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BB, rumors are that he may be headed to Dallas. One more huge asshole to hate!


Not only does Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron believe Nick Saban is not leaving, he said Thursday that the coach told him he's staying in Tuscaloosa.


Well, I guess all the Heismann voters who "couldn't vote for Manziel because of his ethics" had no such reservations about Winston, who was in a ten times more serious situation.
Based on his play only, he clearly deserved the award (maybe the 2000 yard rusher from Boston College deserved it also). I just wish there had been more effort in the investigation.
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More effort in the investigation? Who are you to say there wasn't enough "effort"? I told you it was exhaustive and didn't paint a good light on the accuser..."Cleat Chaser". And now that the District Attorney has declined to prosecute, you automatically assume it's because of Winston's stature. The only thing that was proven is that Winston used poor judgment by having sex with a girl whose goal was to have sex with a star football player and cheated on his girlfriend. If that warrants your disdain for the kid, so be it. But stop talking as if there wasn't enough "effort" in the investigation of this case. You have no clue! You only think you know...


I read all 84 pages related to the investigation that were released by the police department and all 258 or so released by the State Attorney.
After doing so I feel bad for two groups of people- Winston and his family for being dragged through the mud by what clearly appears to be a false allegation, and the accusers family who have found out some very difficult truths about their loved one.
There were no winners here.
There is something wrong with a system where an accuser is afforded anonymity and the accused is allowed to be tried in the court of public opinion. Winston was considered to be guilty by an un- or under-informed majority prior to the investigation being completed, and continues to be now.
A common cry during the process was "what if this was YOUR daughter?"?
Well, what if this were your son?
I agree in spirit but you've come to the wrong conclusion. BOTH parties (accused and accuser) should have remained anonymous, at least until an arrest was made. You can't really suggest that the victim of a sex crime be forced to have their identity revealed no matter whether they are credible or not. In this case, that woman would have been harassed, possibly threatened with violence. But I also agree that it's unfair to have unsubstantiated accusations publicly thrown at someone.


It sounds like you agree.
That's a mathematical impossibility.