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QB Jeremiah Masoli has been dismissed from the Oregon Football program effective immediately #goducks #collegefootball
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http://twitter.com/OregonFootball/status/15795035313Quote:
QB Jeremiah Masoli has been dismissed from the Oregon Football program effective immediately #goducks #collegefootball
Just read this as well..
He got charged Monday with possession of Marijuana, failure to stop at a driveway or sidewalk & driving on a suspended license.
What the hell is failure to stop at a driveway
I had to look as well. The first result was a site called OregonLaws.org, so many must have to look this one up: https://www.oregonlaws.org/ors/811.505Quote:
Originally Posted by UGA14
This guy is a gigantic idiot. He could have starred on a great team and he pisses it all away. At least LeBlount got a second chance and seemed remorseful.
Masoli has thrown away his entire football life in the past few months..
Interestingly, Oregon's new uniforms this year will feature pinstripes :P
Masoli is rumored to be looking at a transfer to Louisiana Tech or possibly Mississippi State according to a couple of different sites I have seen.
Masoli to La Tech?
Saw that. My first thought was that Sonny Dykes' spread at Arizona was much more passing oriented than the one Masoli ran at Oregon. Then I remembered that lthough Masoli did as much, if not more, with his legs at Oregon, he was actually recruited for his passing accomplishments in JC. It makes a certain amount of sense; Dykes obviously knows first hand what Masoli can do. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by razorback44
I hope he goes to MSU so we can destroy him.
Yeah he actually choose Oregon over Arkansas out of JC. Those were his two finalist and definitely two completely different offensive styles. I know most definitely recruited him for his passing skills over his running skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by ebin
That's right, I had forgotten that. Dude's definitely got talent, but wherever he goes, I wouldn't bet on him being able to keep his nose lean for a whole season on the bench.Quote:
Originally Posted by razorback44
Nope, I doubt it either. He probably needs to go to a town like Starkville or Ruston just because there is absolutely nothing to do there so he might POSSIBLY be able to stay out of trouble. I highly doubt that is going to happen though because the kid just seems like he wants to throw it all away.Quote:
Originally Posted by ebin
LMAO so many MSU football players get in trouble it's crazy. There is nothing to do there, so there is nothing but trouble to get into. Hell even Jamar Hornsby got arrested in Starkville after he signed with Ole Miss. Starkghanistan is not where it's at....Quote:
Originally Posted by razorback44
Ha! I completely forgot about the Hornsby fight. Good point. You would think they would sweep things under the rug more there since MSU sports is about all that town has going for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DariusLock
Yea and a week after that Anthony Dixon got arrested for a DUI and he was their all everything running back. He missed the first 2 or 3 games I think. So if this kid likes drugs and stuff he will have nothing but stuff to get into sitting on the bench a whole season. I think this is Jeremiahs last stand...Quote:
Originally Posted by razorback44
Don't forget about his theft issues.
Next stop....Ole Miss
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5418941
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...oli/index.html
Sounds like someone who can't say 'no' and remove self from a situation, at least the way the article paints it. The kind of guy, that if he made it to the NFL, would need a guide to keep him from hanging out with the wrong people......not because he's an idiot, but because he can't say 'no'.
I'm of the feeling that one makes one the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by AustinWolv
There is a difference between choosing to partake/initiate something stupid or dangerous and simply not having the cajones to stand up against that situation.
That was a really interesting read. If true, I'm surprised it took this long to get his side of the story. Wonder if he regrets pleading guilty at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by AustinWolv