Sigh........http://www.nola.com/lsu/index.ssf/2014/04/lsu_defensive_lineman_frank_he.html#incart_river_default
How the fuck do you steal a damn bike as an LSU football player. I really hope it was just a prank taken too far, because that's not just ignorant, it's ignent.
I'm a hardliner when it comes to L.S.U. football player behavior. If you can't seriously consider the value of your football scholarship, then you don't need to be a member of the team and student at the University. I find it unfathomable that apparently Frank has nothing better to do with his time than to steal a bike on campus. No second chances for thiefs. Les needs to ship him back to Memphis. (But he wont) We don't need that here regardless of defensive line depth. Of course the usual bunch of Sunshine Pumpers, Program/Coach/Athlete worshippers will be defending him and making excuses for his criminal behavior.
Not many football players in the entire SEC value the academic benefits of their scholarships. Fans try to place value on them to justify their position against pay for play.
Just a kid being a kid. I mean really, a bike? Don't they leave those things in the rack for anyone to use and you just drop it off where you are going and someone else rides it to another location? Pretty sure it said "he didn't know it was stolen" I'm giving him a pass here, at least he wasn't kicking someone in the head that was already down and then bitching at his tailback for an interception. Sorry @stevescookin if you pay them they are no longer student athletes in an amateur status
"Certainly he's going to be run into a much leaner position," Miles told The Shreveport Times prior to an LSU function in Bossier City Monday night. "He's going to do community service. He's going to sustain whatever the school would suggest. But the truth of the matter is that we are expecting to wear him out internally.
I've seen this and how Les handles these things first hand. I've seen 9 kids show up at a nursing home and spend a Sunday afternoon, oh, an it was good for the older folks in the home as well.
No just a kid being a thief and yes a bike is someone's personal property also. Come on man. Read it again. Herron admitted to the theft. Though it isn't as severe, he still disrespected someone else. In this case the victim didn't necessarily go out of his way to become the victim, so in some regard what Herron did is even more alarming.
