Don Shula wouldn't let the '72 Dolphins have sex before games and that is the only team to ever go undefeated and win a Super Bowl. The reality is that sex had little to do with it. It was the discipline to do what was asked of you and put your team first.

It doesn't matter how many 5 stars you recruit if they have a "whatever feels good to me attitude!". This team lacks discipline and it lacks a leader with enough balls to enforce it. We would be better off, and I would be more proud of the team, if we had a bunch of over achieving 3 stars like Dat Nguyen (guys that are thankful for being here) then all the entitled 5 stars we have.

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that sucks for his prospects in the portal. He'll still find a home but it may remove a few schools.

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With that much weed, his next home is likely going to be the state pen

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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Bruh ain't got an addiction. Homey was dealing.
As a teammate told me in 8th grade, "you can't get hooked on weed. It just make you hongry."

In the SEC, we have the worst overall record of 4-8 and worst conference record of 1-7. Even Auburn, Missouri, and Vanderbilt have each won 5 games and 2 SEC games. The arrest of freshman OL PJ Williams is just the latest sign that our team lacks discipline. We are a team filled with entitled and selfish 5 star athletes, who do not understand how to become team players.

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I'm all for legalization. In fact, I live in Missouri, where we just voted to legalize.

That having been said, the only kind of person with 17oz is a (low-level) dealer. Not going to bother to look it up, but I think simple possession is a felony in Texas if more than 4oz.

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You are correct, sir. 4 oz - 5 lb is a state jail felony, punishable by 6-24 months in prison.

The law on dealing marijuana is a bit quirky, in that a person has to actually be caught in the act of the sale in order to be charged with dealing. It's the only illegal drug where the law is that way, to the best of my knowledge.

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dabo man said:

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I'm all for legalization. In fact, I live in Missouri, where we just voted to legalize.

That having been said, the only kind of person with 17oz is a (low-level) dealer. Not going to bother to look it up, but I think simple possession is a felony in Texas if more than 4oz.

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You are correct, sir. 4 oz - 5 lb is a state jail felony, punishable by 6-24 months in prison.

The law on dealing marijuana is a bit quirky, in that a person has to actually be caught in the act of the sale in order to be charged with dealing. It's the only illegal drug where the law is that way, to the best of my knowledge.

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Perhaps some of the legals on this board can comment on his probability of either pleading down to a lesser offense, or at least obtaining a lessor sentence. I assume that the 4 oz - 5 lb possession charge is a pretty well traveled path.

So, I heard on the top of the hour intro on Chip Howard that the driver of the car that Williams was riding in was Denver Harris. Stopped for an unsafe lane change which almost caused a collision.

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Weed does not make it less likely you make the NFL.

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Ricky Williams says hello.

was it really 17oz? that's about 500 rolled joints. was he dealing?

frankly, i'd cut him and Denver Harris yesterday.

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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Bruh ain't got an addiction. Homey was dealing.
As a teammate told me in 8th grade, "you can't get hooked on weed. It just make you hongry."

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You can most certainly become dependent on weed. Regular use becomes a habit. Not like alcohol or nicotine but it can get you. It's a mental thing though, and not physical in the sense we think. With continued weed use you stop dreaming and you mask your emotions.

And the weed we be smoking these days ain't your granddaddy's homegrown. This **** is top flight high THC modified stuff. It takes about a week to a week and a half to get back to "normal", but all those emotions you've masked and all those dreamless nights come flooding back as your mind tries to return to balance.

Dat was no 3 star recruit. He was a big-time recruit and it was a battle with Michigan to sign him.

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was it really 17oz? that's about 500 rolled joints. was he dealing?

frankly, i'd cut him and Denver Harris yesterday.

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Given that Williams allegedly possessed a felony amount of weed, Student Conduct might take that decision out of the coaching staff's hands, at least in his case.

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So, I heard on the top of the hour intro on Chip Howard that the driver of the car that Williams was riding in was Denver Harris. Stopped for an unsafe lane change which almost caused a collision.

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Harris is a damn idiot. Full stop.

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Don Shula wouldn't let the '72 Dolphins have sex before games and that is the only team to ever go undefeated and win a Super Bowl. The reality is that sex had little to do with it. It was the discipline to do what was asked of you and put your team first.

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Discipline is an incredibly underrated and underappreciated character trait in 2022. Look at many peoples waist lines. Obesity is a choice... and people choose poorly.

It's unfortunate because there are very disciplined people out there that would kill to have PJ's on the field athletic talent. Tom Brady, his daily regiment is astonishing. Regardless of what you think of him as a person, husband, or father, his daily routine that he claims to do to keep himself playing ball at 45 is unreal.

What kind of football team do we want at A&M? It is a fundamental question that Jimbo isn't getting right now.

I'm pretty quick to defend here as I don't think personal possession of weed should be punishable for…anything.

But 17oz?! Really, that's just a stupid amount that he shouldn't have had.

Unless he was the distributor for the o-line. Then this season makes more sense.

FIDO95 said:

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Don Shula wouldn't let the '72 Dolphins have sex before games and that is the only team to ever go undefeated and win a Super Bowl. The reality is that sex had little to do with it. It was the discipline to do what was asked of you and put your team first.

It doesn't matter how many 5 stars you recruit if they have a "whatever feels good to me attitude!". This team lacks discipline and it lacks a leader with enough balls to enforce it. We would be better off, and I would be more proud of the team, if we had a bunch of over achieving 3 stars like Dat Nguyen (guys that are thankful for being here) then all the entitled 5 stars we have.

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Haha. I'm interested in how Shula enforced this? Given the insane nature of the NFL in the 70s he must have had one hell of a time forcing them to keep their pants on,

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Smeghead4761 said:

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So, I heard on the top of the hour intro on Chip Howard that the driver of the car that Williams was riding in was Denver Harris. Stopped for an unsafe lane change which almost caused a collision.

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Harris is a damn idiot. Full stop.

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Kid is clearly room temperature IQ dumb.

Needs to take a hike.

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Unless he was the distributor for the o-line. Then this season makes more sense.

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Our team being high and drugged out would make the 2022 season much more palatable and sensible.

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That's probably it for him. Luckily we don't have issues at his position.

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Hopefully this is sarcasm because he's on the OL and that's the worst unit of this team.

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Anyone who has watched 5 seconds this year knows that. Pull your head out.

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There is a reason for that; has nothing to do with reefer.

DallasAg 94 said:

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Maybe he just made a "run" for the team.

A Thanksgiving "smoke out" ... if you will.

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Probably not enough to smoke a turkey, maybe a small chicken.

NM.

If this story about PJW confuses you, remember:
He was recruited as a 275lb five star.
Dumbo didn't ask him if that meant his stash and rating on his ability to peddle pot.

He was a 4 star, weed included