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jakefrep

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37. Since it had absolutely nothing to do with taking a stand against sexual violence....

Reply to 1step (Original post)

Fri Jan 2, 2015, 05:59 PM

Jan 2015

...there SHOULD be disciplinary action. It was tacky and disgusting.

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Oregon Football Players Chant ‘No Means No’ At Quarterback Accused Of Rape [View all] 1step Jan 2015 OP

Go Ducks! AtheistCrusader Jan 2015 #1

Free speech nationally broadcast is not for regular folk, you have to pay for it. Hence the Fred Sanders Jan 2015 #3

It was reported that right after the game, House of Roberts Jan 2015 #2

Most of the FSU players did leave the field immediately after the end of the game tularetom Jan 2015 #5

"The chanting was unnecessary and demeaning..."? daleanime Jan 2015 #14

Two wrongs still make a right, huh? tularetom Jan 2015 #20

Agreed, not a classy move... daleanime Jan 2015 #21

You are wrong. eom Tommymac Jan 2015 #22

Two wrongs? TWO WRONGS? randys1 Jan 2015 #26

It seems things have changed in the US ripcord Jan 2015 #27

as someone who has defended and prosecuted sexual assault cases qazplm Jan 2015 #31

Yes, it's hard.... daleanime Jan 2015 #32

If the chanting brought attention to a rape coverup scandal then it was totally necessary. Ash_F Jan 2015 #18

Okay 1step Jan 2015 #36

They left because they couldnt believe "their" championship was taken from them. 7962 Jan 2015 #39

it is SOP AndrewJacksonFaction Jan 2015 #41

Quack! Rocky888 Jan 2015 #4

59-20 Bluenorthwest Jan 2015 #6

Well done Oregon. FLPanhandle Jan 2015 #7

I love my alma mater Florida State yeoman6987 Jan 2015 #29

Bizarre era for FSU fans FLPanhandle Jan 2015 #38

Thank you, gentlemen. n/t sarge43 Jan 2015 #8

Who would dare "discipline" them for saying "No, means no"? McCamy Taylor Jan 2015 #9

They are being disciplined for unsportsmanlike conduct Brother Buzz Jan 2015 #16

Florida made its own (rape) bed, now it has to lie in it. This will probably happen again and again. McCamy Taylor Jan 2015 #10

I called to Lobby on behalf fredamae Jan 2015 #11

+1 daleanime Jan 2015 #15

Somehow I doubt they investigated their hiesmann trophy winner very much Marrah_G Jan 2015 #12

Good for them. riversedge Jan 2015 #13

good for them. I thought I was the only one who remembered the winston/rape story niyad Jan 2015 #17

No More lobodons Jan 2015 #19

Kudos to them. Tommymac Jan 2015 #23

what is sad is DonCoquixote Jan 2015 #34

I doubt the Oregon players' intentions were that noble. . . DinahMoeHum Jan 2015 #24

I guess it's good that everyone in this case is showing their quality. christx30 Jan 2015 #25

Something I don't understand... Jim Lane Jan 2015 #42

I misspoke (typed) about Oregon. christx30 Jan 2015 #44

No Means No Dont call me Shirley Jan 2015 #28

Suck it, Florida! Aristus Jan 2015 #30

Good for them! DonCoquixote Jan 2015 #33

That's it? SoapBox Jan 2015 #35

The Seminole Nation has sanctioned the use of their name sybylla Jan 2015 #43

Since it had absolutely nothing to do with taking a stand against sexual violence.... jakefrep Jan 2015 #37

It's amazing that many "liberals" on this thread NobodyHere Jan 2015 #40

Wow, we have never heard that one before. U4ikLefty Jan 2015 #45

The lack of investigation means the truth will never be known csziggy Jan 2015 #46

Glass houses. No less than three Oregon athletes were expelled for sexual assault a few months ago stevenleser Jan 2015 #47