In some ways it's not that much different than 50 yrs. ago. Too many fans(short for fanatic) will overlook any and all transgressions by stud football players in order to win at all cost. This attitude exacerbates an already emerging problem for some athletes. For Hill's future success as a human being, we can only hope he realizes the seriousness of his situation and does not expect society to keep turning it's head to his antics. It's growing up time, dude!

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Posted by Flat Town Tiger

Washington, La.

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 7/12/13 at 12:23 pm to Phil2012

He and Cecil Collins should get together and discuss things. Hopefully Cecil has learned his lesson and can impart some "hard earned" experience and knowledge to this young man.

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Posted by TGHub

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Member since Mar 2008

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Posted on 7/12/13 at 12:38 pm to Phil2012

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In some ways it's not that much different than 50 yrs. ago. Too many fans(short for fanatic) will overlook any and all transgressions by stud football players in order to win at all cost. This attitude exacerbates an already emerging problem for some athletes. For Hill's future success as a human being, we can only hope he realizes the seriousness of his situation and does not expect society to keep turning it's head to his antics. It's growing up time, dude!

I get what you're saying, but the things Hill has got in trouble for are typical behavior for plenty of males his age who aren't athletes. I'd be willing to bet there are doctors, CEOs of companies, etc. that have done the exact same thing as Hill and not got in trouble.

Hill needs to walk a straight line now because of who he is and because of those two instances. Getting in a fight or getting a BJ from a freshman aren't exactly heinous crimes, but he should try to be as much of a choir boy as he can moving forward.

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