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When it comes to investigating crimes by college students on or near college campuses and depending on the seriousness of the offense, it is quite common for local police authorities to request schools to refrain from their own investigations until their (the police) investigation is completed. There are good reasons for this, not the least of which is the sheer experience and expertise of local police vs. that of college campus law enforcement enforcement entities.

Before I answer, I’ll need to know if your wife has had her IQ tested.

Jim was in the office all that week lending his advice to the process and hammering out details. Much like he was on the Miller deal last year.

Because a star player on offense (TT) didn’t say another star on the offense (JK) was the weak link on offense after the accused weak link (Kelly) threw the starting RT (Ballard) under the buss by saying his RT’s suckitude led to an injury he sustained (while in the act of throwing a TD pass, btw). The fact that Thurman saw fit to call Kelly out during his weekly TV show exacerbated the situation by a factor of 10. The Diggs situation can’t hold a candle to that.

More like Einstein out here compensating.

Your poor, fragile ego is really fraying at the edges. Perhaps you should have taken an EQ test rather than that IQ test. Might have served you better.

That depends entirely on whether or not the wise man is a douche nozzle who enjoys pointing out just how foolish the fools are while doing so.

I’m curious, when you were going thru your formative prodigy years, were you always this insecure?

Prodigy.

Yeah, but is he a lawyer?

That’s because Diggs as such low self of steam.

Right. None of the other games before that game were indicative of anything. Dorsey sucks, Josh sucks, Diggs sucks, etc, etc., etc.. In fact the entire team sucks. Your logic is infallible.

If the #2 offense in points and yards is languishing, what are those other 30 teams doing?

Not sure what it says about their personal relationship, but Pedersen’s own words suggest a high level of respect for Hall as a coach and how much he wanted him on his staff. https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/chad-halls-departure-from-buffalo-bills-to-jaguars-remains-a-bit-of-a-mystery/article_8b3a69c4-b7c4-11ed-96ef-1bbc1284637a.html

I’d argue that, too. Whereas in Buffalo, Hall would have to languish behind the sucky Dorsey and his 2nd ranked offense in points and yards. Which was accomplished with a QB who was injured half the season, btw.

With a tested IQ.

Per the bold text, you’re putting words in my mouth. Whether or not it’s a story isn’t relevant to the fact that when his contract expired he became a free agent able to choose where he wanted to go next and the Bills had no control to “let him go” or not at that point. The Bills didn’t fire him (let him go). He chose to accept Pedersen’s offer to join the Jaguars’ staff.

His contract expired. That is public knowledge. There were media articles at the time.

His contract expired, he was a free agent and able to choose whatever offers came his way from other teams. He chose to coach in Jacksonville. That is all public knowledge. Whether or not the Bills made him an offer or matched Jacksonville’s offer is not relevant because as soon as his contract with the Bills ended, the Bills had no control and couldn’t be in a position to just “let him go” as was alleged.

This is true. Any change to the terms of a contract must be agreed to by all parties to the contract.

They didn’t. He chose to coach somewhere else.

Pathetic.