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We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Pretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
The teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Watch one of the Martin brothers give him a forearm to move him out of the way. He looks pretty annoyed by the immaturity of his teammate
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Nonsense Jordan Caroline was just yelling and clinching his fists and hitting things out of pure joy and happiness because he is such a caring, thoughtful, and saintly young man and was so happy for the opposing team. You need to get your story straight you dirty mean spirited out of control Aggie fan.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
This is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
They were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
^^^^^This, I have a hard time believing his teammates went to join him based on the video I’ve seen.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
Unless somehow all the other players were quickly diffused by the sight of a police officer or something, but even if that were the case you would think they would be concerned and help calm their teammate down and keep him from doing something stupid.
Or the video I have seen is prior to Caroline entering the locker room the first time, and once he got to the locker room they all went out and we have not seen any of that video.
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Will it come out? According to Scotty G today we submitted all the evidence to the conference. I get the feeling those files have already been “misplaced”.Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Thanks Ahbye & Aggie22 that now makes more senseAhbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Don't you worry at all about those files.hipsterdoofus21 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:32 pmWill it come out? According to Scotty G today we submitted all the evidence to the conference. I get the feeling those files have already been “misplaced”.Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
I was hoping it would have come out by now. Why wait another week?Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Video should be out today.
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
GRAMA. It'll take about that long to release them.MrBiggle wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:43 pmI was hoping it would have come out by now. Why wait another week?Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Edit: or later today, I guess.Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:45 pmGRAMA. It'll take about that long to release them.MrBiggle wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:43 pmI was hoping it would have come out by now. Why wait another week?Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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Re: We will have our answer after we know how Caroline went from back of the line
Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:46 pmEdit: or later today, I guess.Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:45 pmGRAMA. It'll take about that long to release them.MrBiggle wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:43 pmI was hoping it would have come out by now. Why wait another week?Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
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If this is true then there is an even bigger issue at hand and the fact the conference just swept it under the rug after knowing this is even more disgusting. An entire team can charge to the opponents locker room and there is no consequence? Our own AD's statement basically reprimands some staff members for their role in the hand shake line incident (instigated by Musselman) and then again for some staff members not allowing Nevada players to access to the Aggie locker room after the game? All while Musselman and UNR release more statements about how upstanding and high character Caroline is?Ahbye wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:25 pmThey were going to join him. An assistant and one other player tried to stop them to no avail. The reason they all came back with no expression is because they were told they'd be arrested if they didnt. If Nevada wants to sweep it under the rug, let them. This would have been the best time for them to deal with it. It'll only hurt more when this comes out just prior to a tournament. And it will come out.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:18 pmThis is the only point of argument I have of the description of the video. I think they are likely going to stop him (except Porter who sounds like he was wanting his teammates to let him go). Look at the faces of the Nevada players in the tunnel videos that were released immediately afterward. Not one of them act like they are riled up and in fact are almost ignoring the behavior of Caroline (except again Porter who stays behind with Caroline). Porter then does something similar and attempts to destroy property so he was either sympathetic to JC's state of mind or was influenced by it. The rest of them almost look annoyed by it.aggies22 wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:05 pmThe teammates weren't going to stop him. The teammates went to join him.Aglicious wrote: ↑March 4th, 2019, 5:02 pmPretty sure we have that answer already.
He was the last off the court, last up the tunnel, last to finally be coerced into the locker room by UNR assistant coaches. He was also the first to bolt from that locker room in an effort to charge the USU locker room in a fit of rage. Thank goodness he had some more mature teammates that fought past their assistant coaches to go stop him. Fortunately USU players and staff were still on the court at the time and luckily the extinguisher was the only casualty.
If they were going to join him, there would have been a serious problem at hand. Who was going to stop all 13 players and their staff who appeared more triggered than the players in the video?
It's not like the conference officials are going to publicly say there will be no action taken and each school is responsible for their own punishments and then take it back later on just because the full story comes out. They've moved on, UNR has moved on, swept swept swept it away and we let them. In fact, we publicly thanked them for working with us and getting to the bottom of this terrible incident. Egg meet face.
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