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I know we hate LSWHO, but this has more to do with the fact of the greatness of this 25 year old shoe store employee deciding not to rat. First of his kind, Nevin Shapiro could take a page out of this kid's book. Granted they will most likely figure out who the player is.
http://barstoolu.barstoolsports.com/...e-them-to-him/
Snitches get stitches
He'll be easy to find on the field. He's the guy with no shoes.
Snitches wind up in ditches
Thats hilarious. I wonder if they will go all CSI and swab DNA from the shoes??
The player broke all sorts of NCAA rules. When they identify the player and he is done. I heard the number on the cleats was 7.
That would suck big ole horse pecans for the Chigger faithful.
A 1/2 game suspension against an FCS opponent would be most likely punishment.Originally Posted by cscollis
Kinda like 2000 signed Florida State Jerseys??
If he names LSU's entire starting lineup as his source, he'll probably walk.
My nephew played 5 years at TT- I crash in his room When in Dallas- he's married now-- 30-40 pair of TT shoes- another 10-15 in laundry room. Hats from almost every team they played and dozen of jerseys from other teams. Crabtree jersey signedin room. Big programs have uniform sponsorship and shoes seem to be ok to keep. Wonder if you gave to good will and they sold them at thrift store would you get in trouble
65, did you call in to the Fletcher show Friday?
yeah-- go back long way with Fletch -- I would have a lot of extra shoes but nephew wears size 12 . I would rather visit about Tech football and Basketball than some young man unloading shoes -- I was calling about UAB game and White out night, got caught in that topic--
If I were him and an LSU fan, I would have claimed the player was Anthony Jennings
Jefferson had 52 pairs of shoes when he was arrested for kicking the marine in the face.
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