I hope he gets the chance to stay on the team! Any opportunity I get to love and support our black men I will! Stay up ma'lik
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Bruce Godfrey
9 years ago
Let him play.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
My goodness he's already been tried in a court of law.
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Dana Adams
9 years ago
Give him a chance he already paid his consequences for this crime
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Rose Hornbuckle
9 years ago
Good luck every one deserve a second chance in life .
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Tierra
9 years ago
He deserves a second chance.
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alice Smith
9 years ago
he has done his punishment , Give him a chance , don't run him into the ground the rest of his life.
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Lillian Bracy
9 years ago
I believe in 2ND chances....he's paid his dues.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
How can he move forward if someone or something holds him back. I dont understand. She says he should be able to attend YSU to further his education but not play football. So, what is her real reasoning for the petition?
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Ron Perline
9 years ago
He did his punishment now he gets to go back in to life with another chance
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Jodi Brown
9 years ago
I work with a lot of student athletes and I know coaches and schools do a thorough background check on their athletes before accepting them or allowing them to play. I also know that NCAA Clearinghouse do their own background check before clearing them to even step on the field so with that being said... People should not make statements, nor persecute a kid when they do not know the whole story. The boy has been cleared and should be given a chance to play. As the saying goes; People who live in glass houses should not throw stones. Allow the him to play.
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Bonnie Clinkscale
9 years ago
Let him stay
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Wendy Clark
9 years ago
He deserves a second chance!!
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Markiesa mixon
9 years ago
Hope he gets to stay, past is the past
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Jahiem Johnson
9 years ago
Some people deserves a second chance
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Ant
9 years ago
Let the kid play
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Let the boy play ball.
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Tammy Powrll
9 years ago
That's who God is,I pray for the young man to be strong and take his chance and run on to a greater life.
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Azell Burley
9 years ago
He has served his time and should not continue to be judged and punished for it
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Lucas Benson
9 years ago
While what he did was reprehensible, we as a society have decided that juvenile offenders should be given second chances. Revoking privileges ad-hoc due to the publicity of the crime is in no way fair or just. It is simply mob mentality, where since we hear of this one crime (when thousands of others pass beneath our notice), we think that punishments should be extended. Would this be an issue if he was on the YSU debate team? In the theater department? No. This is mob mentality in the guise of justice. He has served his time, and the law states he should have the opportunity to fully reintegrate into society.
I hope he gets the chance to stay on the team! Any opportunity I get to love and support our black men I will! Stay up ma'lik
Let him play.
My goodness he's already been tried in a court of law.
Give him a chance he already paid his consequences for this crime
Good luck every one deserve a second chance in life .
He deserves a second chance.
he has done his punishment , Give him a chance , don't run him into the ground the rest of his life.
I believe in 2ND chances....he's paid his dues.
How can he move forward if someone or something holds him back. I dont understand. She says he should be able to attend YSU to further his education but not play football. So, what is her real reasoning for the petition?
He did his punishment now he gets to go back in to life with another chance
I work with a lot of student athletes and I know coaches and schools do a thorough background check on their athletes before accepting them or allowing them to play. I also know that NCAA Clearinghouse do their own background check before clearing them to even step on the field so with that being said... People should not make statements, nor persecute a kid when they do not know the whole story. The boy has been cleared and should be given a chance to play. As the saying goes; People who live in glass houses should not throw stones. Allow the him to play.
Let him stay
He deserves a second chance!!
Hope he gets to stay, past is the past
Some people deserves a second chance
Let the kid play
Let the boy play ball.
That's who God is,I pray for the young man to be strong and take his chance and run on to a greater life.
He has served his time and should not continue to be judged and punished for it
While what he did was reprehensible, we as a society have decided that juvenile offenders should be given second chances. Revoking privileges ad-hoc due to the publicity of the crime is in no way fair or just. It is simply mob mentality, where since we hear of this one crime (when thousands of others pass beneath our notice), we think that punishments should be extended. Would this be an issue if he was on the YSU debate team? In the theater department? No. This is mob mentality in the guise of justice. He has served his time, and the law states he should have the opportunity to fully reintegrate into society.