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Nah, Zuul sees all & declared her guilt. The wait has been so Bobby Bowden could be fitted for his priestly vestments so he can officiate properly.
Be sure to stay for the post event BBQ.
Shotgun wedding?
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On the other hand, being an un-charged rapist and a Heisman trophy winner...not entirely outside the realm of possibility.
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My question: Is there any way on Earth that anyone would announce their findings at a press conference if they actually intended to arrest and charge someone with a crime?
I could see it playing out like the Big Ben incident--where they essentially say they think he did something wrong, but decided they can't prove it. Wonder what the fallout from that would be?
I could see it playing out like the Big Ben incident--where they essentially say they think he did something wrong, but decided they can't prove it. Wonder what the fallout from that would be?
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Almost zero chance he will be charged...if he was they wouldn't have a show PC to basically say it's OK to vote for him for the Heisman.
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Can I get an over/under on how many million dollars the TPD will have to pay the girl for botching the investigation?
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tsteele316
Mr. Such and Such
The real question that will need answered in this thing is whether or not the rape kit showed actual signs of rape.
I don't care if some teammate and sorostitute said they were making out all night or whatever. If she immediately went to the hospital and there were signs of trauma, then he should be charged and a jury can discern the he said/she said portion.
I don't care if some teammate and sorostitute said they were making out all night or whatever. If she immediately went to the hospital and there were signs of trauma, then he should be charged and a jury can discern the he said/she said portion.
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I can imagine one really obnoxious (for us) sequence of events: They do charge him, and he is therefore suspended from the team. FL State goes to the NC regardless, and OSU defeats them. Subsequently, JW is tried and found innocent. Deja vu the Cryami "Bad call! Bad call!" story all over again. Whine whine...we wuz cheated...JW shoudda been in the game...you only won because...blah blah.
Not that any Buckeye fan would really give a monumental fill-in-the-expletive-of-your-choice-here, but it would be annoying to have the talking heads finding a way to attach yet another asterisk to an OSU championship.
The other side of this that will be interesting to see is, suppose they do say the case was too sullied by mishandling to be successfully prosecuted, they therefore won't pursue it, but do indicate they believe he was guilty. Will there be apologists for FSU if they don't suspend him under those circumstances?
Not that any Buckeye fan would really give a monumental fill-in-the-expletive-of-your-choice-here, but it would be annoying to have the talking heads finding a way to attach yet another asterisk to an OSU championship.
The other side of this that will be interesting to see is, suppose they do say the case was too sullied by mishandling to be successfully prosecuted, they therefore won't pursue it, but do indicate they believe he was guilty. Will there be apologists for FSU if they don't suspend him under those circumstances?
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This all felt strangely similar to the whole NCAA/Cam Newton fiasco from a few years back. Much more serious, obviously...but was there really ever any doubt how it was going to turn out?
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