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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Juggalos in court:
Cincy QB says racial slurs preceded punch that KOd victim
Back in late October, backup Cincinnati quarterback Jarred Evans was arrested on a misdemeanor assault charge and suspended a short time later, even as head coach Tommy Tuberville said “there’s a good chance he’s not guilty.”
While Tuberville’s player is not denying there was a punch thrown, he is saying there was something that triggered it.
Testifying in court Friday in connection to the charge, Evans alleged that the victim, 20-year-old UC student Ryan Smith, was part of a group of males who began harassing him and his girlfriend, 22-year-old Jennifer Dunlap. According to Evans, the group, or someone in the group, was directing “n****r lover” comments at him and his girlfriend; Evans is black, his girlfriend is white. Evans said in his testimony that he tried to ignore the epithets, but the situation ultimately escalated.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer:
Eventually, Evans responded: “I told them, ‘I will f**k all of you up if you come after me.”
Soon after, he testified, one of the men stood in front of them, blocking their path.
“He flinched at me with his hands up,” Evans testified, “and I just reacted with a punch, a jab.”
The individual who was on the receiving end of the jab was Smith, who sustained a concussion and lacerations that required stitches. Smith had previously testified that he wasn’t with the group of men who were harassing Evans and Dunlap. Oddly enough, Dunlap’s roommate, Courtney Gravett, backed up Smith’s account, testifying that the victim was not a part of the harassing group and that she tried to stop Evans from confronting them.
“For no obvious reason,” the Enquirer said Gravett testified, “Evans struck Smith, who had his head down and his hands in his pockets.”
According to the paper, closing arguments and jury deliberations are expected Monday.
Evans, incidentally, remains suspended from the football program.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...-racial-slurs-preceded-punch-that-kod-victim/
Cincy QB says racial slurs preceded punch that KOd victim
Back in late October, backup Cincinnati quarterback Jarred Evans was arrested on a misdemeanor assault charge and suspended a short time later, even as head coach Tommy Tuberville said “there’s a good chance he’s not guilty.”
While Tuberville’s player is not denying there was a punch thrown, he is saying there was something that triggered it.
Testifying in court Friday in connection to the charge, Evans alleged that the victim, 20-year-old UC student Ryan Smith, was part of a group of males who began harassing him and his girlfriend, 22-year-old Jennifer Dunlap. According to Evans, the group, or someone in the group, was directing “n****r lover” comments at him and his girlfriend; Evans is black, his girlfriend is white. Evans said in his testimony that he tried to ignore the epithets, but the situation ultimately escalated.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer:
Eventually, Evans responded: “I told them, ‘I will f**k all of you up if you come after me.”
Soon after, he testified, one of the men stood in front of them, blocking their path.
“He flinched at me with his hands up,” Evans testified, “and I just reacted with a punch, a jab.”
The individual who was on the receiving end of the jab was Smith, who sustained a concussion and lacerations that required stitches. Smith had previously testified that he wasn’t with the group of men who were harassing Evans and Dunlap. Oddly enough, Dunlap’s roommate, Courtney Gravett, backed up Smith’s account, testifying that the victim was not a part of the harassing group and that she tried to stop Evans from confronting them.
“For no obvious reason,” the Enquirer said Gravett testified, “Evans struck Smith, who had his head down and his hands in his pockets.”
According to the paper, closing arguments and jury deliberations are expected Monday.
Evans, incidentally, remains suspended from the football program.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...-racial-slurs-preceded-punch-that-kod-victim/
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A juggalo in my midst:
http://www.700wlw.com/onair/lance-mcalister-7818/emailer-is-offended-osu-is-at-13482398/
This clown is apparently my neighbor. To their credit, even the other UC fans in the comments think this guy is a whiny little turd.
I still insist there is not as much OSU hate here as others profess. Rather, there is a small minority of juggalos who just can't keep their stupid opinions to themselves who give the impression that they speak for the entire city.
http://www.700wlw.com/onair/lance-mcalister-7818/emailer-is-offended-osu-is-at-13482398/
This clown is apparently my neighbor. To their credit, even the other UC fans in the comments think this guy is a whiny little turd.
I still insist there is not as much OSU hate here as others profess. Rather, there is a small minority of juggalos who just can't keep their stupid opinions to themselves who give the impression that they speak for the entire city.
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AJHawkfan
Wanna make $14 the hard way?
^^^ It is people like this that make it impossible for anyone (outside of Juggalo nation) to take UC football very seriously.
Incidentally, I work with a UC grad and a few weeks back we were talking college football and I made a flippant remark about the Juggalos. He had not heard UC fans referred to in that manner before then, but he thought it was funny.
Incidentally, I work with a UC grad and a few weeks back we were talking college football and I made a flippant remark about the Juggalos. He had not heard UC fans referred to in that manner before then, but he thought it was funny.
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This just furthers the argument those who live outside of Cincy have of Cincy being an extension of KY, or different than the rest of Ohio. Like @jlb1705 said, it's a small minority that feel this way, but a very focal minority unfortunately. There is a lot of OSU hate down here, but there's also a large alumni base and those of us who didn't attend but have been fans for years. Idiots like this unfortunately get backed by a number of radio personalities down here(Mo Egger, for example comes to mind) who feed into the hate for OSU as well. I can't even listen to the local sports talk radio down here because I'm not a fan of any of the teams, and even after the NC whining was heard that Meyer doesnt pay enough attention to Cincinnati. The Juggalos are a sad sad fan base with a inferiority complex. This could've been a halfway deent rivalry if UC didn't shooting themselves in the foot and avoiding OSU. This could've been a football and basketball rivalry and kept money in the state and been an interesting and entertaining rivalry that was kept friendly, but idiotic minority sees it as an insult to even be around the Buckeyes
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
There it is again: "they refuse to play us here".
1. Not QUITE what he's saying, but the "refuse to play us" thing is funny. I posted somewhere else (probably in this thread) that Ohio State has played Cincinnati more than any other non-conference opponent, except maybe San Diego State, since the late 90s. How is that REFUSING to play them? FACTS!
2. "Play us here" is also funny. Ohio State has played in Cincinnati twice (counting the spring game last year) since 2000. That is more than the number of the rest of the times Ohio State played a game in the state of Ohio outside of Ohio Stadium.
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Buckeye Maniac
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Completely off topic, but I was under the impression that the Reds always started the MLB season. Why did they not this year?
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I think even more than ESPN, it's about money and MLB milking it from big markets. Starting the season in Dallas, NYC, Boston, Chicago, etc is more lucrative than starting it in Cincinnati. Many people outside of OHio didn't even know that the Reds started off the season anyway.
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FWIW Lance McAllister is a fuckin hack. One of the things I don't miss is having to listen to his stupid ass show when I lived in Springfield....
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