Jon Reschke, linebacker from Michigan State, evidently made some kind of ill-advised remark about one of his ex-teammates; and he, his coaches, have decided that he needed to transfer. 6'2", 225 lbs. Just another interesting situation out there.
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Probably not a smart move to pick up a guy calling teammates the hard ER.
I'm obviously not up with all the abbreviated lingo, but just wondering if he didn't voice what other players also might have thought....or said between themselves. He might not be a good teammate...but then again, just because he said something about an ex-teammate doesn't mean he's necessarily trouble either. Would like to know more about him and this situation before we pass on him.
Yeah, I have no idea what a "hard ER" is. Just old, I guess....
What word ends in ER that when voiced loudly causes pissed off teammates? And eventually gets him booted?
Ohhh....not good then. I was thinking a hard er...as in erection...= d#ck. Like I said....I'm not up on this modern lingo.
Ok, I get it. I still don't understand why this particular set of letters would add up to that, but I get why he was let go if that's the case.
http://www.detroitnews.com/story/sp...-jon-reschke-leaving-michigan-state/98371232/
Read about it yourselves.
Read about it yourselves.
Black or white...we've all made many mistakes in life...esp. in a heated arguement or battle...and at times name calling is one of them. Just like a player spitting on someone or whatever...if they're truly remorseful, they shouldn't be punished for a lifetime. Forgive and move forward...
Well if you have to choose between a racial slur and an offensive sexual reference I'd go with the latter every time.
Sounds like a terrible person. Probably uttered words that he'd heard thousands of times in that same locker room by that same person towards his other black teamates.
Imo, it should have not been said, but looking at their record the context was probably warranted.
Imo, it should have not been said, but looking at their record the context was probably warranted.
I wonder if this would be a different outcome if he had a hundred tackles last year vs missing most of season.
Programs find ways to forgive, the better the player.
Programs find ways to forgive, the better the player.
Ok. The guy is the most despicable person in the world and should be stripped of everything. I'm sure nothing was said, nor was there any other part of the story on than this one white guy using racial slurs. But that's all that matters anyways. Being offended by everything and everyone is what's in these days.
Meanwhile every rap video utters those exact words in the same context and no-one is horrified. I never said it was ok to be called anything, but I will say that being thicker skinned will get you further, especially inside a college football locker room.
