OT- Terrelle Pryor stabbed and in critical condition
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anon_b29nm7v7dwp6r
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Wow...I’ll always remember the 2010 game in Kinnick and him scrambling for the key first down and thinking, “well....he is probably one of the only players in the nation who can do what he just did...”
Hope for a full recovery for him and his family.
Hope for a full recovery for him and his family.
I know this is a real quote, but putting it here is in very poor taste.
Hopefully his mom gets some chunky soup to him asap
Saying it was what was in poor taste.
Do we know why he was stabbed in his apartment? The only mention was of an "incident" in his apartment in Pittsburgh.
Was he at fault or a true victim?
Was he at fault or a true victim?
you realize the murder rate in the us is 4 times that in the uk. you are probably safer in the uk
certainly was one of Tressel's shadiest recruiting wins....Terrell had cars, money and talent, but obviously a lot of other challenges. At least had a few years in the NFL. Too bad and a story that has been told over and over again. I never cared for him or his version of OSU but would never wish ill will like this. It is tragic.
Helps forensic experts identify John Doe's....
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anon_b29nm7v7dwp6r
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Yeah, it would have been better if he had been shot 10 times with an AR. Moron.
You do realize the US has a population of almost 5 times that of the UK?
Obviously it has nothing to do with this. So just speak your mind and drop being coy.
Maybe, maybe not. Do we know why she stabbed him? I personally don't think I know a lot of murderers, killers, and thieves, nor do I feel they need anymore chances. Seems to me most crimes are committed by criminals, murders by murderers, etc. May be telling.
Think hard on what "murder rate" means.
I would say that a person who is quoted with that has a slightly higher chance of being the victim of a crime than someone who finds it detestable.
meh, looking at all the money in ink on players bodies(on every team), I'd say that is pretty common.....
Just a little refresher. I believe it also has its own Wiki page as well.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/news/story?id=5950873
https://www.espn.com/college-football/news/story?id=5950873
Definition of rate
(Entry 1 of 3)
1a: a quantity, amount, or degree of something measured per unit of something else
I am guilty of reacting in written form before giving proper consideration to what I am reacting to. Please accept my apology for my momentary lapse of reason.
