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OhioState001
Tressel Loyalist
How much of a loser do you have to be to be yelling at college kids with no shirt on after a football game?
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ExpatAkronite
Cascadia Subduction Zone
It just never seems to go well when dude decides to go topless.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Guy looks like he's in his late 30s too. Oh well, enjoy your newfound fame as a meme.
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http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...tasi-files-lawsuit-oregon-ncaa-willie-taggart
Sam Poutasi files lawsuit against Oregon, NCAA, Willie Taggart
10:45 AM ET
A second Oregon football player is suing the university, the NCAA and former Ducks coach Willie Taggart over a series of January 2017 workouts that sent three players to the hospital.
Oregon offensive lineman Sam Poutasi filed suit in Multnomah County Circuit Court on Thursday, with The Oregonian reporting that Poutasi is seeking $5 million in damages.
The details of Poutasi's claim are similar to those of former Ducks offensive lineman Doug Brenner, who on Wednesday filed an $11.5 million suit against the same parties, along with ex-Oregon strength and conditioning coach Irele Oderinde.
Both players are seeking liability over a January 2017 workout that led them and tight end Cam McCormick to suffer from rhabdomyolysis, a condition in which skeletal muscle tissue is rapidly broken down and products of that process are released into the bloodstream.
According to the Brenner lawsuit, which was filed in circuit court in the state of Oregon, "the coaches imposed a physically impossible exercise regimen of squats and told the student athletes that the workout 'would demonstrate who wanted to be on the team.'"
"Nothing would make me happier than to have this case save other football players from serious injury," Brenner said in a statement.
Oderinde, who was hired by Taggart at Florida State for the same position, was suspended by Oregon in 2017 for a month without pay after the three players were hospitalized. The Brenner lawsuit states that Oderinde was not certified to be a strength and conditioning coach at Oregon.
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Sam Poutasi files lawsuit against Oregon, NCAA, Willie Taggart
10:45 AM ET
A second Oregon football player is suing the university, the NCAA and former Ducks coach Willie Taggart over a series of January 2017 workouts that sent three players to the hospital.
Oregon offensive lineman Sam Poutasi filed suit in Multnomah County Circuit Court on Thursday, with The Oregonian reporting that Poutasi is seeking $5 million in damages.
The details of Poutasi's claim are similar to those of former Ducks offensive lineman Doug Brenner, who on Wednesday filed an $11.5 million suit against the same parties, along with ex-Oregon strength and conditioning coach Irele Oderinde.
Both players are seeking liability over a January 2017 workout that led them and tight end Cam McCormick to suffer from rhabdomyolysis, a condition in which skeletal muscle tissue is rapidly broken down and products of that process are released into the bloodstream.
According to the Brenner lawsuit, which was filed in circuit court in the state of Oregon, "the coaches imposed a physically impossible exercise regimen of squats and told the student athletes that the workout 'would demonstrate who wanted to be on the team.'"
"Nothing would make me happier than to have this case save other football players from serious injury," Brenner said in a statement.
Oderinde, who was hired by Taggart at Florida State for the same position, was suspended by Oregon in 2017 for a month without pay after the three players were hospitalized. The Brenner lawsuit states that Oderinde was not certified to be a strength and conditioning coach at Oregon.
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Buckeye fans might remember Keanon Lowe from the 2014 NCG, where he caught 3 passes for 55 yards and scored Oregon's first touchdown:
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Awesome story!
TSA is the gold standard for security ? This Pollack guy sounds a bit daft...
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WTF? Is Herbie writing comments for Cristobal now? We all remember how "Physical" the Ducks were in '14. Right up till Cardale trucked a 300 lb lineman and put him on his ass.
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To be fair, he did that to Bama too.
And Auburn's recent records arent that impressive if we dont count FCS...
18: 7-5(3-5), includes Liberty's first year in FBS
17: 9-4(7-1)
16: 7-5(5-3)
15: 6-6(2-6)
14: 7-5(4-4)
I mean... a number of teams from any P5 are probably good enough to match 21-19 against SEC, finish 5/7 in division... go bowling on the back of Samford, LA Tech, Alabama A&M, San Jose St, etc. and get manballed by Wisconsin and UCF.
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