Tell me again how MSU isn't a cancerous program
The Angry T makes an interesting and inevitable comparison to the Cincinnati Bengals:
You can't say this is all coincidence and could happen at any other school. You know why? Because it didn't. It happened at Montana State, where administrators -- athletic and otherwise -- did not have control of their program. Do people honestly think the firing of Mike Kramer completely eliminates the problem? As shown the humorous article, the problems have spread and simply chopping off the head of the football program will not cure the infection.The Bobcats don’t mess around with the petty stuff, like domestic violence, or giving alcohol to minors like those pussy Bengals. The latest arrest of a Montata State player involves former wide receiver Rick Gatewood who is accused of using his athletic scholarship money to traffic cocaine from California in the Bozeman, Montana area. That arrest makes A.J. Nicholson looks like a boy scout. Gatewood was the sixth former Montana State athlete arrested or charged with crimes involving drugs or murder in the past year. That’s right folks, the Bobcats don’t limit their aggression to the football field, just like any good band of criminals.
Montana State Andre Fuller is being investigated because he allegedly sold cocaine to an informant last June. Wide receivers Edward Sullivan and Derrick Davis, Jr. were just trying to fit in when they got busted for selling drugs last summer. Also last June, former player John Lebrum and Bobcat basketball player Branden Miller were charged with murder and kidnapping in the death of another drug dealer. I know Montana is boring, but do you really need this many drugs to make it fun. The answer is probably yes, but that still seems like a lot of people selling drugs for a state with a population of 915 people. The icing on the felony cake is that assistant football coach Joe O’ Brien was sentenced to four years in prison for his role in a methamphetamine distribution conspiracy.
