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If only that was the case, then it would be easier to swallow. Unfortunately, what he purportedly did went far beyond that. It wasn't rooted in altruism towards JKS, but it didn't seem like it was rooted in vengeance against our program either. Strangely, that just makes it worse IMO.

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Thanks. It seems like I drew another erroneous conclusion.

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I'm with you 01. I'm not sure what Fernando's "crime" was as the post on the Insider Board was heavily edited before I signed up (and paid for a full year), so all I could do is conjecture from innuendo. What I do know is that Fernando literally sacriiced his body for the team. I'm grateful for the 98 yards and other achievements. The pity is that Wilcox finally got quality offense coaches.

I know most will disagree, but as Fernando has not signed with another team (yet), I think Wilcox should get on his knees and beg him to come back. If Wilcox is offended by this, I can tell him where to go. (In a perfect world, Knowlton would go with him.) I'd rather have Fernando for another year than Wilcox for one (or more) years.

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Alkiadt said:

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southseasbear said:

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01Bear said:

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pingpong2 said:

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If only that was the case, then it would be easier to swallow. Unfortunately, what he purportedly did went far beyond that. It wasn't rooted in altruism towards JKS, but it didn't seem like it was rooted in vengeance against our program either. Strangely, that just makes it worse IMO.

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Thanks. It seems like I drew another erroneous conclusion.

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I'm with you 01. I'm not sure what Fernando's "crime" was as the post on the Insider Board was heavily edited before I signed up (and paid for a full year), so all I could do is conjecture from innuendo. What I do know is that Fernando literally sacriiced his body for the team. I'm grateful for the 98 yards and other achievements. The pity is that Wilcox finally got quality offense coaches.

I know most will disagree, but as Fernando has not signed with another team (yet), I think Wilcox should get on his knees and beg him to come back. If Wilcox is offended by this, I can tell him where to go. (In a perfect world, Knowlton would go with him.) I'd rather have Fernando for another year than Wilcox for one (or more) years.

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Fernando not coming back. That bridge burned in Dallas….

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southseasbear said:

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Alkiadt said:

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southseasbear said:

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01Bear said:

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pingpong2 said:

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If only that was the case, then it would be easier to swallow. Unfortunately, what he purportedly did went far beyond that. It wasn't rooted in altruism towards JKS, but it didn't seem like it was rooted in vengeance against our program either. Strangely, that just makes it worse IMO.

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Thanks. It seems like I drew another erroneous conclusion.

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I'm with you 01. I'm not sure what Fernando's "crime" was as the post on the Insider Board was heavily edited before I signed up (and paid for a full year), so all I could do is conjecture from innuendo. What I do know is that Fernando literally sacriiced his body for the team. I'm grateful for the 98 yards and other achievements. The pity is that Wilcox finally got quality offense coaches.

I know most will disagree, but as Fernando has not signed with another team (yet), I think Wilcox should get on his knees and beg him to come back. If Wilcox is offended by this, I can tell him where to go. (In a perfect world, Knowlton would go with him.) I'd rather have Fernando for another year than Wilcox for one (or more) years.

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Fernando not coming back. That bridge burned in Dallas….

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I know, but I can dream. In the meantime, I would love your sentence if we could replace "Fernando" with "Wilcox."

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southseasbear said:

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Alkiadt said:

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southseasbear said:

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Alkiadt said:

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southseasbear said:

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01Bear said:

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pingpong2 said:

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If only that was the case, then it would be easier to swallow. Unfortunately, what he purportedly did went far beyond that. It wasn't rooted in altruism towards JKS, but it didn't seem like it was rooted in vengeance against our program either. Strangely, that just makes it worse IMO.

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Thanks. It seems like I drew another erroneous conclusion.

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I'm with you 01. I'm not sure what Fernando's "crime" was as the post on the Insider Board was heavily edited before I signed up (and paid for a full year), so all I could do is conjecture from innuendo. What I do know is that Fernando literally sacriiced his body for the team. I'm grateful for the 98 yards and other achievements. The pity is that Wilcox finally got quality offense coaches.

I know most will disagree, but as Fernando has not signed with another team (yet), I think Wilcox should get on his knees and beg him to come back. If Wilcox is offended by this, I can tell him where to go. (In a perfect world, Knowlton would go with him.) I'd rather have Fernando for another year than Wilcox for one (or more) years.

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Fernando not coming back. That bridge burned in Dallas….

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I know, but I can dream. In the meantime, I would love your sentence if we could replace "Fernando" with "Wilcox."

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Wasted words. Write a check.

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Did that last year. It helped us move from 6-7 with a challenging schedule to 6-7 with an easier schedule.

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