Saban Cheating Again...

[RWS]

Yeah, rws, it's called a bullshit medical hardship..."undisclosed, unknown until a few days before practice, medical condition."

If the kid had been on campus a few years, then whatever.  He was on campus for 3 weeks, and they found the problem on his first physical.  I don't know how else they were supposed to find out prior to that.  Given the situation, you're a moron if you really think there was some sort of ulterior motive here.  It wouldn't make sense.  I do understand that you are incapable of thinking for yourself, though.

[RWS]

Saban said that he would get to keep his scholarship and get an education, so maybe there is at least somewhat of an upside to it...assuming that the devil is required to keep his promises.

It is a medical hardship, so yeah, he will get to keep his scholarship to the school.  Just sucks that he won't be able to do what he wants, which is play football.

[AUownsU]

Darius Paige‏ @Darius_Paige 10h
Nobody deserves to be treated like an option

[RWS]

Darius Paige‏ @Darius_Paige 10h
Nobody deserves to be treated like an option

If you look down his tweets, he has a bunch of shit like that towards his girlfriend.  It's not like he woke up today and found out about it.  He has known since his physical.  But hey, since he is perfectly fine medically, I'm sure he will easily be able to play somewhere else.

Like I said before, it makes no sense for them to do it just to fuck with people.  They certainly wouldn't do it just to bring in a guy who was going to greyshirt anyway.  They would have pulled the scholarship to make room for a blue chip before signing day if they were just going to be dicks. 

[The Prowler]

If you look down his tweets, he has a bunch of shit like that towards his girlfriend.  It's not like he woke up today and found out about it.  He has known since his physical.  But hey, since he is perfectly fine medically, I'm sure he will easily be able to play somewhere else.

Like I said before, it makes no sense for them to do it just to fuck with people.  They certainly wouldn't do it just to bring in a guy who was going to greyshirt anyway.  They would have pulled the scholarship to make room for a blue chip before signing day if they were just going to be dicks.

Spin it rws....SPIN IT!!!!!!!

Will Paige be another uat athlete that leaves the school to play at a lower division college, while stating that nothing was wrong with him but the uat doctors, with the advice of Coach Midget, tells him that there was. Working out with the team? Check. Conditioning with the team? Check. Start classes soon? Oh, uhhh.....


***Medical Hardship***

[Vandy Vol]

Spin it rws....SPIN IT!!!!!!!

Will Paige be another uat athlete that leaves the school to play at a lower division college, while stating that nothing was wrong with him but the uat doctors, with the advice of Coach Midget, tells him that there was. Working out with the team? Check. Conditioning with the team? Check. Start classes soon? Oh, uhhh.....

Only time will tell, but the fact that a greyshirt was brought in to replace him and he's keeping his scholarship indicates otherwise.

It may seem a little odd that a medical issue is just now coming up, but it's not like this is the first time an athlete has gotten through to the collegiate level without a medical issue being discovered.  Hell, R.A. Dickey didn't learn of his medical condition until he was going to the pros.

[RWS]

Only time will tell, but the fact that a greyshirt was brought in to replace him and he's keeping his scholarship indicates otherwise.

It may seem a little odd that a medical issue is just now coming up, but it's not like this is the first time an athlete has gotten through to the collegiate level without a medical issue being discovered.  Hell, R.A. Dickey didn't learn of his medical condition until he was going to the pros.

Exactly.  If there was some ulterior motive, it makes absolutely no sense that it unfolded the way that it did. 

As far as Prowler's comment about guys playing in lower divisions after being disqualified at UA, he is talking out of his ass.  Out of the group of like 4 guys that were the subject of that story a few years ago, all but one were also disqualified by schools they tried to transfer to.  The one guy that got through played in 3 games and was then disqualified for the same diabetic issue that UA dismissed him for.  Can't remember the name of that guy.  Like I have said before, if UA is full of shit on all of these, then certainly these guys will go play somewhere else.  But they don't.  Because they can't.

[Buzz Killington]

Only time will tell, but the fact that a greyshirt was brought in to replace him and he's keeping his scholarship indicates otherwise.

It may seem a little odd that a medical issue is just now coming up, but it's not like this is the first time an athlete has gotten through to the collegiate level without a medical issue being discovered.  Hell, R.A. Dickey didn't learn of his medical condition until he was going to the pros.

You said dickey

[The Prowler]

Exactly.  If there was some ulterior motive, it makes absolutely no sense that it unfolded the way that it did. 

As far as Prowler's comment about guys playing in lower divisions after being disqualified at UA, he is talking out of his ass.  Out of the group of like 4 guys that were the subject of that story a few years ago, all but one were also disqualified by schools they tried to transfer to.  The one guy that got through played in 3 games and was then disqualified for the same diabetic issue that UA dismissed him for.  Can't remember the name of that guy.  Like I have said before, if UA is full of shit on all of these, then certainly these guys will go play somewhere else.  But they don't.  Because they can't.

So, I'm "talking out of my ass"...but then you state that there was a player that was cleared by the doctors to play at another school after being deemed unable to play at uat.
Then there's this...

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703384204575509901468451306.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLENexttoWhatsNewsForth#articleTabs%3Darticle

[WiregrassTiger]

So, I'm "talking out of my ass"...but then you state that there was a player that was cleared by the doctors to play at another school after being deemed unable to play at uat.
Then there's this...

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703384204575509901468451306.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLENexttoWhatsNewsForth#articleTabs%3Darticle

At least 12 times since coach Nick Saban took over the program in 2007, Alabama has offered players a "medical" scholarship

o.k., but the article didn't mention that they have more "nashynul champunships" than medical scholly transfers--so it's a pretty good trade. But, apparently all of the medical scholarships are actually verifiable and were not awarded by the Tuscaloosa Tribune or the Atmore Western Auto in 1857.

[RWS]

So, I'm "talking out of my ass"...but then you state that there was a player that was cleared by the doctors to play at another school after being deemed unable to play at uat.

And as I said, he made it 3 games before that team also disqualified him for the same diabetes issue that UA disqualified him for.  Which tells me that he never should have been cleared by the second team.  On top of that, two of the three guys in that WSJ story said that they agreed with their diagnosis, and the decision was entirely theirs.  One of the two was even asked to stay on as a student coach, and agreed.  The other one said that he worked with doctors and trainers in regards to his shoulder over the course of his junior year, and the decision to take the medical was completely up to him.     

Fuck, I hate trying to reason with your dumb ass.

[The Prowler]

And as I said, he made it 3 games before that team also disqualified him for the same diabetes issue that UA disqualified him for.  Which tells me that he never should have been cleared by the second team.  On top of that, two of the three guys in that WSJ story said that they agreed with their diagnosis, and the decision was entirely theirs.  One of the two was even asked to stay on as a student coach, and agreed.  The other one said that he worked with doctors and trainers in regards to his shoulder over the course of his junior year, and the decision to take the medical was completely up to him.     

Fuck, I hate trying to reason with your dumb ass.

Spin it rws...SPIN IT!!!!!!!!!

To bad you're too retarded to see that those players were forced to agree to take the medical hardship.

[AUChizad]

At least 12 times since coach Nick Saban took over the program in 2007, Alabama has offered players a "medical" scholarship

o.k., but the article didn't mention that they have more "nashynul champunships" than medical scholly transfers--so it's a pretty good trade. But, apparently all of the medical scholarships are actually verifiable and were not awarded by the Tuscaloosa Tribune or the Atmore Western Auto in 1857.

And that was 3 years ago. Wonder what we're up to now?

[jmar]

     
Fuck, I hate trying to reason with your dumb ass.

Preposterous! You wouldn't have it any other way.

[The Prowler]

Another player has been processed (actually he was processed after the A-Day game)...OL Caleb Gulledge. Reason? Undisclosed chronic medical "issue"...


***Medical Hardship***

http://www.al.com/alabamafootball/index.ssf/2013/08/alabama_ol_caleb_gulledge_was.html#incart_maj-story-1

[Godfather]

They certainly seem to have a lot of medical hardships.

[AUChizad]

They certainly seem to have a lot of medical hardships.

Probably the HUNH.

[The Six]

Probably the HUNH.

No, our players probably shot them 'cause we are the gang violence capital of the world. 

[The Prowler]

Speaking of academic cheating, uat ATH commit Bo Scarbrough is transferring from Tuscaloosa County to IMG Academy in Florida...two months after he transferred from Northridge to Tuscaloosa County.

[wesfau2]

Speaking of academic cheating, uat ATH commit Bo Scarbrough is transferring from Tuscaloosa County to IMG Academy in Florida...two months after he transferred from Northridge to Tuscaloosa County.

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