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1 hour ago, Billiken Rich said:

Its the forth that worries me.......

From what I have heard the fourth is not one that has been playing but the one who got the lesser of the suspensions.. Now you have to connect a few dots to figure this out so I am not 100% sure but I think this more right then wrong.

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4 hours ago, cheeseman said:

From what I have heard the fourth is not one that has been playing but the one who got the lesser of the suspensions.. Now you have to connect a few dots to figure this out so I am not 100% sure but I think this more right then wrong.

Not criticizing your post, but it reads like a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. Interpretations are welcome.

Guessing at it, it means that Goodwin is a 24 month guy, so it's bye-bye JGood. Regardless of who else is involved, it's bye-bye to all three as the only one who I could possibly see staying would be Goodwin as he hasn't used a redshirt year.

Based on anything I've read about this, and of course, not knowing the whole story, the punishments are outlandish and there has to be a mechanism to fix this.

 

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5 hours ago, cheeseman said:

From what I have heard the fourth is not one that has been playing but the one who got the lesser of the suspensions.. Now you have to connect a few dots to figure this out so I am not 100% sure but I think this more right then wrong.

What are you trying to say? Without question, the three players who have not been in the arena during games are involved. Are you trying to say that the fourth player is not one of the eight that are playing (i.e., the fourth player is not JG)? Are you implying that the fourth player is one of the following: Welmer, Santos, or Raboin. Does this mean that there was something more to the tweets by what appeared to be Santos' girlfriend?

At this point I have no idea what to believe, and the optimist in me continues struggle with the realist in me. However, I sure hope that if you are implying JG is not involved that you are correct. It's hard to rationalize what is going on because it is impossible to rationalize with irrational people. Regardless of who is involved, however, there is no question that this whole process was a sham. Administration at SLU needs to be completely overhauled. The "gold standard" needs to be publicly scrutinized for its inherent biases towards not only men, but black men in particular. Hopefully, the Board of Trustees and those few people in the administration with common sense (if there are any left) realize the miscarriage of justice that occurred here. They can never reverse the damage already done to these young men, but they sure can prevent any further damage from being done.

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17 minutes ago, SouthSide_Billiken said:

What are you trying to say? Without question, the three players who have not been in the arena during games are involved. Are you trying to say that the fourth player is not one of the eight that are playing (i.e., the fourth player is not JG)? Are you implying that the fourth player is one of the following: Welmer, Santos, or Raboin. Does this mean that there was something more to the tweets by what appeared to be Santos' girlfriend?

At this point I have no idea what to believe, and the optimist in me continues struggle with the realist in me. However, I sure hope that if you are implying JG is not involved that you are correct. It's hard to rationalize what is going on because it is impossible to rationalize with irrational people. Regardless of who is involved, however, there is no question that this whole process was a sham. Administration at SLU needs to be completely overhauled. The "gold standard" needs to be publicly scrutinized for its inherent biases towards not only men, but black men in particular. Hopefully, the Board of Trustees and those few people in the administration with common sense (if there are any left) realize the miscarriage of justice that occurred here. They can never reverse the damage already done to these young men, but they sure can prevent any further damage from being done.

You’re twisting yourself up in knots. 

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4 minutes ago, SouthSide_Billiken said:

What are you trying to say? Without question, the three players who have not been in the arena during games are involved. Are you trying to say that the fourth player is not one of the eight that are playing (i.e., the fourth player is not JG)? Are you implying that the fourth player is one of the following: Welmer, Santos, or Raboin. Does this mean that there was something more to the tweets by what appeared to be Santos' girlfriend?

At this point I have no idea what to believe, and the optimist in me continues struggle with the realist in me. However, I sure hope that if you are implying JG is not involved that you are correct. It's hard to rationalize what is going on because it is impossible to rationalize with irrational people. Regardless of who is involved, however, there is no question that this whole process was a sham. Administration at SLU needs to be completely overhauled. The "gold standard" needs to be publicly scrutinized for its inherent biases towards not only men, but black men in particular. Hopefully, the Board of Trustees and those few people in the administration with common sense (if there are any left) realize the miscarriage of justice that occurred here. They can never reverse the damage already done to these young men, but they sure can prevent any further damage from being done.

This is something I'm wondering, too.  Is it possible that Rosenblum represents Bishop, Henriquez, and Santos, Rogers represents Goodwin, and an unidentified non-local attorney represents Graves?  Obviously, I have no knowledge of details and it could just be wishful thinking on my part, but if this were to be the case, it seems to help some things add up.

Goodwin has been playing all season, and he hasn't been playing like he has a cloud over his head.  It has been said that the accusers recanted regarding him.  While we've been operating under the assumption that he was the fourth player, maybe it has been someone else.  It has also been said that members of a sorority associated with some of the accusers — I could be wrong on some of this — posted on social media back in September that six men were involved.  I didn't see the alleged post(s) and don't know the names, so I may just be grasping at straws.  Moreover, it was once stated that Graves had retained representation other than the local attorneys (Rosenblum and Rogers).  If that's so, then for Ros. to represent three and Rog. to represent one, the numbers don't add up if Graves isn't one of those.

Rog. says Ros. has no first-hand knowledge of the ruling made towards his client; if the expulsion was for the client of a third attorney, then that makes sense.  And the tweets liked by Santos might suggest he was involved.  (I'm not wishing that on him!)  All circumstantial, I confess, but I'm not as sold as many of you that J-Good is gone and the program is doomed.

But the culture at the school is doomed without some changes.

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26 minutes ago, SouthSide_Billiken said:

What are you trying to say? Without question, the three players who have not been in the arena during games are involved. Are you trying to say that the fourth player is not one of the eight that are playing (i.e., the fourth player is not JG)? Are you implying that the fourth player is one of the following: Welmer, Santos, or Raboin. Does this mean that there was something more to the tweets by what appeared to be Santos' girlfriend?

At this point I have no idea what to believe, and the optimist in me continues struggle with the realist in me. However, I sure hope that if you are implying JG is not involved that you are correct. It's hard to rationalize what is going on because it is impossible to rationalize with irrational people. Regardless of who is involved, however, there is no question that this whole process was a sham. Administration at SLU needs to be completely overhauled. The "gold standard" needs to be publicly scrutinized for its inherent biases towards not only men, but black men in particular. Hopefully, the Board of Trustees and those few people in the administration with common sense (if there are any left) realize the miscarriage of justice that occurred here. They can never reverse the damage already done to these young men, but they sure can prevent any further damage from being done.

Not saying I know anything, but does anyone find it odd that Raboin hasn’t appeared in even one game? 

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16 minutes ago, Quality Is Job 1 said:

This is something I'm wondering, too.  Is it possible that Rosenblum represents Bishop, Henriquez, and Santos, Rogers represents Goodwin, and an unidentified non-local attorney represents Graves?  Obviously, I have no knowledge of details and it could just be wishful thinking on my part, but if this were to be the case, it seems to help some things add up.

Goodwin has been playing all season, and he hasn't been playing like he has a cloud over his head.  It has been said that the accusers recanted regarding him.  While we've been operating under the assumption that he was the fourth player, maybe it has been someone else.  It has also been said that members of a sorority associated with some of the accusers — I could be wrong on some of this — posted on social media back in September that six men were involved.  I didn't see the alleged post(s) and don't know the names, so I may just be grasping at straws.  Moreover, it was once stated that Graves had retained representation other than the local attorneys (Rosenblum and Rogers).  If that's so, then for Ros. to represent three and Rog. to represent one, the numbers don't add up if Graves isn't one of those.

Rog. says Ros. has no first-hand knowledge of the ruling made towards his client; if the expulsion was for the client of a third attorney, then that makes sense.  And the tweets liked by Santos might suggest he was involved.  (I'm not wishing that on him!)  All circumstantial, I confess, but I'm not as sold as many of you that J-Good is gone and the program is doomed.

But the culture at the school is doomed without some changes.

It probably is grasping at straws, but I had heard that Graves had a non-local attorney. Of course, it could be very likely that Rogers was brought in to be a local presence and is working with the out of town guy.

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Hey, if the Dems can shut down the govt for the "dreamers", and Killary and the other socialists want a world without borders, and illegals get sanctuary cities to protect them----even getting away with murder (look it up libs), then how can players not charged with anything get suspended???  Maybe the players need the 9th circuit judge to rule in their favor?????  Seriously, one far left judge seems to be able to overturn written laws, so lets see what SLU does against that!!

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Seriously, these players are getting a longer sentence than Kate Steinle's illegal immigrant killer!  TELL ME HOW THIS IS RIGHT YOU POS CORRUPT SLU ADMINISTRATION!!!  Here's the link for those living under a rock:  https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.mercurynews.com/2018/01/05/kate-steinle-shooting-jose-ines-garcia-zarate-sentencing/amp/&ved=2ahUKEwjzjseIs-rYAhVI7qwKHVnNDVkQFjADegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw185Yqv04zzGEBx38Dh8XjN&ampcf=1

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