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FlatironsBuff
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Maybe, maybe not. There is some question as to Perri still, sounds like another OL that saw the writing on the wall for his spot on the roster may have decided to go closer to home or something. Perri is still a question mark; Plati makes it sound like he is staying, but who knows.
Where is Jimmy Olsen from the Daily Planet when you need him???:smile2:
I think the perri rumor is true. :sad1:
On the bright side, another scholly! :huh: If so, I hope they give it to a deserving walk on. I like it when kids walk on and earn a free ride.
Hey, one kid's loss is another kid's opportunity. :thumbsup: As a parent, I'd have to say that, assuming he did say "I quit", his parents would just ****ing flip out. They would read him the riot act. Most likely, he would back off. Now, that is assuming the "disagreement" isn't so igregious that it isn't resolvable. But I also think coaches do not get caught up in emotion and would deal with any disagreement in a mature manner that is best for the program, fist, and the kid, second. But, usually, conflicts are full of emotion initially and then "level heads revail" later on.
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JJ (scoop) Buffs
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Perri's influence on the team has had a negative side. If Perri didn't talk sh!t on the Hill last fall, maybe Sip wouldn't have been suspended for covering his back. That whole thing backfired. Perri's behavior has been under a microscope. Once a player makes headlines with "Fulmer Award" material, their legacy is never the same. It's a lot of pressue to dig yourself out of a hole by showing nothing but exemplary behavior when given a second chance. Whatever happened between Perri and the coach, and for Perri's future with the Buffs, I wish him the best. I hope Perri covers Sip's back, and does whatever he needs to do in the best interest for the team.
So the kid has a fiery side. Big deal. He didn't assualt anyone and he didn't arrested. I would remind everyone here that our hero Eric Bieniemy did much worse in his time around campus.
Ask Taj Kaynor.:huh: Perri had only been on campus for at least a month.
Gateway
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I'm way out here, so I don't know all the goings on over there...but I just hated it that Sip got all the blame for the incident that it seems Perri started...and then Perri was quoted as saying something like..."oh, poor Sip...he calls me all the time to see what's going on"...because of course Sip was not allowed on campus during his "suspension".
I'm glad Sip is back and Perri is gone. I think Perri was the problem and Sip got caught up in it. I bet Sip will never be in any kind of trouble again.
I think that's consistent with most of our feelings on the subject. I think Sip ended a fight Perri started. Of course, I wasn't there, so I don't know for sure. But that's the general perception of how things went down. I'm glad for Sip that he's back.