Anyone have any insight on the true story of the guys last year smoking in the locker room. I've heard many different versions. That happened once or many times? Was it around other people or not?

They smoked a vape pen after the game before traveling. Maybe during the game, I don't know. I'm certain this isn't the first time. They should have shown more commitment to their team and teammates. That's probably why they're no longer here.

If it's any one else, it's a big nothing burger.

warrington74 said:

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Anyone have any insight on the true story of the guys last year smoking in the locker room. I've heard many different versions. That happened once or many times? Was it around other people or not?

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Lets see…what form of sharing of information about ALWAYS "those people" comes in different versions and none of it can be substantiated…

Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

barstoolexpert said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Worst take of all time

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He has a point in regards to UGA or even Alabama and LSU teams who have multiple championships by allowing players arrested with actual misdemeanors and felonies remain on the team. Not saying Jimbo was wrong, it's his team and he makes final roster decisions. Not playing the results a year later in different situations but at face value kicking them off the team solely for that incident would seem kind of harsh. If other factors and variables were at play then that's a different scenario

JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

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By drug testing your potential employees, you are ruining their lives for something they do on their own time.

You are either mentally stunted, a hypocrite, or both…

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How do you know they're doing it on their own time?

JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

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By drug testing your potential employees, you are ruining their lives for something they do on their own time.

You are either mentally stunted, a hypocrite, or both…

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How so? I reserve the right to know if they are using substances while an employee at my small business. I never said I would fire them. Quit hop scotching to conclusions there, John in LA.

Don't just throw around those type of accusations unless you are willing to die for them. To assume that I'm mentally stunted or a hypocrite is hypocritical of you and sheds so much light on your insecurities and unsteadiness. I hope you can find healing and not have to turn to vaporizing like you are advocating for.

Never mind

barstoolexpert said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Worst take of all time

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Username checks out.

It's fine if you don't agree with everything that I post. But I'll advocate what I believe in and ultimately, what's best for TAMU and our student athletes.

Thanks for confirming you are both!

TheTruthsLastHope said:

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barstoolexpert said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Worst take of all time

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He has a point in regards to UGA or even Alabama and LSU teams who have multiple championships by allowing players arrested with actual misdemeanors and felonies remain on the team. Not saying Jimbo was wrong, it's his team and he makes final roster decisions. Not playing the results a year later in different situations but at face value kicking them off the team solely for that incident would seem kind of harsh. If other factors and variables were at play then that's a different scenario

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He didn't make the decision on 3 of them. They literally could not attend A&M.

I did no such thing. Again, that's you assuming and making an ass of yourself in the process. You aren't the hero that you think you are.

Then again, John in LA, what else should I expect from a California Communist

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JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

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By drug testing your potential employees, you are ruining their lives for something they do on their own time.

You are either mentally stunted, a hypocrite, or both…

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How do you know they're doing it on their own time?

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He claimed he is testing ALL.

Not that he is doing it for performance. It's semantics if performance isn't suffering, is it not?

Look, it's his company. He can do what he wants. I just think drug testing everyone has long been outdated. I can somewhat understand it if a person's performance is suffering. Otherwise, I think it's largely a waste of money. But to each their own.

beerad12man said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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That is not why they are gone. They all had multiple offenses and multiple chances to get back in good graces with the program. They continued to do the wrong things. Anthony Lucas was the only one who had a chance, but he believed it would be better to get a change of scenery.

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Thank you for providing insight and actual information unlike the other guys. Much appreciated and could definitely alter my view on things.

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JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

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By drug testing your potential employees, you are ruining their lives for something they do on their own time.

You are either mentally stunted, a hypocrite, or both…

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How do you know they're doing it on their own time?

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Some people just can't help but hopscotch to conclusions.

Jerry-Ag said:

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I did no such thing. Again, that's you assuming and making an ass of yourself in the process. You aren't the hero that you think you are.

Then again, John in LA, what else should I expect from a California Communist

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Mentally stunted exhibit A:

You think I'm from California when it's apparent from my profile I am from BCS!

Keep up the good work!

JohnLA762 said:

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4 said:

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JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

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By drug testing your potential employees, you are ruining their lives for something they do on their own time.

You are either mentally stunted, a hypocrite, or both…

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How do you know they're doing it on their own time?

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Well if they are potential hires, they aren't doing it on company time…

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Not yet.

JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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I did no such thing. Again, that's you assuming and making an ass of yourself in the process. You aren't the hero that you think you are.

Then again, John in LA, what else should I expect from a California Communist

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Mentally stunted exhibit A:

You think I'm from California when it's apparent from my profile I am from BCS!

Keep up the good work!

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Very bold of you to think I give two (2) ****s to sift through your profile. Quite the self induced ego stroke. You aren't the hero you think you are.

Jerry'd

JohnLA762 said:

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4 said:

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JohnLA762 said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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It's working well for Georgia (minus he who must not be named). Look I'm a realist. I own a small business and drug test all potential employees. Personally, I would never touch the stuff but I'm not going to ruin a kids life for vaporizing and chasing that paralyzing feeling in their teen years.

I'm not sure how they are doing now other than Chris getting the boot and Denver heading to the boot. But I had boots on the ground inside the program back in the day, and if we had vaporizers back then, whooaaa nelly.

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By drug testing your potential employees, you are ruining their lives for something they do on their own time.

You are either mentally stunted, a hypocrite, or both…

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How do you know they're doing it on their own time?

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Well if they are potential hires, they aren't doing it on company time…

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Post of the day!

In 2 minutes spent looking at your profile I see multiple instances where you feel the need to point out that you own a company. Who is stroking whos ego?

MF Barnes?

TAMUallen said:

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Jerry-Ag said:

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Georgia has had sixty-two (62) players get ticketed/arrested for street racing and all are still on the team (except for that scumbag POS Stetson Bennett), meanwhile we kick off four (4) players for smoking a vaporizer in the locker room? I'm all for discipline, but that seems more like a communist regime to me. I've tried those vaporizers that they're talking about and they really aren't that bad. Kinda makes you feel tingly and sends a spiritual sensation down my spine. Will definitely be partaking again and would hope Jimbo and the staff would be more open-minded about it in the future.

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Surely you're not serious...

You can't be getting high in the locker room

You're aware of how these guys are doing now right? When you tolerate that type of behavior it doesn't work well for the team or the players

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This, plus I've heard this was not the only issue that occurred with at least 2 of these individuals.

Team first, Ags.