that appears rotten, and they just somehow maneuver away from it. This Guice stuff, Odell Beckham being a human ATM machine on the field after their last game, Our Lady of the Lake hospital/booster embezzlement scheme, Will Wade ADMITTING on a federal wiretap that he's buying players. You'd think they'd ease up on some of their football recruiting tactics, but then again, when you see how they wiggle free of everything, why bother?

 

[50+yeartidefan]

It seems like every 6 months they are slapped with something that appears rotten, and they just somehow maneuver away from it. This Guice stuff, Odell Beckham being a human ATM machine on the field after their last game, Our Lady of the Lake hospital/booster embezzlement scheme, Will Wade ADMITTING on a federal wiretap that he's buying players. You'd think they'd ease up on some of their football recruiting tactics, but then again, when you see how they wiggle free of everything, why bother?

AU and LSU just have done it for so long...they are good at it.... and immune to the bad press.....
Andthey...lsu particularly......scream about favoritism to bama.....
They are as pathetic as AU in my book...glad i chose not to go there....

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

It seems like every 6 months they are slapped with something that appears rotten, and they just somehow maneuver away from it. This Guice stuff, Odell Beckham being a human ATM machine on the field after their last game, Our Lady of the Lake hospital/booster embezzlement scheme, Will Wade ADMITTING on a federal wiretap that he's buying players. You'd think they'd ease up on some of their football recruiting tactics, but then again, when you see how they wiggle free of everything, why bother?

The only thing better than Will Wade getting pole-axed by the NCAA, is him causing the football team to get slapped too because of his smugness. Will it happen, who knows, but fun to think about... Check the tweet thread.