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The Big 10 has rules? Since when?

Big Ten what a bunch of phonies. They all cheat, Just like tOSU.

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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Mississippi State freshman D.J. Gardner has been dismissed by coach Rick Stansbury for "repeated actions deemed detrimental to the team."

Gardner, a 6-foot-7 guard from Okolona, Miss., was expected to be redshirted this season. The freshman apparently wasn't happy with that decision, posting profanity-laced remarks on his Twitter account, according to The Clarion-Ledger.

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Missouri Western players save toddler
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- Two Missouri Western football players have made a family fans for life after pulling a toddler out of a locked car on a day when temperatures reached 95 degrees.

Defensive backs Jack Long and Shane Simpson were driving away from football practice on Aug. 23 when they saw a woman frantically beating on the window of a car. They decided to turn around and see if they could help.

"We thought she maybe had locked her keys in the car, but then thought that was kind of an extreme thing to do for keys," said Long.

When they stopped, Teresa Gall told them she had accidentally locked her 17-month-old grandson, Liam, in the car -- with the keys.

"I was panicked and horrified," Gall told KSHB-TV. "He was crying and getting sick, and I couldn't get to him."

She and other family members weren't able to break the window while Liam was throwing up and beginning to lose consciousness.

"I couldn't believe it. We were hitting the glass as hard as we could and nothing," Gall said. "All I could think was 'God please send somebody.' "

Simpson broke the window with one swing and Liam was rescued from the car. He was dehydrated but otherwise fine.

Gall offered the players money but they declined. They invited Gall to the Griffons' opening game on Sept. 1. Gall, who said she knows nothing about football, brought Liam to practice two days before the game and then she and several family members cheered for Missouri Western at the game.


Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press

Cool story -- no pun intended.

Breaking a window makes you a hero now? Time to raise the bar a notch.

TheBigMook wrote:Breaking a window makes you a hero now? Time to raise the bar a notch.

They could have just ignored her and kept driving. They chose not to.

Mook, That's what I'm thinking...

puterbac wrote:

TheBigMook wrote:Breaking a window makes you a hero now? Time to raise the bar a notch.

They could have just ignored her and kept driving. They chose not to.

Bah, they only stopped cuz they thought they might could run a train on here. Vomiting baby ends up being a real mood killer though.

I would think that a hero would have to risk substantial personal injury. They were at most good samaritans. It's like sports, there no "good" anymore, It's either great or it's nothing.

If the car was on fire and had a trunk full of moonshine and was in imminent danger of exploding, they would be heros.

I would think that a hero would have to risk substantial personal injury.

That's probably exactly what the athletes' lawyer is saying to the mother's lawyer right now.

dork

answer the three questions first

brady or manning?

Do surgeons only make $9.31 an hour their first year?

Who among us has no Y chromosone?

"I am new here - welcome!" heh

yet another of Wizzie's monikers....

What the hell was that?