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to transfer to MSU, and you still can't see how he feels about MSU, then you can't be helped. The feelings are mutual. Some burned bridges can be repaired or rebuilt, but this one won't be. Yeah, I agree a receiver like AJ would be great, without the ego, work ethics ( lack of) and the drama. If you think this would change if he came to MSU then you still can't be helped
Before yesterday, I said take him for the talent.
Now, I just really want to know what the community of Starkville did to piss that kid off so much. He has so much hatred. There has to be something. A definite no take. Instant locker room poison.
F that guy. After last night I don?t want a single OM player on our team
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Originally Posted by Sacrifice
I’d absolutely take his ego, work ethic (or lack thereof), and drama if he didn’t hate MSU. He’s the difference in being at least 10-2 and playing a NY6 bowl and playing the music shitty bowl. Next year he could be the difference in winning the west and not.Quote:
Originally Posted by yjnkdawg
Yep they can have em all. Dirty, classless, cheating scumbags.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sacrifice
I content myself that he will never play in a bowl game nor ever be on a team with a winning record. Best among losers, nothing more.
Any player that chooses UNM over us, no thanks.
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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
I agree 100%... At one time awhile back I thought Benito Jones and DD Bowie may be good gets, but not now.
After the cheap shots that bordered on criminal and classless acts repeated over and over by them last night, I would want no part of any of them. And worst of all their coaching staff did not have one single reprimand after any of it. They have been coached this way and that is the culture the coaches have bred in that program. GTHOM
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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
Some thought the culture up there would change with Luke as coach ? That is a joke in itself. Then you add in McGriff. One thing about it the inmates still run the planatation and it appears the coaching staff concurs.
Oh I said I wanted AJ to be caught smuggling teenaged girls in the back of his trunk. I would never want him to play for MSU. Our program is better without the toxicity he would bring.
No he's not. And I've said it before and I will say it again- give me Guidry, Heath, and Whop over him.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgs
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Originally Posted by Todd4State
He's a piece of garbage human. Most of us saw this long ago.
We probably beat Bama and OM with him but I'm not a win at any cost fan like the some folks. He needs to stay there and rot in a town wher he can be a appreciated for what he is.
We beat Ole Miss with Nick Fitzgerald. That's why I say he wasn't the difference in that game. I doubt he would have been the difference in beating Alabama as well. What did he do against them this year?Quote:
Originally Posted by DeputyDawg94
I was in those South endzone loge seats last night and wanted so badly to jump over and closelibe him. Of course I?m not a bearshart so that would never happen.
Bunch of f*cksticks. End of story.
I?d take Lodge for one year. He hasn?t shown me to be a turd like the rest.
I wonder if AJ ever goes home to Starkville because you know people probably want to catch up with him...and not in a good wayQuote:
Originally Posted by BulldogDX55
The city of Starkville provided a state championship football team for him to play on. He was going to Ole Miss from day one. He was never coming to Msu. What ole miss effectively did was purchase a player they already owned.Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogDX55
I can appreciate AJ is the only worthwhile talent that is a rebel. Why it chose to be that I'll never know. At state he would be in a group of worthwhile individuals and greatly loved.
Nonetheless, ms state will press on and we all feel we are better than OM this year anyway
I just can’t understand how for the life of me that he could grow up in Starkville and be an MSU fan his whole life and then suddenly turn and go to OM. Knowing that he’s turning his back and everything and everyone he knew. Knowing he would be one of the most hated players from Starkville and by the MSU fan base of all time. But once again, money speaks louder than good sense and when you’re 18 you don’t think things through clearly. He will forever be an outcast in his own town. Sad, but that’s the way the cookie crumbles when you put MOE.
He ate up a bracket coverage and allowed others to make plays. If we had him, that would have been two people occupied. I take those numbers with Fitz. Good that we are bringing in some receivers maybe one will have this effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
LOL It seems like just about all on the board who were so adamant about we had to have AJ and and the coaches needed to mend that relationship, now have gotten a sudden case of amnesia.
Maybe caught a few more passes than were caught. I know we ran on them but that would have made things a little easier in the run game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
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Originally Posted by Todd4State
Unless AJ kicked that field goal for OM's 3 points, he was pretty much non-existent.
One thing I don't understand: So many on this board "know" he got a Charger, big bucks, and illegal contacts allowed thru his high school, but the NCAA mentioned none of this in their multi-year investigation. What gives? If it is so obvious, are they totally incompetent and the sanctions will be a big letdown to many of us?
He?s done it against sec competition, they haven?t. Give me the guy that have not only done it against sec competition, but is one of the best in the conference at his position over guys who haven?t.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
After that game and his actions, if he decided to transfer, I don't think the MSU locker room would be good for AJ. His health that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgs
The cut off date for the NCAA NOA #2 WAS JANUARY 30, 2016. NOA #3, needs to happen. This happened after that date. It would get Matt Luke and the prostitutes, cars, money, accounts, illegal benefits, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Exactly, can't let our emotions cloud reality. The reality is that AJ Brown is either the best WR in the SEC or at minimum within the Top 3. And yes, with him we beat Bama at home and we beat OM (even with Nick injured) to go a minimum of 10-2. Doesn't change the fact that he is a total turd but I am not going to deny the guy's talent. We can say we don't want him on our team and I'm down with that but its sort of foolish to make statements that he wouldn't have made a huge difference on our team especially given that WR is probably the weakest position on our team. And I still haven't seen anyone really answer the question about why he hates MSU so much having grown up in Starkville. Is it simply because Mullen refused to meet his financial demands?Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgs
I said specifically that his hatred for MSU is the only thing that’d keep me from wanting him. General arrogance, shit-headdedness, and all around douchery though is something I’d be fine overlooking for a guy like him, and a lot of the posters where just saying we don’t generally need that kinda attitude. That’s something state fans say a lot when it comes to really really good players. Yes, some talented players are such headcases, they never reach their potential, but lots of supremely talented douchbags do reach their potential and a few of them on our roster is the difference between being good and being great. Plus put them in a team environment that doesn’t foster that attitude and their attitude probably toned down a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by msbulldog
In short, I’m fine taking some 5* talent with generally cocky attitudes, but one that specifically has a hatred of MSU is a problem, and wouldn’t come here anyway.