Obviously Aj got paid to go to om, but it seems spite towards us was pretty up there in his decision too.
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Obviously Aj got paid to go to om, but it seems spite towards us was pretty up there in his decision too.
Damn if he's lol'ing at MSU men's basketball wait till he gets to the pavilion.
I'm sure it's been said before in some shape of form, but this is going to be the ultimate test of just how bulletproof the UM network is. Ignoring everything else that may or may not have happened with the investigation, they went into a rival's hometown and signed it's biggest player. He immediately start talking trash on social media and is now claiming impermissible benefits to his friends. In less than a month, he's taken every opportunity to say something negative about State, and I don't see it ending. If the powers that be at State aren't taking this personally and doing everything they can, then we deserve the title of "little brother".
if this is the kids personality, character, demeanor, or whatever the appropriate term is then maybe we didn't need him on the team ... Kobe - you're the man !!
I agree, although we could've certainly used his talent esp after losing farrarQuote:
Originally Posted by FISHDAWG
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Originally Posted by bulldogcountry1
The dude is just trying to get responses. He won't be saying much next Fall when he simply becomes a number and has to share playing time.
Tony Hughes will help him get his head on straight in a couple years when he transfers to JSU.
Surprised Kobe Jones hasn't shown him a nice place he can shove that phone he is sending those tweets out on.
He is a dumbass. He blames Dan Mullen for not "coming to see him more" when he is obviously limited to the amount of times he is allowed by NCAA rules to come see the kid. He put a picture on instagram of thousands of dolllars on his kitchen table shortly after signing day. He constantly berates the town that helped get his arrogant ass where he is today. Like a lot of people have said, he really thought that he could go to Ole Miss and people in his home town would still slobber all over him. He is now realizing that he has shit where he eats and can't stand Kobe Jones getting more attention in his own home town than he is. He is an attention whore that fits in perfectly where he signed to play football. He better end up being a really good football player or he will be running the cash register with Freddie Millons at Wally World.
I quit paying attention to him three weeks before signing day. Along the same time the coaches did. He has talent, but like I said all along he wasn't as polished a receiver in high school as Chad Bumphis or Pat Patterson. So all that "he's the best receiver to come out of Mississippi in a long time" crap was basically because of where he went to school. I want to see the kid when there is a more talented DB on him. Or when he is asked to run a route other then a go or bubble. Truth is truth, has a chance to be great. But where he is headed with the attitude he has could be the difference. It turned Laquan great and Pat below average. I don't see any mid ground here. He will either be Quan or Pat Pat
If everyone would just ignore him and quit responding to him then he will go away. It's obvious he is an attention whore and has the maturity level of a 10 year old. He chose the right school
I for one don't want him to go away as far as his mouth running goes. The more trash he talks the better.
AJ could have started day 1 for us.... now he's going to be lost in an over saturated depth chart. Best of luck to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElitedawgRecruiting
No reason to sink to his level. He will realize at some point that what he did/is doing is dumb and immature. I would rather the university and our fans not get caught up in the negative. He will end up losing a lot of friends and once his football career is over he will realize that maybe he should not have said/done some of the things he did.Quote:
Originally Posted by maroonmania
Why follow him or acknowledge him? He obviously loves the reactions or he wouldn't do it. Here is a hint: a lot of reporters are the same way.
Play a man's game pay a man's price. AJ is now influencing future recruiting for MSU. He graduated into the adult world three weeks ago. He reaps what he sows.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
He's really no different than any other big time recruit in today's culture of athletics. He was never coming to state and now that he's receiving the back lash for making it public he's reacting the way most high school kids would. I have seen the actions of several good kids make them look like a selfish attention whore when they're just doing what everyone else does. Doesn't make it rite...just is what it is.
I'm not. Someone I follow retweeted it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
He made the right choice. He wouldn't have lasted at State.