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Masoli and other Ducks' legal issues

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Gatorubet;1649808; said:
I think the part where he was yelling at him by name to give him the projector back may have played a part in his stopping.:tongue2:
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A guy who's rarely used, usually doesn't get recognized very easily.

I mean I know what Storm Klein looks like, but if he walked right past me in a hallway and I wasn't distracted, I wouldn't even think that it was him.

And he was used more than Embry was.
 
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Coqui said:
A guy who's rarely used, usually doesn't get recognized very easily.

I mean I know what Storm Klein looks like, but if he walked right past me in a hallway and I wasn't distracted, I wouldn't even think that it was him.

And he was used more than Embry was.
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According to the article I read, the kid recognized Masoli and this other kid earlier. Then they were acting weird so he confronted them and they bolted. I don't find it hard to believe a frat kid could keep up with a WR that was carrying a projector.
 
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JohnnyCockfight;1649262; said:
Before you go casting stones, we (the Buckeyes) have a pretty good young defensive lineman who was busted for shoplifting, and who said he was just taking the blame for a friend. And our guy was actually convicted, unlike Masoli. Second chances are a good thing.
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Masoli had his second chance.

It was Aug. 24, 2005 Masolis 17th birthday and he was alone, locked inside the Hillcrest Juvenile Hall in San Mateo, Calif., serving out a three-month sentence for his role in several strong-armed robberies.
News: Local | "LIVING IN THE MOMENT" | The Register-Guard | Eugene, Oregon
 
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With a dream of playing in the NFL, he believes he hasn?t quite completed the comeback.

?We gotta half a circle to go still,? he said, smiling. ?We?re not done with the circle. ? I got too many people anxious to see what I do in the future.?
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Now they know.
 
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