Potential top 3 pick Ed Oliver tries to fight HC

[staylor26]

https://mobile.twitter.com/thEMANach...%3Ft%3D2678244

Somebody embed please I’m on my phone

[RealSNR]

Can we all agree that if your last name is Applewhite, your parents are framing you to be an epic douche if your first name is Major?

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

There's no way I draft him in the first two rounds... maybe take a flyer in the 4th or 5th. This shows blatant disregard for team rules and lack of respect to the coaching staff. You may get a good year or two before the true colors come out, but they will come out. Sound familiar?

No, because most coaches shouldn't be big enough ****ing douchebags to think that things like coats only belong to players that can help them win that game.

Oliver should have whipped his ass.

[Flying High D]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

you have a link to that?

http://www.espn.com/college-football...jor-applewhite

Applewhite said the team has a rule regarding the jackets. He doesn't want players wearing them much -- regardless of whether they are playing -- and he wanted to treat Oliver equally. He said Oliver became "emotional" after Applewhite asked him to remove the jacket.

"We just have a rule on the sideline that guys who are participating in the games and specifically starters, that they have jackets so they can stay [warm]," Applewhite said. "As a coach who has coached and played for years, you don't want a thousand guys in jackets when it's only 50 degrees outside. You want guys to stand up, be off the bench, be tough, and some guys had them early on. I asked them to take them off ... and Ed had one, so I asked him to take it off because I don't want to be unfair and unequal to the other guys, and you know, he got emotional. But he's young. And that's what happens. And he's not playing, and that's hard and that's difficult. I don't hold anything against anyone."

[Buehler445]

LOL what a ****fest

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

There's no way I draft him in the first two rounds... maybe take a flyer in the 4th or 5th. This shows blatant disregard for team rules and lack of respect to the coaching staff. You may get a good year or two before the true colors come out, but they will come out. Sound familiar?

Are they handing out the flyers? How does on get one?

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Oliver should have whipped his ass.

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by Flying High D

http://www.espn.com/college-football...jor-applewhite

Applewhite said the team has a rule regarding the jackets. He doesn't want players wearing them much -- regardless of whether they are playing -- and he wanted to treat Oliver equally. He said Oliver became "emotional" after Applewhite asked him to remove the jacket.

"We just have a rule on the sideline that guys who are participating in the games and specifically starters, that they have jackets so they can stay [warm]," Applewhite said. "As a coach who has coached and played for years, you don't want a thousand guys in jackets when it's only 50 degrees outside. You want guys to stand up, be off the bench, be tough, and some guys had them early on. I asked them to take them off ... and Ed had one, so I asked him to take it off because I don't want to be unfair and unequal to the other guys, and you know, he got emotional. But he's young. And that's what happens. And he's not playing, and that's hard and that's difficult. I don't hold anything against anyone."

So it isn't really as big of a deal as some want to make it.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Flying High D

http://www.espn.com/college-football...jor-applewhite

Applewhite said the team has a rule regarding the jackets. He doesn't want players wearing them much -- regardless of whether they are playing -- and he wanted to treat Oliver equally. He said Oliver became "emotional" after Applewhite asked him to remove the jacket.

"We just have a rule on the sideline that guys who are participating in the games and specifically starters, that they have jackets so they can stay [warm]," Applewhite said. "As a coach who has coached and played for years, you don't want a thousand guys in jackets when it's only 50 degrees outside. You want guys to stand up, be off the bench, be tough, and some guys had them early on. I asked them to take them off ... and Ed had one, so I asked him to take it off because I don't want to be unfair and unequal to the other guys, and you know, he got emotional. But he's young. And that's what happens. And he's not playing, and that's hard and that's difficult. I don't hold anything against anyone."

i heard everything he said, that doesnt mean it was true before that game...


how many of those other players had a camera trained on them while the HC pulled their coats off?

[vailpass]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

i heard everything he said, that doesnt mean it was true before that game...


how many of those other players had a camera trained on them while the HC pulled their coats off?

Doesn’t matter. Coach tells you to do something you do it right away within a word.

[BryanBusby]

I guess, but you can be certain it's not going to help him on the recruiting trail.

[Flying High D]

Originally Posted by vailpass

Doesn’t matter. Coach tells you to do something you do it right away within a word.

Especially in the showers at Penn State.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

Team rules that were quite clear. They have limited coats for those actually playing.

Link to the rules, or are you talking out of your ass again?

[-King-]

Originally Posted by Flying High D

http://www.espn.com/college-football...jor-applewhite

Applewhite said the team has a rule regarding the jackets. He doesn't want players wearing them much -- regardless of whether they are playing -- and he wanted to treat Oliver equally. He said Oliver became "emotional" after Applewhite asked him to remove the jacket.

"We just have a rule on the sideline that guys who are participating in the games and specifically starters, that they have jackets so they can stay [warm]," Applewhite said. "As a coach who has coached and played for years, you don't want a thousand guys in jackets when it's only 50 degrees outside. You want guys to stand up, be off the bench, be tough, and some guys had them early on. I asked them to take them off ... and Ed had one, so I asked him to take it off because I don't want to be unfair and unequal to the other guys, and you know, he got emotional. But he's young. And that's what happens. And he's not playing, and that's hard and that's difficult. I don't hold anything against anyone."

That's the dumbest shit I've read in some time So not wearing a jacket = you being tough?
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[Bowser]

If he's there when we pick, draft him and promise him an ocean of coats for the sideline, and make it clear he can wear them whenever he damned well chooses.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Flying High D

Especially in the showers at Penn State.

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