Jim Leavitt - Give the man a break. People go crazy sometimes.
Let’s face it. Leavitt’s a good coach; admit it. He has set the records for USF football program. He’s known for his agility and coachmanship. He may be a little deranged but the fact that he did more than coaching, makes it more doable to just give him a break. The guy’s becoming a legend so to speak. If you see him headbutting some player with their helmets on, well it could be a peculiar scene. But the point is, he’s got the intensity that drives him to do crazy things. Most football coaches never fail to look and act crazy on the field. He’s just one of em’ and he just happens to look a bit gushed by the incident. It is but unfortunate though that he got fired. The decision was made and you people better just sniff somebody else’s ass.
I believe that all actions can be justified. It depends on dealing how much the situation has escalated. But as much as possible, we don’t want it to go so far that we wouldn’t even be able to utter a single word. Silence is the last thing we want when we are confronted by our mistakes. It’s because people associate this with guilt or pride. Whichever is true, we just want to make sure we’re doing our best to take full responsibility.
These public figures just apparently have the ability to attract the media and it gets better than that. We see their whole life on tv, blogs, newspapers, billboards, advertisements, and more. As for ordinary people who stay unwatched, we lurk into the darkest corners to avoid the chase, the menace, the fear. However, there are those who take in enough strength to face their awful doings. It’s about time we all make a difference. On the contrary, what needs to be done needs to be done. If you know what I mean.
I believe that all actions can be justified. It depends on dealing how much the situation has escalated. But as much as possible, we don’t want it to go so far that we wouldn’t even be able to utter a single word. Silence is the last thing we want when we are confronted by our mistakes. It’s because people associate this with guilt or pride. Whichever is true, we just want to make sure we’re doing our best to take full responsibility.
These public figures just apparently have the ability to attract the media and it gets better than that. We see their whole life on tv, blogs, newspapers, billboards, advertisements, and more. As for ordinary people who stay unwatched, we lurk into the darkest corners to avoid the chase, the menace, the fear. However, there are those who take in enough strength to face their awful doings. It’s about time we all make a difference. On the contrary, what needs to be done needs to be done. If you know what I mean.