I just saw this on Twitter...

Lee Wright apparently is at Youngstown State and is scrimmaging tomorrow.

The guy keeps posting stuff like "they did me wrong" and "I have some information that could ruin homes". Wonder what that's about? I wonder if more players were involved and may come to light during his trial.

Anyway wish him the best of luck. Just hate to see some guys loose a lot over dumb actions.

He changed it to YSU about a week and a half ago. Couple of days later tweeted about getting on the plane. I just didn't post it as I had a lot going on. As far as his tweets he's been back and forth. First he was taking responsibility then the posts got angry. He backed off a bit then went back to angry again. As far as the content who knows. Don't know if anyone was involved in the PWISD but I'm willing to bet that everyone had a date with the cup in the last couple of weeks.

boonetown1 wrote:The guy keeps posting stuff like "they did me wrong" and "I have some information that could ruin homes". Wonder what that's about? I wonder if more players were involved and may come to light during his trial.

Anyway wish him the best of luck. Just hate to see some guys loose a lot over dumb actions.

His "I got some screenshots that could ruin happy homes" tweet refers to him probably receiving "provocative" pictures from girls with boyfriends on Snapchat (a smartphone app)... or at least something along those lines. That would be the safest bet. So... not App related.

good riddance.

sixtoes9134 wrote:good riddance.

RP

We seem to have one or two every season who want to push the envelope over the line. Weed 'em out, Scott.

When a guy is given the student-athlete handbook and everything is explained in no uncertain terms, that should be enough. The message ought to register. When a player then chooses to tests limits, he needs to face the consequences. Weed 'em out.

You and your coaches have more important things to do besides babysitting those whose idea is that college football is one, big, round-the-clock hip-hop jam. Get their attention or send 'em packin'.

I'd be a little concerned if I'm a YSU supporter right now. Bring on a guy with 2 felonies pending...

asu66 wrote:We seem to have one or two every season who want to push the envelope over the line. Weed 'em out, Scott.
When a guy is given the student-athlete handbook and everything is explained in no uncertain terms, that should be enough. The message ought to register. When a player then chooses to tests limits, he needs to face the consequences. Weed 'em out.

You and your coaches have more important things to do besides babysitting those whose idea is that college football is one, big, round-the-clock hip-hop jam. Get their attention or send 'em packin'.

As serious as the post is.... 66' gets the PUN Post of the Day.

JTApps1 wrote:I'd be a little concerned if I'm a YSU supporter right now. Bring on a guy with 2 felonies pending...

Back in the day, when they were goo, I'm sure that was normal for YSU. 2yrs at YSU then transfer to Ohio State. Mostly due to grades, then they would transfer to OSU.