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Rich Rodriguez (official thread of last laughs)

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Rich Rodriguez watching for double standard on league discipline | detnews.com | The Detroit News

Ann Arbor -- Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez said he understood the Big Ten's one-game suspension of starting linebacker Jonas Mouton for "striking" Notre Dame center Eric Olsen late in the game last Saturday, but he insisted Mouton was not acting maliciously.
Mouton had to sit out Saturday's victory against Eastern Michigan. Rodriguez was informed Thursday of the Big Ten's decision, which was publicly revealed by the conference on Friday.
Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis sent a tape of the incident to the Big Ten for review. Mouton was not called for a penalty at the time, and Rodriguez twice last week during media availability said he did not see a punch thrown.


"I will tell you, my conversation with the commissioner (Jim Delany) is that we will watch every Big Ten game very closely, and any non-football act, whether it's a six-inch jab or anything not called for in the game of football, we're going to ask that that person gets the same type of punishment that Jonas Mouton got," Rodriguez said. "And I'm sure the league will do that.
"There's no room for throwing punches in the game. That's not a football act, that's not what we're about. It hurts the team when you do that, and Jonas understood that. He understood it hurt the team, could have been penalized. Was it a malicious act? Was it something that warranted a suspension? They said it did. Whatever the rules are, if that's the rules, we go by the rules. That's fine. OK, that's the precedent, (and) that's what we set. That's why I said we'll look at every act."[/quote]

This guy really is a 'dick' rod!
 
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What a fucking twat. Seriously? Playing the victim card after the B10 steps in because you declined to punish a kid for throwing a punch during a game?

Fuck you, Rich. You worthless, piece of shit, jackass.
 
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Wingate1217;1547290; said:
Boy I would be proud to have this guy for my coach. The Big Ten has to suspend his player not him and then (read 2nd paragraph) the douche has the audacity to, well read the paragraph and draw your own conclusions..

Bo just rolled over in his grave......(again)

Rich Rodriguez watching for double standard on league discipline | detnews.com | The Detroit News

Ann Arbor -- Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez said he understood the Big Ten's one-game suspension of starting linebacker Jonas Mouton for "striking" Notre Dame center Eric Olsen late in the game last Saturday, but he insisted Mouton was not acting maliciously.
Mouton had to sit out Saturday's victory against Eastern Michigan. Rodriguez was informed Thursday of the Big Ten's decision, which was publicly revealed by the conference on Friday.
Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis sent a tape of the incident to the Big Ten for review. Mouton was not called for a penalty at the time, and Rodriguez twice last week during media availability said he did not see a punch thrown.


"I will tell you, my conversation with the commissioner (Jim Delany) is that we will watch every Big Ten game very closely, and any non-football act, whether it's a six-inch jab or anything not called for in the game of football, we're going to ask that that person gets the same type of punishment that Jonas Mouton got," Rodriguez said. "And I'm sure the league will do that.
"There's no room for throwing punches in the game. That's not a football act, that's not what we're about. It hurts the team when you do that, and Jonas understood that. He understood it hurt the team, could have been penalized. Was it a malicious act? Was it something that warranted a suspension? They said it did. Whatever the rules are, if that's the rules, we go by the rules. That's fine. OK, that's the precedent, (and) that's what we set. That's why I said we'll look at every act."
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I want to punch you in the face you fucking wanker. Seriously, how can anybody defend this fucking asshole?

Oh, still an ass.

Obviously.
 
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Wingate1217;1547290; said:
Boy I would be proud to have this guy for my coach. The Big Ten has to suspend his player not him and then (read 2nd paragraph) the douche has the audacity to, well read the paragraph and draw your own conclusions..

Bo just rolled over in his grave......(again)

Rich Rodriguez watching for double standard on league discipline | detnews.com | The Detroit News

Ann Arbor -- Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez said he understood the Big Ten's one-game suspension of starting linebacker Jonas Mouton for "striking" Notre Dame center Eric Olsen late in the game last Saturday, but he insisted Mouton was not acting maliciously.
Mouton had to sit out Saturday's victory against Eastern Michigan. Rodriguez was informed Thursday of the Big Ten's decision, which was publicly revealed by the conference on Friday.
Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis sent a tape of the incident to the Big Ten for review. Mouton was not called for a penalty at the time, and Rodriguez twice last week during media availability said he did not see a punch thrown.


"I will tell you, my conversation with the commissioner (Jim Delany) is that we will watch every Big Ten game very closely, and any non-football act, whether it's a six-inch jab or anything not called for in the game of football, we're going to ask that that person gets the same type of punishment that Jonas Mouton got," Rodriguez said. "And I'm sure the league will do that.
"There's no room for throwing punches in the game. That's not a football act, that's not what we're about. It hurts the team when you do that, and Jonas understood that. He understood it hurt the team, could have been penalized. Was it a malicious act? Was it something that warranted a suspension? They said it did. Whatever the rules are, if that's the rules, we go by the rules. That's fine. OK, that's the precedent, (and) that's what we set. That's why I said we'll look at every act."
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Wingate1217;1547384; said:
Just to be clear who are you calling a wanker...
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Sorry, assumed it would be obvious...the balding, tubby, used car salesman up north.
 
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"My good friends, I believe it is Michigan Class in our time! "
 
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Bucky Katt;1547339; said:
What a fucking twat. Seriously? Playing the victim card after the B10 steps in because you declined to punish a kid for throwing a punch during a game?

Fuck you, Rich. You worthless, piece of shit, jackass.
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ahem.....


FUCK _ichigan
FUCK rich rod
FUCK state penn
FUCK bucky
 
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Rich Rodriguez delivered the one-liner of Monday's press conference when he was talking about receiver Jon Conover, a walk-on who was given a scholarship this year and Michigan's Special Teams Player of the Game against Eastern Michigan. Rodriguez said Conover, who'll graduate in December, hopes to attend Michigan Law School. "If anybody has any influence on helping him get in there, I think he'd be terrific," Rodriguez said. "I know enough about lawyers now that I think he'd be a great one. I'll probably be employing him some day."

Monday press conference leftovers: Rich Rodriguez cracking jokes at his own expense, tickets remain for Indiana - AnnArbor.com
 
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ScriptOhio;1547990; said:
Rich Rodriguez delivered the one-liner of Monday's press conference when he was talking about receiver Jon Conover, a walk-on who was given a scholarship this year and Michigan's Special Teams Player of the Game against Eastern Michigan. Rodriguez said Conover, who'll graduate in December, hopes to attend Michigan Law School. "If anybody has any influence on helping him get in there, I think he'd be terrific," Rodriguez said. "I know enough about lawyers now that I think he'd be a great one. I'll probably be employing him some day."

Monday press conference leftovers: Rich Rodriguez cracking jokes at his own expense, tickets remain for Indiana - AnnArbor.com
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Ok. That was kind of funny.
 
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Wingate1217;1547290; said:
Ann Arbor -- Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez said he understood the Big Ten's one-game suspension of starting linebacker Jonas Mouton for "striking" Notre Dame center Eric Olsen late in the game last Saturday, but he insisted Mouton was not acting maliciously.
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punching someone in the face = not acting maliciously?

Does that mean it's okay to punch Rich Rodriguez in the face?

Anyway, His Assness never ceases to amaze.
 
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