It appears Foster hung it up last night in the 3rd quarter because he wasn't getting enough playing time.
If true, cry baby gonna cry baby.
If true, cry baby gonna cry baby.
BJ Foster quits
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I know we won last night, but one thing Herman has to answer for and/or get under control is there seems to be ALOT of unhappiness among players. Covid probably prevented 4-5 transfers. There just seems to be more turmoil than you’d expect for most teams
Best players play. Kids get butthurt to much these days. Next man up I dont want that selfish attitude on my team.
player unhappiness? You better give some examples of that because I dont see a bit of it. If BJ isnt good enough to play then I dont guess we will miss him much. What I do know is that he is done at Texas. Who would want to share a field with him?
12 guys hit the transfer portal this offseason many came back largely because of the uncertainty, and now one game in you’ve gotta another player threatening to quit or at least very frustrated. Obviously there is a deeper problem in the program. Lack of communication or worse. Herman has to get on top of it.
BJ has proven to be a bit impulsive . . . breaking his own hand in June on his own car bumper out of anger . . . probably some maturity issues there . . . hopefully he will be able to acknowledge such and grow from this most recent tantrum.
By the way, responding out of emotion, instead of reason and truth, seems to be par for the course for our culture these days. Lots of grown-up toddlers walking around throwing tantrums, not wanting to answer to anybody. We all answer to somebody . . . always have, always will. People that learn this from an early age tend to do better in life than those who don’t.
By the way, responding out of emotion, instead of reason and truth, seems to be par for the course for our culture these days. Lots of grown-up toddlers walking around throwing tantrums, not wanting to answer to anybody. We all answer to somebody . . . always have, always will. People that learn this from an early age tend to do better in life than those who don’t.
It's pretty simple. 99% of these guys are banking on NFL or bust. I understand the disappointment. It happens to everyone.
If there is one thing that I could teach my kids and have them understand, it's that most of the time results in one's life are not going to meet one's wants and results are going to be short of expectations. Most importantly, don't let what one can't or even can control determine one's attitude. Keep a positive attitude in spite of what reality may be.
If there is one thing that I could teach my kids and have them understand, it's that most of the time results in one's life are not going to meet one's wants and results are going to be short of expectations. Most importantly, don't let what one can't or even can control determine one's attitude. Keep a positive attitude in spite of what reality may be.
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He'll figure out quickly that quitting on your team doesn't help his NFL stock on a combine scouting report.
I wouldn’t want him in my foxhole. Nevertheless, wish him all the best moving forward.
Seems that Foster can hit, but he's not so good in coverage, which is why he lost his starting job. I get being an alpha player and believing in yourself, but you've also got to have enough humility to know that the team is more important than you. Him quitting on his coaches and team is not a good sign of character, and does make him look bad to NFL scouts.
Similar to someone reporting that an unarmed man was senselessly shot in the back by cops . . . oh wait, he was armed . . . and resisted arrest? . . . and had a warrant? . . . and was wanted for alleged sexual assault? Dang. Oh well, too late, we’ve already printed his name on some banners and and started rioting. Just couldn’t wait for the full story or context. Say his name.
If I had to guess, Foster called his parents and told them his decision and they told him he needs to get his ass back to his team and don't be a quitter
Poor decision made in anger, from someone who punched the bumper of his car...
Find ways to contribute, and make yourself needed. It's the same in the business world. Do it.
Find ways to contribute, and make yourself needed. It's the same in the business world. Do it.
I heard his mother was at the game and maybe disappointed not being in the game,a good hitter on the field but how about team mate..Grow up and get a taste of Real life.
I can't see DK Royal or Mack Brown putting up with this guy. Obviously , the Coaches think this guy is a Substitute Player to rest a Starter for a few players. All teams have them. There is only one man that can change that - and he quits.
Hello, Everyone.
Hello, Everyone.
With what is going on, I believe CTH is being careful and giving the "outstanding" young man another opportunity to prove himself.
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Giving a Black man more rope? That's racist, yo.
Of course I know you didn't mean it that way. I'm simply acting like a whiney fvcking brat would that gets his/her diapers jammed up into their pishka because of political correctness.
Probably might as well have.
I think he certainly solidified his role going forward as a bench warmer...
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