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Dismuke and Stovall--c'mon man!
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The point isn't whether it's unbearable. The point was you were wrong saying Scott Frost hasn't shown that he dishes out discipline.
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No stink....no getting caught.
No stink....no getting caught.
Yeah I imagine he has ordered a player to do extra pushups too.
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Valid question. I think it’s prevalent everywhere. I can tell you Frost thinks there’s a problem in Lincoln he needs to remedy tho so it makes me think it’s a little worse than Oregon or UCF.
As a drug counselor yes problems from drug use may indicate you have a problem associated with drugs. Prochaska’s stages of change is a tool used to see where a person is with any type of problem
pre- contemplation is the stage where a person denies any problem and doesn’t see what the fuss is all about him/her using the drugs. example. Gets up goes to practice, works hard, has good grades great team player. What’s the problem?
Now tests positive for me and because of the laws it becomes a problem or does it. Kid is thinking the laws are stupid and no one is testing for alcohol. Yet i’m still playing well getting good grades make every practice and play hard.
Testing positive is not a real consequence that could be used to get a person to move through the stages of change. He/she is thinking It’s a law that should not be on the books so, that a them problem not a me problem.
Now. If that person gets into a wreak or grades begin to suffer skips practice starts to distance himself from others, isolates many other signs then is the opportunity to reach them with the message, drugs are a problem.
next stage is contemplation, where the just begin to see the problem. This stage is key and how it is worked is key it all treatment phases. lot of work to do and if missed, so is the opportunity for further success for this person
My guess is that the problem on this team may be worse than on Frost's earlier teams, simply because society's view on MJ has changed radically in the llast couple of years. My guess is that a lot of coaches are scratching their heads on this issue just now. Of course, it depends upon enforcment by the local police and I suspect that differes from campus to campus around the country. My guess is that Lincoln is fairly strict, but that's just a guess.
You must be a blast at parties.
I agree with you. It's just that with the younger generation smoking it is a cooler image. Rap videos and music portray it that way. Not many songs about eating gummies or brownies haha. Vape pens are catching on but harder to acquire in states where it isn't legal. I still don't understand why athletes would want to smoke, seems counterproductive to their training but IDK
I agree that a stern message needs to be sent. I also think your overblowing it a little. The huskers had DUI’s, domestic abuse, armed robberies, bar fights, and much more under Osborne. Yet the culture was good enough to win championships. When you have 100 young men these things will happen. Frost will figure out how to deal with it. I have no worries.
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You are probably correct though how these videos glamorize all the hacking, coughing and stank is beyond me. It's not like a cigarette, which can seem pretty cool. Heck, I just thought they wanted to get high.
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A lot of posts on this thread are talking about Frost implementing punishment for team infractions. I remember on another thread that talked about punishment being removed from the coach, but being handled by the athletic department. That way it would be uniform across all sport participants. Has anymore heard anymore on that type of change?
Personally, I like that idea.
Personally, I like that idea.
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Would hate to see HC authority marginalized by delegating punishment to Athletic Department officials.
Edibles are a felony in Nebraska while weed is not.
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Edibles are considered concentrates.
Nebraska Marijuana Laws & Penalties | Get High
Nebraska Marijuana Laws vary from a $300 fine for possession of less than an ounce, to one year minimum jail sentence for selling any amount. Find all the specific laws here.
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I call this a "Money Grab"Edibles are a felony in Nebraska while weed is not.
Nebraska
Edibles are considered concentrates.
Nebraska Marijuana Laws & Penalties | Get High
Nebraska Marijuana Laws vary from a $300 fine for possession of less than an ounce, to one year minimum jail sentence for selling any amount. Find all the specific laws here.
| Offense | Penalty | Incarceration | Max. Fine |
| Possession | |||
| 1 oz or less (first offense) | Infraction | N/A | $ 300 |
| 1 oz or less (second offense) | Misdemeanor | 5 days | $ 500 |
| 1 oz or less (third offense) | Misdemeanor | 7 days | $ 500 |
| More than 1 oz – l lb | Misdemeanor | 3 months | $ 500 |
