Mormon kid who is leaving Oregon after one year has some pretty unsurprising things to say about the
From the article:
“There is just a lot of off-field stuff that goes on up there with players. It’s just stuff I don’t want to be around that just made me feel like I wasn’t really [in] the right place or atmosphere. There were guys that weren’t really putting in the work and doing the right things off the field to really go anywhere. I just felt like I needed to go to a place where academics are higher. I don’t want to bash Oregon but BYU has crazy academics, especially for business which is what I’m thinking about going into.”
Kirby felt many of the players place a higher value on the materialistic aspects found at Oregon rather than on focusing on and team and self-improvement.
“Also the players didn’t really seem like they wanted to be there for football,” Kirby said. “They just seemed like they wanted to be there for all the free stuff on the team. I just felt like I needed to get away from all that.”
“As soon as the coaching staff got fired I looked at that as an opportunity for me to get things right. I’m not going to say Oregon is a bad school, a bad team, or full of bad people because they’re not. It’s a different place with people who have a different focus about things."
“I think at Oregon they try and sugarcoat everything. Nothing was how they told me it was going to be."
According to Kirby, Oregon is trying to do what BYU has been doing for decades and that’s establish a culture and environment more associated with Polynesian players.
“One thing Oregon was trying to do was establish a Poly atmosphere, but at BYU it’s already there and has been there for a long time,” said Kirby.
“I thought I was going to redshirt. I had two knee surgeries in high school, but basically what Oregon did in fall camp was they made me strengthen them during fall camp. I thought I was going redshirt because I missed all of fall camp, but coach told me that they needed me to play last year and kind of threw me into the fire.”
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Sounds like Oregon needs a Seattle Times investigative report
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Oregon and BYU, the two most fucked up, piece of shit places. I'm stealing this from someone else's poast, just because your vomit tastes better than your shit does not mean it's good, or something like that.
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That guy sounds like a giant pussy.
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You've tasted my shit and vomit?89ute said:
Oregon and BYU, the two most fucked up, piece of shit places. I'm stealing this from someone else's poast, just because your vomit tastes better than your shit does not mean it's good, or something like that.
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Did you see him play? He more than sounded like one.TierbsHsotBoobs said:That guy sounds like a giant pussy.
To be fair Sling was in way over his head. All of those guys committed to play for a supreme dictator like Chip and would up with a bumbling retard.
Mullens did what every AD does to the guy left after a legend, which is fire them after year four. The extension was awful financial managament, but it's not my money anymore, so fuck it. -
Front running, gimmick laden, materialistic programs will attract front running, gimmick induced, shallow players. Once the season goes south, many tune out.
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SEVENDEE!!!!!!!!!Fire_Marshall_Bill said:Front running, gimmick laden, materialistic programs will attract front running, gimmick induced, shallow players. Once the season goes south, many tune out.
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Levi Maderieta?bananasnblondes said:scout.com/college/byu/story/1743843-wayne-kirby-is-happy-to-be-home-at-byu?s=147
From the article:
“There is just a lot of off-field stuff that goes on up there with players. It’s just stuff I don’t want to be around that just made me feel like I wasn’t really [in] the right place or atmosphere. There were guys that weren’t really putting in the work and doing the right things off the field to really go anywhere. I just felt like I needed to go to a place where academics are higher. I don’t want to bash Oregon but BYU has crazy academics, especially for business which is what I’m thinking about going into.”
Kirby felt many of the players place a higher value on the materialistic aspects found at Oregon rather than on focusing on and team and self-improvement.
“Also the players didn’t really seem like they wanted to be there for football,” Kirby said. “They just seemed like they wanted to be there for all the free stuff on the team. I just felt like I needed to get away from all that.”
“As soon as the coaching staff got fired I looked at that as an opportunity for me to get things right. I’m not going to say Oregon is a bad school, a bad team, or full of bad people because they’re not. It’s a different place with people who have a different focus about things."
“I think at Oregon they try and sugarcoat everything. Nothing was how they told me it was going to be."
According to Kirby, Oregon is trying to do what BYU has been doing for decades and that’s establish a culture and environment more associated with Polynesian players.
“One thing Oregon was trying to do was establish a Poly atmosphere, but at BYU it’s already there and has been there for a long time,” said Kirby.
“I thought I was going to redshirt. I had two knee surgeries in high school, but basically what Oregon did in fall camp was they made me strengthen them during fall camp. I thought I was going redshirt because I missed all of fall camp, but coach told me that they needed me to play last year and kind of threw me into the fire.” -
Always tough to lose a player who complains about having to play.bananasnblondes said:scout.com/college/byu/story/1743843-wayne-kirby-is-happy-to-be-home-at-byu?s=147
From the article:
“There is just a lot of off-field stuff that goes on up there with players. It’s just stuff I don’t want to be around that just made me feel like I wasn’t really [in] the right place or atmosphere. There were guys that weren’t really putting in the work and doing the right things off the field to really go anywhere. I just felt like I needed to go to a place where academics are higher. I don’t want to bash Oregon but BYU has crazy academics, especially for business which is what I’m thinking about going into.”
Kirby felt many of the players place a higher value on the materialistic aspects found at Oregon rather than on focusing on and team and self-improvement.
“Also the players didn’t really seem like they wanted to be there for football,” Kirby said. “They just seemed like they wanted to be there for all the free stuff on the team. I just felt like I needed to get away from all that.”
“As soon as the coaching staff got fired I looked at that as an opportunity for me to get things right. I’m not going to say Oregon is a bad school, a bad team, or full of bad people because they’re not. It’s a different place with people who have a different focus about things."
“I think at Oregon they try and sugarcoat everything. Nothing was how they told me it was going to be."
According to Kirby, Oregon is trying to do what BYU has been doing for decades and that’s establish a culture and environment more associated with Polynesian players.
“One thing Oregon was trying to do was establish a Poly atmosphere, but at BYU it’s already there and has been there for a long time,” said Kirby.
“I thought I was going to redshirt. I had two knee surgeries in high school, but basically what Oregon did in fall camp was they made me strengthen them during fall camp. I thought I was going redshirt because I missed all of fall camp, but coach told me that they needed me to play last year and kind of threw me into the fire.”
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I wish he stayed there so we could have owned him another year.MikeSeaver said:
Always tough to lose a player who complains about having to play.bananasnblondes said:scout.com/college/byu/story/1743843-wayne-kirby-is-happy-to-be-home-at-byu?s=147
From the article:
“There is just a lot of off-field stuff that goes on up there with players. It’s just stuff I don’t want to be around that just made me feel like I wasn’t really [in] the right place or atmosphere. There were guys that weren’t really putting in the work and doing the right things off the field to really go anywhere. I just felt like I needed to go to a place where academics are higher. I don’t want to bash Oregon but BYU has crazy academics, especially for business which is what I’m thinking about going into.”
Kirby felt many of the players place a higher value on the materialistic aspects found at Oregon rather than on focusing on and team and self-improvement.
“Also the players didn’t really seem like they wanted to be there for football,” Kirby said. “They just seemed like they wanted to be there for all the free stuff on the team. I just felt like I needed to get away from all that.”
“As soon as the coaching staff got fired I looked at that as an opportunity for me to get things right. I’m not going to say Oregon is a bad school, a bad team, or full of bad people because they’re not. It’s a different place with people who have a different focus about things."
“I think at Oregon they try and sugarcoat everything. Nothing was how they told me it was going to be."
According to Kirby, Oregon is trying to do what BYU has been doing for decades and that’s establish a culture and environment more associated with Polynesian players.
“One thing Oregon was trying to do was establish a Poly atmosphere, but at BYU it’s already there and has been there for a long time,” said Kirby.
“I thought I was going to redshirt. I had two knee surgeries in high school, but basically what Oregon did in fall camp was they made me strengthen them during fall camp. I thought I was going redshirt because I missed all of fall camp, but coach told me that they needed me to play last year and kind of threw me into the fire.”
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One of my favorite things is when fans use quotes from a disgruntled guy who can't crack the depth chart as proof that coaches suck or are shady or whatever
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I'd love to go to Oregon
Smoke weed, don't train that much, get umlimited cool Nike gear...
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A Mormon.tenndawg said:I'd love to go to Oregon
Smoke weed, don't train that much, get umlimited cool Nike gear...
Who would complain about that ? -
Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
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No, the armpitPitchfork51 said:Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
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pics?bananasnblondes said:
No, the armpitPitchfork51 said:Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
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EnjoyWeakarmCobra said:
pics?bananasnblondes said:
No, the armpitPitchfork51 said:Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
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Mormons all do the same thing. They start school a year late so they can drive as freshman and are 19 as seniors. Then they grey shirt, go on a mission, redshirt, play for two years, medical redshirt, play for two more years and graduate as 27 year old men.MikeSeaver said:
Always tough to lose a player who complains about having to play.bananasnblondes said:scout.com/college/byu/story/1743843-wayne-kirby-is-happy-to-be-home-at-byu?s=147
From the article:
“There is just a lot of off-field stuff that goes on up there with players. It’s just stuff I don’t want to be around that just made me feel like I wasn’t really [in] the right place or atmosphere. There were guys that weren’t really putting in the work and doing the right things off the field to really go anywhere. I just felt like I needed to go to a place where academics are higher. I don’t want to bash Oregon but BYU has crazy academics, especially for business which is what I’m thinking about going into.”
Kirby felt many of the players place a higher value on the materialistic aspects found at Oregon rather than on focusing on and team and self-improvement.
“Also the players didn’t really seem like they wanted to be there for football,” Kirby said. “They just seemed like they wanted to be there for all the free stuff on the team. I just felt like I needed to get away from all that.”
“As soon as the coaching staff got fired I looked at that as an opportunity for me to get things right. I’m not going to say Oregon is a bad school, a bad team, or full of bad people because they’re not. It’s a different place with people who have a different focus about things."
“I think at Oregon they try and sugarcoat everything. Nothing was how they told me it was going to be."
According to Kirby, Oregon is trying to do what BYU has been doing for decades and that’s establish a culture and environment more associated with Polynesian players.
“One thing Oregon was trying to do was establish a Poly atmosphere, but at BYU it’s already there and has been there for a long time,” said Kirby.
“I thought I was going to redshirt. I had two knee surgeries in high school, but basically what Oregon did in fall camp was they made me strengthen them during fall camp. I thought I was going redshirt because I missed all of fall camp, but coach told me that they needed me to play last year and kind of threw me into the fire.”
Asking a 19 year old Mormon to play college football is like asking an 11 year old white kid to get a full time job. -
Oh god. Oh god...Bad_MotherDucker said:
EnjoyWeakarmCobra said:
pics?bananasnblondes said:
No, the armpitPitchfork51 said:Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
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Pitchfork51 said:
Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
abundancebananasnblondes said:
No, the armpitPitchfork51 said:Do the Mormon girls give up the ass
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With 9 mins left in the 4th.MikeSeaver said:
SEVENDEE!!!!!!!!!Fire_Marshall_Bill said:Front running, gimmick laden, materialistic programs will attract front running, gimmick induced, shallow players. Once the season goes south, many tune out.
Let KJ warm the bench another series...or throw the ball..and an 80 burger would be in play. -
"BYU has crazy academics"
Not really.
But Provo definitely has plenty of crazy. I'm sure he'll feel right at home.
