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By pine curtain · Posted
Nope. Just proving you wrong..... Pretty easy to do. -
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A good question that you choose not to answer I guess lol. He was good enough to play varsity on most 3A teams as a freshman. He just wasn't the best option as a starting qb for Woodville yet and the coaching staff decided it would be better to have him getting more reps on jv rather than being a back up or playing another position on varsity. It was a good decision in my opinion but I can understand your stance to some extent. But the claims that someone is purposely trying to hold him back is just bogus. -
By longball24 · Posted
When did you see him. Probably didn’t realize he had virtually no reps in practice he just stood around and got a little work running opposing teams plays. The only instruction he got was going to camps and working with the professionals which was a blessing. Most kids only get daddy ball instruction that’s why you don’t see them at the next level. -
By pine curtain · Posted
Like this kinda background work? Do I need to do more? After the 1996 election, Babin became involved in a campaign finance scandal concerning $37,000 in illegal donations from businessman Peter Cloeren that were moved through "vehicles" to circumvent the individual contribution limit of $1,000. Cloeren asserted in an This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up that Babin and then- This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up laundered his donations through other candidates and organisations. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Babin and DeLay denied his allegations. This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up Cloeren pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, paid a $400,000 fine and received a two-year suspended prison sentence. Babin paid a $20,000 civil penalty and paid back $5,000 in excessive contributions for "accepting an excessive contribution and a contribution in the name of another and failing to disclose financial activity properly." This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up
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