re: 2016 Lb Michael Divinity and 2017 Lb Dylan Moses

You're asking way too much of someone at his maturity level.

I said absolutey nothing wrong or malicious in that comment. You people are trying to make something out of nothing.

Ok, so Moses and Divinty. Here's to landing both

wow, how ignorant you are BugaPainTrain.

i actually had no problem with you, but to call it a selfish and cowardly act is not your place.. and shows exactly the type of person you are. you don't ever know what the person is going through and every situation is different.

it's pretty selfish and cowardly of you to even say what you said. and you have no sympathy for someone who potentially is hurting so much on the inside they rather not live any more.. that's fine as you don't even need to have pity, but you also don't need to judge. we should have sad acceptance though. i don't want to get into much, but i don't take labeled suicide cases with gun shots to be absolute suicide. it very well may be, but i still am slightly skeptical unless it's 100% confirmed. either way it's not our place to judge. if it is truly suicide, it will hurt his family forever, but at some point they will have to come to some peace knowing they have closure that he took his own life.

when i was younger, i never believed depression was a real thing. i always thought they could just choose to be happy and they simply weren't.. as i have aged i have come to understand just how serious depression truly is.. you never truly know what someone is going through unless you actually go through it.. and even when you have been through something similar, you still don't truly know because not every situation is ever the same.

yeah committing suicide to avoid prosecution and face punishment for involvement with a crime can definitely be considered cowardly.. but to end your own life over personal pain with no relief in sight is not for us to judge.

People with depression and contemplating suicide are in such a pit of inner darkness you could never understand it unless you were them. If you believe you could never kill yourself then you should be thankful. It doesn't make you a better person, it just means you have more hope. I always try to believe in hope. It is a sickness they are battling and the sickness is so bad they have had enough in their minds. Often they believe they are doing everyone else a favor. Regardless if they are or not, their belief is they are.. and to me it's always about the intent of your heart.. Personally, I have immense sadness for someone that commits suicide. It is sad it came to such a fatal ending. I believe life is so very precious, but I have sympathy for these people. What I do not have any respect for is people who would do it in public or people who take other's lives with them. Any ways, try to have some compassion.. I always believe in hope, but just know sometimes they can't see it that way. Don't be an ignorant prick.

Was I the only guy excited to see Donnie Alexander getting as much time against Auburn as he did? I like that they're putting an emphasis on getting as much LB depth as they can out of the guys already on the roster.

This last basilbogomil post is spot on.

Lets return from the commercial break and getback to cruitin' eh chaps.