Link: Rolando McClain Arrested Again In Decatur
- Thread starter TideMan09
- Start date
- Status
That's as nice as I can get right now, too. He really needs to grow up and realize that he is throwing his life away. What a way to blow off your second chance in the league...smh
Just sad. Ozzie has shown an ability to manage trouble players. Obviously, Ray's transgressions were worse. He may have met his match in Boo...
The only answer is to keep him out of Decatur and away from his old buddies. When I heard he'd bought a million dollar house in Madison, 15 minutes from Decatur, my first reaction was "OMG!" I'd rather he bought in MD...
This...this....this and this..........un dadgum believable........STAY OUT OF DECATUR!Lord have mercy...
Yup..Decatur is a curse for Ro..It's amazing how fast he spiraled out of control once he left Alabama & the structure Coach Saban had in place while he was at Bama..That's a testament toward Coach Saban & "The Process"..
Well I'm guessing his tenure with the Ravens will be a short one...and his NFL career at this point.
The story of keeping him in control long enough to report to Bama is fascinating in itself. It cannot be told here...
I heard rumblings about that ..Didn't know how true it was..Out of curiosity..How do you think this will affect him with the Ravens..I'm sure he was already on a short leash..I can't imagine they will be thrilled with this..It blows my mind what Ro could throwing away by getting in trouble again..
Pathetic. Waste of God given talent who would be better served to just go hide in a cave far, far, away from his " friends."
He obviously will not learn this lesson and I foresee far more serious run ins with authority in his future. Is it his ego that is out of control? I notice no mention of any other arrests, although I imagine if there were they might not be worth mentioning.
Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2
He obviously will not learn this lesson and I foresee far more serious run ins with authority in his future. Is it his ego that is out of control? I notice no mention of any other arrests, although I imagine if there were they might not be worth mentioning.
Sent from my DROID RAZR HD using Tapatalk 2
"Insanity is repeating the same behavior time after time expecting different results" or in the words of Forrest Gump, "Stupid is as stupid does"
If I was Ozzie I'd save myself a bunch of grief and tell Ro to take a hike. I personally wouldn't want him on my team because he's living proof that some people, no matter how hard they may try, just simply can't handle success.
If I was Ozzie I'd save myself a bunch of grief and tell Ro to take a hike. I personally wouldn't want him on my team because he's living proof that some people, no matter how hard they may try, just simply can't handle success.
Unbelievable to say the least......Even if he grew up there, if I had his money and opportunity, Decatur would be the last place I'd hang out. I only live 20-30 minutes from there, and the only time I go there is to launch a boat to go fishing/boating, then I leave. There's too much bad that goes on in the river city.
I'm not defending him, but sometimes the cops just have your number and every time they see you, there going to mess with you. It's funny how he was in Tuscaloosa for several years with no public told trouble with the law there, then goes to Oakland and the only reported trouble is when he visits Decatur. Granted, he put himself in the situation to get in said trouble.
When I was in my early 20's, I couldn't drive through Ardmore in my car without being pulled over. I had got a PI charge when I was 18 and had a couple other encounters with the law. Every time they saw me or my vehicle they would stop me and thoroughly check.
Unlike Rolondo, I realized the problem and the simple solution.........stay out of Ardmore!!!! (or in his case Decatur)
I'm not defending him, but sometimes the cops just have your number and every time they see you, there going to mess with you. It's funny how he was in Tuscaloosa for several years with no public told trouble with the law there, then goes to Oakland and the only reported trouble is when he visits Decatur. Granted, he put himself in the situation to get in said trouble.
When I was in my early 20's, I couldn't drive through Ardmore in my car without being pulled over. I had got a PI charge when I was 18 and had a couple other encounters with the law. Every time they saw me or my vehicle they would stop me and thoroughly check.
Unlike Rolondo, I realized the problem and the simple solution.........stay out of Ardmore!!!! (or in his case Decatur)
Not to condone anything Ro did, since I don't know what happened, but his charges are fairly "chickenpoo" things. If the police don't like someone, those are the types of charges they'd file. I've seen I think Ro was beyond dumb for being in his old stomping grounds considering the trouble he's gotten into there, but the charges are fairly pedestrian until we see the facts come out.
If this was the first incident, I wouldn't give these charges a second thought...BUT...BUT...
If keeping my money was a condition of not going home until after I retired, you wouldn't catch me there at all. At some point common sense has to drown out bravado. Personally, I think he's targeted; by police and by people trying to make a quick buck off of him. And I don't doubt for a second that he realizes this. So that begs the question: why keep going back?
This is a shining example of our conversation the other day about intelligence and sports. Ro is probably the most football intelligent player we've had here in the last 30 years, including DeMeco, Rashad, and Barrett. But his off the field decision making leaves a lot to be desired
If keeping my money was a condition of not going home until after I retired, you wouldn't catch me there at all. At some point common sense has to drown out bravado. Personally, I think he's targeted; by police and by people trying to make a quick buck off of him. And I don't doubt for a second that he realizes this. So that begs the question: why keep going back?
This is a shining example of our conversation the other day about intelligence and sports. Ro is probably the most football intelligent player we've had here in the last 30 years, including DeMeco, Rashad, and Barrett. But his off the field decision making leaves a lot to be desired
- Status
Latest threads
-
BREAKING FCC Restores Net Neutrality- Started by jthomas666
- Replies: 0
-
SEC West Showdown Sends Alabama to Oxford to Meet with Ole Miss- Started by Diamond Tide
- Replies: 0
-
Davis II Named to Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List
- Started by Diamond Tide
- Replies: 0
-
Eleven-Run Third Powers Alabama to 14-5 Win over Samford
- Started by Diamond Tide
- Replies: 0
-
Maybe aTm's Pockets Aren't So Bottomless After All -- Layoffs In The Athletic Department
- Started by 4Q Basket Case
- Replies: 9
-
Time to un-vacate 2005-2007 on field victories and un-forfeit the 1993 season?
- Started by CmdrThor
- Replies: 24