Griz Completely Overhauling the Roster

[AlphaGriz1]

Yes

[CatBlitz]

Enjoy this national embarrassment

[WeedKillinCat]

Looks like they will have room for 1 more player for at least half the season....

http://missoulian.com/sports/college/mo ... 3ad47.html

[AlphaGriz1]

I would cut him and send a message to the rest of the team. Sorry for still believing in personal responsibility............

[TomCat88]

I would cut him and send a message to the rest of the team. Sorry for still believing in personal responsibility............

Uh-oh. I think someone needs to put on their Bugle Boyz, Reeboks, and white tank top, fluff their permed mullet and go to The Cannery.

W/b/s and let us know how it goes!!

[TomCat88]

I would cut him and send a message to the rest of the team. Sorry for still believing in personal responsibility............

Uh-oh. I think someone needs to put on their Bugle Boyz, Reeboks, and white tank top, fluff their permed mullet and go to The Cannery.

W/b/s and let us know how it goes!!

He's in luck. I hear Kajagoogoo is playing.

[TomCat88]

I would cut him and send a message to the rest of the team. Sorry for still believing in personal responsibility............

Uh-oh. I think someone needs to put on their Bugle Boyz, Reeboks, and white tank top, fluff their permed mullet and go to The Cannery.

W/b/s and let us know how it goes!!

He's in luck. I hear Kajagoogoo is playing.

And Snap is opening for them! Rythym Is A Dancer.

[LongTimeCatFan]

Still baffled the marketing team let that name fly over their heads. "Bobcat batter: for those hot, summer days"

Yep... It makes little Bobcats

[CatBlitz]

Still baffled the marketing team let that name fly over their heads. "Bobcat batter: for those hot, summer days"

Yep... It makes little Bobcats

I thought it was a subtle marketing ploy to start an MSU baseball team..

[TomCat88]

I would cut him and send a message to the rest of the team. Sorry for still believing in personal responsibility............

If this is his first offense, then I'm thinking 5 extra wind sprints, not five games. I believe, however, that this is his third offense based on the penalty. Most schools suspend player half a season for their third offense. First offense is in house counseling, second offense is a couple games. He missed consecutive games against (UND and OPSU) in 2013.

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/ncaa-ath ... efe0d8c989

Edit: I now see that the NCAA hits players with a half season for testing positive for marijuana at championship events. That's down from a full year as of 2014.

[Hawks86]

I would cut him and send a message to the rest of the team. Sorry for still believing in personal responsibility............

If this is his first offense, then I'm thinking 5 extra wind sprints, not five games. I believe, however, that this is his third offense based on the penalty. Most schools suspend player half a season for their third offense. First offense is in house counseling, second offense is a couple games. He missed consecutive games against (UND and OPSU) in 2013.

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/ncaa-ath ... efe0d8c989

It was a NCAA test during the playoffs. They have stricter penalties. First offense is 6 months or 50% of your season.

[3-7-77]

From egriz:



THE REAL STORY FROM JR's DAD
Postby JRNELSONDAD » Fri May 13, 2016 5:11 pm

I am JR's dad and this will be my one and only post to this blog:
It would have been very professional if AJ had gotten the complete story before he makes a major announcement; for one - he never asked JR about this event.
(1) JR's birthday was several days before the NDSU playoff game
(2) For his birthday he was given a brownie of which he took home and ate at home. The brownie was a 'bad' brownie of which JR nor his fiancee knew that it was not good. It was definitely a case of inadvertent use of a banned substance
(3) It soon became obvious that the brownie was not good because of dizziness and nausea that night
(4) before the NDSU game the team has drug testing
(5) JR has a positive test
(6) NCAA (anonymous) committee denies appeal and suspends JR for 5 1/2 games (this meeting was in February)
(7) Feeling justice has not been served correctly and having no prior substance abuse, JR contacts the NCAA on his own afterwards, goes up the chain and gets a very high official to hear his story
(8) The NCAA will consider reopening the case if JR provides certain legal written documentation that they have asked for - which is in the process of being done


It is my hope that bloggers and news media reporters will allow the entire process to take place in a legal and official way before 'breaking' any more "JR fails drug testing" articles.

Postby Paytonlives » Fri May 13, 2016 5:41 pm
BWahlberg wrote:
Can confirm OP's post. It's legit. Payton FYI.

Thanks

[Bobcat Jim]

From egriz:
I'm sure if someone had given me a brownie for my birthday I would have known it was a good brownie (extra ingredient) when I took it home to eat.


THE REAL STORY FROM JR's DAD
Postby JRNELSONDAD » Fri May 13, 2016 5:11 pm

I am JR's dad and this will be my one and only post to this blog:
It would have been very professional if AJ had gotten the complete story before he makes a major announcement; for one - he never asked JR about this event.
(1) JR's birthday was several days before the NDSU playoff game
(2) For his birthday he was given a brownie of which he took home and ate at home. The brownie was a 'bad' brownie of which JR nor his fiancee knew that it was not good. It was definitely a case of inadvertent use of a banned substance
(3) It soon became obvious that the brownie was not good because of dizziness and nausea that night
(4) before the NDSU game the team has drug testing
(5) JR has a positive test
(6) NCAA (anonymous) committee denies appeal and suspends JR for 5 1/2 games (this meeting was in February)
(7) Feeling justice has not been served correctly and having no prior substance abuse, JR contacts the NCAA on his own afterwards, goes up the chain and gets a very high official to hear his story
(8) The NCAA will consider reopening the case if JR provides certain legal written documentation that they have asked for - which is in the process of being done


It is my hope that bloggers and news media reporters will allow the entire process to take place in a legal and official way before 'breaking' any more "JR fails drug testing" articles.

Postby Paytonlives » Fri May 13, 2016 5:41 pm
BWahlberg wrote:
Can confirm OP's post. It's legit. Payton FYI.

Thanks

[3-7-77]

Good find. Thanks for sharing.

[Hawks86]

It just feels good to congratulate yourself once in awhile.

[VimSince03]

[griz5700]

MSU is the engineering school...............DO NOT question their math.

Griz need new QB to step up this season, if that happens the FCS is fu*ked....including NDSU

LOL.

[3-7-77]

It just feels good to congratulate yourself once in awhile.

Actually, it was sarcasm. "The use of irony to mock or convey contempt.[1] "The distinctive quality of sarcasm is present in the spoken word and manifested chiefly by vocal inflections".[2] The sarcastic content of a statement will be dependent upon the context in which it appears.[3]"
I was too subtle for you and Bobcat Jim. No vocal inflections in the written form.

[griz5700]

Name aside. It's pretty good ice cream.

Good to know. Looks pretty bomb actually.

[The Butcher]

From egriz:



THE REAL STORY FROM JR's DAD
Postby JRNELSONDAD » Fri May 13, 2016 5:11 pm

I am JR's dad and this will be my one and only post to this blog:
It would have been very professional if AJ had gotten the complete story before he makes a major announcement; for one - he never asked JR about this event.
(1) JR's birthday was several days before the NDSU playoff game
(2) For his birthday he was given a brownie of which he took home and ate at home. The brownie was a 'bad' brownie of which JR nor his fiancee knew that it was not good. It was definitely a case of inadvertent use of a banned substance
(3) It soon became obvious that the brownie was not good because of dizziness and nausea that night
(4) before the NDSU game the team has drug testing
(5) JR has a positive test
(6) NCAA (anonymous) committee denies appeal and suspends JR for 5 1/2 games (this meeting was in February)
(7) Feeling justice has not been served correctly and having no prior substance abuse, JR contacts the NCAA on his own afterwards, goes up the chain and gets a very high official to hear his story
(8) The NCAA will consider reopening the case if JR provides certain legal written documentation that they have asked for - which is in the process of being done


It is my hope that bloggers and news media reporters will allow the entire process to take place in a legal and official way before 'breaking' any more "JR fails drug testing" articles.

Postby Paytonlives » Fri May 13, 2016 5:41 pm
BWahlberg wrote:
Can confirm OP's post. It's legit. Payton FYI.

Thanks

I am sure the NCAA has NEVER heard this excuse before…

Additionally, if his father was doing a good job parenting he would have told his son not to take “candy from strangers” (in this case a brownie).

One last question; how many grown adults were given a brownie for their birthday to enjoy at their home by themselves? You know, you are walking out of your birthday party and some college students were handing you a brownie. Nothing out of the ordinary there…