re: 74 yo Superdome security guard, Alleged victim of Guice’s comments, tells her story...

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But if it's true, Guice is definitely a very sick individual.

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If it’s not true he’s still a piece of shite

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I don't know any college coach who would have kicked Guice off the team on heresay.

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Exactly. If coaches had to bench players based on allegations of vulgar flirting , this would become an obvious strategy for many prior to game day.

Total bull crap.
Ain't no black grandmother who would be emotionally upset with that type of talk. No white one I know either.

My grandmothers would have said, "son, shame on you and you better quit talking like that or I will wash your mouth out with soap. You need Jesus. No get out of here before I hit you with my shoe."

Totally exaggerated story that would not traumatize any black grandmother. Not saying he didn't say it but does she really think he was serious. No excuse for DG but no way he wanted to hit that.

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Also, no 74-year-old woman should be having to work security.

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I agree. But old people have to put bread on the table too. Unfortunately, when you're an elderly person and you're forced to compete with younger workers it's hard to find work. You take what you can get. Maybe if our government wasn't handing out billions and billions of dollars to foreign governments and illegals we could afford to give our retirees on Social Security more to live on. Believe that policy is called "America First".

Some enterprising Presidential candidate thought up that "America First" policy. It was working well but the Karen's of America thought he was a meany so they kicked him out.

Anyway, get ready to pay up LSU.

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Lock him up. That’s what we do with animals.

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Well, actually if this were literally true then all animals would be in cages and there would be no wildlife in the world. What we do with problems, however, is solve them. What we do with people who are having trouble is help them. One of the issues we have in this world is making snap judgments, coming up with quick fixes and calling it done. But all that has been done is take the problem and shift it somewhere else so that we can focus on something else. This approach stops short of what is truly needed. Look into his history. You can't imagine the home that he came from or the life that he lived. Granted he got a very fortunate break with the high school scholarship and the incredible kindness extended to him by de la Houssaye. Unfortunately that did not overcome the deeper issues that the young man is carrying in his heart. I don't know you, but I can't imagine growing up in an area known as "The Bottom". I can't imagine living in true poverty in a world where you or anyone in your family might be dead and gone at any given minute. I can't imagine living in a world where you don't know when you might get your next meal. I cannot imagine the type of challenges that people in these situations might have to endure or the long term psychological affect that it may have on a person who grew up as a child in those conditions. But I have personally seen the impacts and results of what happens to people who have to endure these situations. There is so much going on inside of him that you don't understand. What he needs is help. True help. He needs to unpack some hard memories and heal some deep scars. Simply throwing someone in a prison and calling it done is not the answer. I'm not saying he shouldn't pay the price for crimes committed or when the laws are broken. But to simply have the attitude that he is an animal and we should toss him in a cage to better society is very short sighted. You may be frustrated and angry at his actions. That is understandable. I disagree with the idea that he is less than human and needs to be locked in a cage. Have the courage to look beyond the surface of these issues. He is carrying a lot of pain in his heart and he doesn't know how to handle it.

The only cage he belongs in is a jail cell... there a TON of excuses in your post. He was given chances that many many people work hard and just don’t get. He blew this all on his own....

I bet he learned it by watching creepy Les come on to the coeds

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ts crass, crude, trashy but not illegal.

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I’m pretty sure it became illegal when he started touching himself

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What the hell? This is amazing testimony.

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Local reporters don’t want to get LSU on their bad side. They’d end up losing media rights, have LSU try to get them fired, and probably get a lot of shite personally from fans that don’t want to see bad things come out about the team

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Coach O would've been better off letting the Title IX folks handle it as he now claims he did.

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Who, besides grandma, says he didn't

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if Title IX was notified/involved, there would be a paper trail somewhere