re: TCU QB (Pachall) to Return

Bury that head deep into the sand. I don't even care that the guy does drugs and is an addict. That shouldn't foreclose him from playing football IMO. But he's still a total POS and your university is a hypocritical joke.

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The only embarrassment is your university. Again, not your board.

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Once, again, you have no idea what you are talking about. My University is handling this situation and other situations like it very well. If you knew the facts (which you clearly don't), you would know this. It is funny to see you respond so strongly yet clearly not have a clue what you are talking about. Maybe it is time you just admitted you are a fraud. Also, what a coward you are for attacking TCU for doing the right thing.

LSU has given quite a few players multiple chances especially when they are good players. Just about all universities do this.

Tiger, you are coming off pretty stubborn.

I like TCU, have a bunch of friends that go there and I grew up in ft worth. That being said, I think TCU hold itself to a high standard, the university speaking... not necessarily the rich arse people that go there.

I just don't like Pachall... that is all

Your obviously trolling now, but really what are they supposed to do? They already kicked him off the 2012 team for a DUI before he was even convicted of it, then made him do a few months of rehab as his only route to possibly returning. He did the rehab and now he will be allowed to rejoin without any kind of indiscretions allowed in the future via a zero tolerance policy.


Ryan Perilloux was allowed to remain on the team here at LSU while he was under FBI investigation for taking part in a money laundering scheme. He had several other run-ins with the law. Jordan Jefferson beat the shite out of a marine in a bar parking lot along with several other LSU teammates, and he was not only allowed back but given his starting job on the #1 team back. Matthieu had to fail drug tests numerous times before he was kicked off the team, and he wasn't even barred from returning.


Finally, I'm not sure what you're talking about in regards to the hypocrisy. Is it because we have "Christian" in the name of our university? If that's the case, is repentance and forgiveness not part of Christian doctrine?

(This is notwithstanding the fact that TCU has no Christian affiliation and has been sectarian for a much longer time than most other private schools that were religiously founded and are now sectarian, like USC)