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Second Chance for Ma'lik!

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Amy Stock
9 years ago

Good luck!

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Amy Neely
9 years ago

Ma'lik has served his punishment. Let him play! Dont cave to the pressure - give him a chance!

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Catherine Shaw
9 years ago

I believe he was a young boy an has did his time he deserves a chance at a full life

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Jim callas
9 years ago

He did his time ,,, everyone deserves a second chance

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Doug worrell
9 years ago

He deserves a second chance at life. Not everyone knows the whole story. Let this young man prove himself. Let him play ball

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Charese Williams
9 years ago

You cannot let one mistake change your whole entire life. These students revolting against this clearly don't know how it is to live in someone else's shoes. Thank u lord for second chances!

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nakeshia berisford
9 years ago

Let the boy play damn....

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Brandon Wilson
9 years ago

Let the kid better himself. All we are doing is bringing him down.

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Naomi Montgomery-Goff
9 years ago

Malik is a great young man he and all his brothers and sisters were in my Sunday school class he comes from a GREAT GODFEARING LOVING FAMILY people make mistakes all the time he is NO monster simply wrong place wrong time in my eyes! Guilty by association is SOOOO WRONG give this young man a chance Justice must be served for him! Never saw a more polite well mannered awesome young man and family!He has paid MORE THAN ENOUGH! He deserves the stars and I pray our heavenly father will give him just that! My God has changed the hearts of Pharaohs and kings so I know he'll touch the hearts of whoever is in charge of this life changing decision for this young man. God can and God will!Amen!

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Susan haney
9 years ago

Spelled his name wrong

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tracy hosfelt
9 years ago

Ma'lik is a good kid. How many times does he have to pay for the same mistake? What next thr airlines put him on the no fly list? Will he be denied driving privledges? Not able to get ssn? This needs to stop!

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Mel Randall
9 years ago

If you do not think his punishment was severe enough, then take that up with the judges. But if you continue holding back someone who has served their time, they will have no incentive to rehabilitate.

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Boogie johnson
9 years ago

Leave him alone!!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

He served his time, now let him play!

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Reynolds Jones
9 years ago

The boy has learned, if we begin punishing everyone, even kids, forever for a mistake - we will end up with no society. Let him play and leave him be.

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Nichole Mazzocco
9 years ago

One terrible choice should not decide the rest of his life. The purpose of the justice system is to rehabilitate. He served his time and continues to have to meet standards to keep from being punished again. It is a difficult task to maintain eligibility for collegiate sports and if he continues to do this he should be allowed to play.

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Scott Dobson
9 years ago

he served the time that was given to him by the juvenile justice system. When does it stop? Would there be this much fuss if he joined the chess club? What does playing football have to do with his crime? Also, some people don't realize what a positive impact playing football can have on ones life. We want this kid to succeed right? Isn't that the point of rehabilitation?

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John Boston III
9 years ago

Give the young man a chance. I'm sure that he owned up to his transgression from the past.

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India Townsend
9 years ago

Everyone Makes mistakes in life he shouldn't be held for what he's done as a Miner give him a 2nd Chance !!!

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Brittany peterson
9 years ago

Put him back on the team