If an LSU player did this, would you want him back?

Despite popular perception, OJ was never convicted of any crime.

 

Here's my conspiracy theory.....ESPN as part of the Disney family of networks did this story on wINston JUSTICE in an effort to pimp the new ABC show INJUSTICE. This new fall show is all about how there is this overabundance of innocent men behind bars and all bleeding heart lawyers who so bodly take their cases to get them out of jail. So this was ESPN's effort to show its part of the Disney family. And it's an effort by Disney to show how the criminal justice system sucks and that all those criminals in jail are just as they all say - innocent!

 

This is why American society is following Roman society straight down the crapper. Hell, this would not even have happened in the 70's.

BTW didn't ESPN welcome Michael Irvin back with open arms?

 

I was thinking the same thing, except wasn't he found guilty in a second type of trial? I think he was convicted of taking away the joy of his wife's boyfriend's family because they can't see him any more.

 

Civil court, not criminal.

 

LOL, thank you.

 

Yeah...like twenty years AFTER leaving LSU!:dis:

 

"If the glove don't fit, you must acquit":rofl:
OJ did that sh**, and everybody including Johnny Cock-rin(RIP) knows it.

 

The only football team he should be on is the prison team.

 

Starting OT for the defending NC's whose school is located in LA has to pay to get a 'date'. That is pretty sad.