Denmark Vesey: Dear LeGarrett Blount ...

Friday, September 04, 2009

Dear LeGarrett Blount ...

I sat my boys down to watch this video over and over again. I told them to pay close attention. And if any pussy muhfuggah ever put their hands on them ... to do EXACTLY the same thing. More power to you Bra...

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Anonymous said...: are you saying the fact that Oregon was upset in the season opener had nothing to do with this? I see a sore loser rather than a quick solution to disrespect. Did white boy taunt him with the slap and prolly talk shyt? of course. Do you jaw a cat because of it? I say no. Push him & let him and anybody else within earshot know a few things, yeah. I mean this is football. MF'ers been slamming you to the ground for 60 minutes and a slap on the shoulder/arm on some fake "good game" shit equals a blow to the jaw? It was excessive and a bit bitchmade IMO. Should Blount be out for the season? HELL NO!! But he's got maturity issues fa sho.

Sad part is Blount was projected to be the 2nd RB taken in next year's draft.

KP; Sep 8, 2009, 10:32:00 AM

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