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Jerry Kill won't recruit another QB from Minnesota after seeing the way Leidner is treated by fans

Anyone know what Eubanks is doing nowadays? I remember when Iowa was recruiting him and it was getting near decision time, old Sid Hartman wrote in the Star&Trib that Eubanks would never get a job In Minneapolis ever again if he made the mistake of signing with Iowa.
Sid is now 140 and still drawing a paycheck for some damn reason. He's been skewered about he "job" thing in Minnesota on about 1,000 different athletes that left the state. Somehow Tyus Jones did just fine...............;)
 

@JoeCStrib: Kill tells @KFAN1003 he won't recruit another QB from Minnesota after seeing what Leidner and family goes through in local fan scrutiny.


Kill is frustrated with Minnesota fans, obviously.
With over 100 players on their teams, why do coaches like KIll think they have to baby their quarterbacks. Being criticized beats sitting on the bench.
 
Shouldn't you be protesting at some Black Lives Matter event or out in front of a Dentist's office because he shot everybody's favorite pet lion 10,000 miles from home?

Good Lord you're dumb.

But I'll play along: You bet! Because cheering for a guy who beats his kid bloody is a conservative cause, and being disgusted by morons like you who support him means the pussification of America, amiright?

You know, I'm just going to go ahead and say that nothing quite says "I'm a tough guy" like a hulking pro football player beating the ever loving crap out of a 4-year-old. And you, you're practically John Wayne for rocking that #28 jersey and supporting him.

Of course, the difference here is that if just one of those protestors you speak of could carry a football, you'd be the first one lining up at the autograph line, hoping for just one brief whiff of their jockstrap as they pass you by. Standing for absolutely nothing in life besides a fantasy football score must be awfully nice.
 
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Good Lord you're dumb.

But I'll play along: You bet! Because cheering for a guy who beats his kid bloody is a conservative cause, and being disgusted by morons like you who support him means the pussification of America, amiright?

You know, I'm just going to go ahead and say that nothing quite says "I'm a tough guy" like a hulking pro football player beating the ever loving crap out of a 4-year-old. And you, you're practically John Wayne for rocking that #28 jersey and supporting him.

Of course, the difference here is that if just one of those protestors you speak of could carry a football, you'd be the first one lining up at the autograph line, hoping for just one brief whiff of their jockstrap as they pass you by. Standing for absolutely nothing in life besides a fantasy football score must be awfully nice.

GAME SET MATCH
 
They used to have nice goal posts in the metrodome until Iowa carried them out. Apparently the restrooms aren't bad for doing the humpy hump.
 
Anyone know what Eubanks is doing nowadays? I remember when Iowa was recruiting him and it was getting near decision time, old Sid Hartman wrote in the Star&Trib that Eubanks would never get a job In Minneapolis ever again if he made the mistake of signing with Iowa.

He works for a Minneapolis non-profit. Good dude and really fun to talk to.
 
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Good Lord you're dumb.

But I'll play along: You bet! Because cheering for a guy who beats his kid bloody is a conservative cause, and being disgusted by morons like you who support him means the pussification of America, amiright?

You know, I'm just going to go ahead and say that nothing quite says "I'm a tough guy" like a hulking pro football player beating the ever loving crap out of a 4-year-old. And you, you're practically John Wayne for rocking that #28 jersey and supporting him.

Of course, the difference here is that if just one of those protestors you speak of could carry a football, you'd be the first one lining up at the autograph line, hoping for just one brief whiff of their jockstrap as they pass you by. Standing for absolutely nothing in life besides a fantasy football score must be awfully nice.

Listen to you, Mr. high and mighty. This country has a discipline problem. The reasons people grow up to be criminals or sexual deviants are two mainly. First, God has no place in school or society and second, people do not discipline and teach their kids to be respectful.

I applaud him for trying to teach his son respect.
 
Listen to you, Mr. high and mighty. This country has a discipline problem. The reasons people grow up to be criminals or sexual deviants are two mainly. First, God has no place in school or society and second, people do not discipline and teach their kids to be respectful.

I applaud him for trying to teach his son respect.

Congratulations: you managed to type a bunch of cliches and baseless statements that you've heard someone else say without doing a lick of research on your own.

I'm going to guess that you haven't researched what percentage of current prison inmates faced the same kind of "discipline" that Peterson's son faced. You forgot to use the "beat your kids, or the cops will do it for you" cliche, but it turns out that the majority of prisoners experienced both.

I'm also going to guess that you have no idea how "discipline" actually works in this country, and assume that what Peterson did doesn't happen anymore in homes across the US (again, only because you heard someone else say it), when in fact, it happens all the time. Almost every credible survey or research study indicates that between 80-90% of parents still use a physical form of discipline, so save your tired "kids of today" generational platitudes for someone who'll nod and chirp them back at you like a trained mynah bird.

But here's why I'm convinced that you're just talking out of your backside: you make the huge leap of taking what Peterson did and try lumping it in with average household "discipline". That alone tells me you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Either that, or you're a savage.

This isn't about a "spanking" debate, you mouth-breathing Neanderthal. It's about a brute who stuffed leaves in the mouth of a preschooler and beat him until he bled, and the people who mindlessly chant his name on Sundays anyway because he can score a touchdown. If Peterson's parenting (to a kid he barely knows, mind you) fits with your idea of "discipline", then I'd say your own problems are worse than any you want to attribute to those godless miscreant kids you're so busily wringing your hands over.
 
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Congratulations: you managed to type a bunch of cliches and baseless statements that you've heard someone else say without doing a lick of research on your own.

I'm going to guess that you haven't researched what percentage of current prison inmates faced the same kind of "discipline" that Peterson's son faced. You forgot to use the "beat your kids, or the cops will do it for you" cliche, but it turns out that the majority of prisoners experienced both.

I'm also going to guess that you have no idea how "discipline" actually works in this country, and assume that what Peterson did doesn't happen anymore in homes across the US (again, only because you heard someone else say it), when in fact, it happens all the time. Almost every credible survey or research study indicates that between 80-90% of parents still use a physical form of discipline, so save your tired "kids of today" generational platitudes for someone who'll nod and chirp them back at you like a trained mynah bird.

But here's why I'm convinced that you're just talking out of your backside: you make the huge leap of taking what Peterson did and try lumping it in with average household "discipline". That alone tells me you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Either that, or you're a savage.

This isn't about a "spanking" debate, you mouth-breathing Neanderthal. It's about a brute who stuffed leaves in the mouth of a preschooler and beat him until he bled, and the people who mindlessly chant his name on Sundays anyway because he can score a touchdown. If Peterson's parenting (to a kid he barely knows, mind you) fits with your idea of "discipline", then I'd say your own problems are worse than any you want to attribute to those godless miscreant kids you're so busily wringing your hands over.

You do a lot of guessing and name calling. It shows you are making excuses and projecting your anger on Peterson and others. I do not condone the leaves, but I'll be damned if I'll EVER say kids do not deserve punishment.
 
You do a lot of guessing and name calling. It shows you are making excuses and projecting your anger on Peterson and others. I do not condone the leaves, but I'll be damned if I'll EVER say kids do not deserve punishment.

Why/How did you guys turn this into a two year old discussion about Peterson?!
 
Why/How did you guys turn this into a two year old discussion about Peterson?!

First, it's only a year old, if that.

Second: I think it's mostly a discussion of how Minnesota fans are...well, not the brightest bulbs on the tree. Somewhat sidetracked, but not too far off Kill's original disdain for the state's fan base.

Third, and most important: as a Lion fan, I'd think you'd naturally want to reject all things Viking.
 
QB play has been pretty bad but there are many problems offensively right now. Take your pick. It's disfunctional. The defense is as good as advertised. I say at least top 3 in the B1G. Not sure when the last time Minnesota held any opponent from crossing midfield once in a game. If Minnesota figures out the offense, and right now that's a big if, they will win the West.
Glen Mason running game + Jerry Kill defense = top ten football team.
 
I came across this 2014 BHGP article when browsing for info on Rafeal Eubanks.

http://www.blackheartgoldpants.com/...ye-rafael-eubanks-talks-about-life-in-the-off

I don't know how I missed this one - a lot of good insights into the Iowa program and the coaches from a former player. Good read IMO.

Anyway, I did not know that Eubanks was named to several 1st Tem All-American teams (Rivals, Scout, Sporting News) his redshirt freshman season. I knew he was gaining national recognition but I don't remember reading about these.

Thanks nu! Great stuff. I really enjoyed that.
 
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