UNLVFan90

Go away, you contribute nothing.

Pretty funny coming from the guy who can’t spell colossal.

Reverend, RSF, and Woosh.

Wow, you’re a very angry person.

Seeing AAC fans saying that this might flip AFA and CSU.

I don’t believe SMU is happy with these additions and contrary to what people say I don’t believe they are close to the Big 12 radar with TCU there. Hair should be going hard for them ASAP.

What if this was a move by both schools to demand his resignation or they bounce?

I’m sure ESPN is salivating at the thought of the matchups of Colorado State-Temple and Air Force-East Carolina. Dumb.

So you bump a 4 year old thread?

BYU and the Texahoma schools in one and the rest in the other.

There’s no way the Rockies win this game.

I'll avatar bet you for both Giants games.

NMSU has more history than UNLV? Lmao

From the videos I've seen about this incident, it looks like an argument which led to a misunderstanding that got escalated. Both are at fault, but I put more blame on the cop. If the officer actually called a girl a ++++, even if she was on his property it was completely unnecessary and could've prevented everything. Whether the kid said he was going to shoot or sue him, he shouldn't have held on to him the entire time. The kids shouldn't have started attacking him and pushed him over the hedge. If you look at the kid who jumped over the hedge you can see he starts to reach for something in his back pocket. The officer clearly thought he was reaching for a weapon, whether he was or not we'll probably never know. Then the gun comes out, he's clearly holding it with his non dominant hand considering how awkward he looks holding it. I don't know if he was just pulling it out to get them to stop or to fire a warning shot. But he definitely didn't mean to fire it at that time and he should be glad it didn't hit the kid or someone else, that'd be a whole new mess. The cop should've handled that situation in a better way.