I don't think we know. SF keeps stuff like that close to the vest.Besides the legal troubles, what were the circumstances on why he quit in the first place?
I don't think we know. SF keeps stuff like that close to the vest.Besides the legal troubles, what were the circumstances on why he quit in the first place?
I don't think we know. SF keeps stuff like that close to the vest.
I don't think we know. SF keeps stuff like that close to the vest.
I don't recall that. Recall hearing posters talking about his attitude, taking himself out of plays, "injuries", etc but nothing officially. As '99" said, that is how it should be.I get that but I thought I remember Mo Wash coming out and saying something.
Certainly self-inflicted. No argument. But we are all products of genes and environment. I hope he finds a better environment which will teach him to change his self-destructive behavior.Most of those troubles are self-inflicted. Time will tell if he has learned to change his self-destructive behavior.
I have my doubts about MW. I'm honest about that. But if he earns his way back on the team, I hope that the environment, and SF, will help him to change his self-destructive behavior. If not, I fear MW will not have a happy, productive life (based on what we have seen thus far of the young man).Certainly self-inflicted. No argument. But we are all products of genes and environment. I hope he finds a better environment which will teach him to change his self-destructive behavior.
His return to Nebraska in many ways is much like Frost returning from Stanford. He has to EARN his way back. But that said, he should have the opportunity to try.To put it in as few words as possible, it was several things rolled into one huge mess. Now understand just how far he has to go to return to the team.....this is no done deal by any means but the signs do look good because without THIS "FAMILY" and structure and support system.....well we all know how this could wind up...... don't we ?
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Is there no possibility he plays this year?If he makes it back for Spring ball or fall in 2021, he would have used 2020 as one of the 5 years available to him to complete 4 years of playing. So he would retain 2 years of eligibility starting in 2021. But if he sits out 2021, just no way he plays anywhere again.
I live 20 minutes from Independence and their former coach was an embarrassment to humanity!If you have the opportunity, watch the Netflix series, “Last Chance U” it is a reality show of actual 4 & 5 star HS players who got into trouble at their Power Five schools. These athletes ended up in various Jucos. Some redeemed themselves, studied and moved on from Juco life to better Universities. Many did not. Mo reminds me of Malik Henry from California. He was a 5 star and went to Florida State, got kicked off the team, reinstated, then got kicked off again. He ended up at Independence JC in Kansas. There he had grade and attitude problems. He got kicked off there, ended up at UNLV, where he played some, then left the program. You really get an insight into the mindset of these players who are at the end of the tracks in their career. As mentioned, there are successes. Dedrick Mills had a video segment of his Garden City team where he ran wild over the Independence JC team. There was a linebacker who got kicked off at Texas Tech. He cleaned his act up, got back at Texas Tech where he was Big 12 all conference and was drafted and made the roster. Another player was kicked off his Juco team. He and his brother are accused of murder in a drug deal gone bad. Anyway, if Mo returns, I dearly hope that he goes in the right direction. I think Scott Frost is the best coach to make this happen.
I was wondering the same thing.Is there no possibility he plays this year?
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Did nt he do jail time in California?If he has stayed in school and kept up his grades. I see no reason he is not eligible. I think it all hinges on what goals SF has set for him.