Cleaned up the thread because... as one poster keenly pointed out... the actions discussed (by letter of the law) would be a violation.
[Off topic point of order – appearing soon in an internet slag heap near you.] Then why is NDinL.A.'s vituperative, personal attack on IE posters still standing?
There was a potential NCAA violation in his post................?
[Off topic point of order – appearing soon in an internet slag heap near you.] Then why is NDinL.A.'s vituperative, personal attack on IE posters still standing?
Agreed. If the post was worthy of a banning, then surely the post (thread actually) is worth deletion. Not only is the post venomous, it's a outright black-eye on this mini-community for outsiders looking in. The fact that a recent former-mod authored it is even worse. Can we please have it removed?
Not that I know of, but there was a violation of the IE "letter of the law."
And so that has exactly what to do with Bennett Jackson or the posts deleted within this thread?
Consistency in applying rules, wherever writ, and to shake the Mod Squad brooms to dispel them of bias.
[Off topic point of order – appearing soon in an internet slag heap near you.] Then why is NDinL.A.'s vituperative, personal attack on IE posters still standing?
I hope he becomes a lockdown corner - at least a 3rd round draft pick caliber player. I believe that is realistic, but we will have to wait and see.
I believe with Bennett Jackson, the sky is the limit.
I am pretty sure the post you have been talking about is the one affecting me, (and Wooly) most, of any users.
Just to be plain about it any comparison between consistency in refereeing basketball and moderating posts of printed words have nothing to do with each other. You are an intelligent man LAX, I am surprised you would throw that out there.
As far as the post I hope it stays. You see it is like this. We are all pretty damned even, all the way around. It doesn't matter if we are on top of the world, or at the bottom of the heap. As, humans, we are pretty much equals. That is what the guy meant when he said that in the eyes of God, all men are equal.
What then is the difference? Our thoughts and actions. How we act, and what we say and what is in our heart is the difference. I want that post to stand. And I am intrigued to see those "dancing around" celebrating it. Most in it isn't remotely true. And the lack of verasity doesn't end with that post.
I have had people ask me, why didn't you just ignore him? You can't use the ignore feature against a moderator. And I have heard other moderators and administrators infer you can. I believe this is disengenuous as well. I shouldn't have to try to ignore a moderator, just as much as the fact that a poster can't is being glossed over.
So I hope the post stands, and with the speed he has, the ball skills he acquired as a wide receiver, I hope Bennett becomes a back end leader and shatters the third round barrier, come his NFL draft day!
There hasn't been a single person who can give me a remotely rational or logical argument linking situation A) the deletion of posts at the OP's request because they might allude to an NCAA violation to B) other moderators letting a post with a rant in it stand. So why the hell is dshans posting about it in Bennett Jackson's head or quoting me?
So he's a protected 2nd-3rd rounder in the 2014 NFL draft after 1 season at CB in which he played on a torn labrum. That's amazing.
That is pretty amazing to me. I couldn't throw a ball ten feet without writhing in pain before i had my labrum and rotator cuff fixed.
None of the ND DBs were on the Thorpe Award Watch List.
2013 Jim Thorpe Award watch list - NCAA.com
I have a hard time believing BJax, KV, or Farley aren't one of the Top 48 DBs in the Country
I was shocked when I saw BJax wasn't listed. He's considered a top 5-10 corner for next year's draft. The other two I'm not real surprised about. The good news is it's not a prerequisite to be listed on the watch list to win the award so any of them could play their way into consideration.
None of the ND DBs were on the Thorpe Award Watch List.
2013 Jim Thorpe Award watch list - NCAA.com
I have a hard time believing BJax, KV, or Farley aren't one of the Top 48 DBs in the Country
Im just glad that BJax will finally be 100%. It's truly amazing that he played as well as he did las year not even close to healthy at times. Love this guy and hope he has a great year!