LOL - Normally I would just agree with waiting for the process to play out, but in this case he admitted to striking her, so I don't really agree here. No matter how the courts decided to treat this, he admitted to striking her. If GA knew that, this kid should have been gone the next day.
Agreed. The point where he said he pushed her hard, real hard on the police report that is when Kirby should have let him go. There is no "lets wait to see how the legal process works out" on this one based on that statement.
Unsure on that and doubt we will ever know. I am sure myself and other Georgia fans will say he knew the day of the dismissal. I am sure fans of other schools will say he knew about it since April of 2018.
I sniff around all boards. The rivals boards are typically a great source of information. I gather recruiting information, injury information, fans thoughts, etc. I believe the boards serve as a better source of information than most news outlets. While some fans go to rivals boards just to try to bash and talk smack, you wont really find any posts like that from me. If you scroll through my posts I believe you will find respectful posts and questions.
I wonder if there`s any such thing as an openly identified rival fan on ITAT? ….Wait, forget I asked that. Silly me. I already know the answer.
Hey I get it. And you have been very respectful, no doubt about that.
Waiting that long does not make her look good.
He knew the morning after it happened. Any coach would know almost immediately. Heck, a high school coach would know almost instantly. If he handled it well is the part that's up for debate.
How much he “needed him” last year is debatable. At the end of his freshman year when the incidence occurred, he had 1 reception for 7 total yards and played in just 1 game.
There's a lot of truth in your post. According to the police investigation, the woman struck first and repeatedly, but JJ should have walked away. Kirby did the right thing by dismissing him immediately, once the facts were known.
