Callaway update
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Below is Johnson’s statement, in its entirety:
On January 27, 2016 the University of Florida suspended Antonio Callaway for a violation of the Student Conduct Code.
The suspension was due to an incident which supposedly occurred in early December 2015.
Mr. Callaway is on interim suspension from the University of Florida pending resolution of the accusation.
At this time the University of Florida has not presented to Mr. Callaway or Undersigned Counsel any evidence relating to Mr. Callaway’s suspension.
Be that as it may, the law firm of Johnson & Osteryoung has conducted its own investigation as to the allegation that is the basis for the suspension.
There is no good reason why this investigation has not been closed.
This allegation has no merit.
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It was stated he took online courses.
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More positive signs.
- Oct 21, 2014
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That tweet means something to you?
chferg
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Oh I am sure he had special accommodations made for him by Mac; just not on the campus of UF
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I had to re-read that tweet again...
I think he's trying to say to all other schools on our schedule that '81' is back and it's game over for them... so to speak.
chferg
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Good god ya old Geezers....
Simple. Game Over 81...
Meaning the opponents are done with him and Callaway on the field at the same time
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Do it and say you done it, after.....
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I hope we don't come to regret this. I can't say that I have a warm and fuzzy. Let's hope that there is strong evidence he is actually innocent rather than this being another case of a victim being intimidated by a loud lawyer.
I presume this has been in Honor Court all this time. I suspect there is a reason.
I also note, however, that we are evicting Freeon, so there is obviously some differences in the situation.
I presume this has been in Honor Court all this time. I suspect there is a reason.
I also note, however, that we are evicting Freeon, so there is obviously some differences in the situation.
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heavychevy
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Not sure if this is real but the code of conduct violation - wait for it - loud music in his dorm????
https://www.inallkindsofweather.com...te-star-wr-will-be-back-by-fall-practice.html
https://www.inallkindsofweather.com...te-star-wr-will-be-back-by-fall-practice.html
Ancient Reptile
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Nobody heard about Baylor. Also, sec may not let Treon transfer within conference.
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Is that what they're calling it these days?
In any event, that can't be right.
Very happy it looks like he'll be back. I get a queasy feeling every time I read a post trying to justify how we would be okay on offense without him. Methinks not.
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As I said on a Baylor thread, there are people who want to us universities to get around the US Constitution and punish people without due process. The UF administration is running scared of bad publicity and civil actions. I wish some university administration, not UF's, would pull this crap on a guy like this with NFL prospects, get sued and have a jury award him $100,000,000 or so. How about FSU? That would make administrators everywhere see that liabilities run both ways.
My view is that if someone has not been charged or if they have been charged and a judge has released them on bond, they have been determined not to be such a risk to society they need to be incarcerated. So if they are not such a risk to society according to the legal system, they need to be treated as innocent until proven guilty in a court of law and universities are not courts. And particularly state universities should not be able to banish people without due process.
