Totally agree, actions without consequences is just ignorance….and creating a time bomb. He should not have been able to wrestle either especially that soon for what he just did. I assume this kid is a good athlete and all but he’s not a good person and shame on the school for looking the other way.
That's a criminal offense. He will have to be charged. Giving a 58-year-old man a concussion in an assault is not an offense of student discipline and suspension. It has to go outside.
Exactly. The ref should also sue. This is his second time hitting a ref. Oh and he’s allowed to wrestle days after this incident. Gross. This kid needs Marine Corps bootcamp. That’ll set him right.
It seems like they really wanted to win that wrestling tournament since just three days later he was allowed to participate even after two acts of violence against officials. She should have been terminated right there at the Zoom call.
In Ontario high schools, if you're suspended from one activity, you're suspended automatically from every other activity for the remainder of the school year. Not negotiable. This pretty much stopped all of the fighting during high school hockey season.
He was caught with drugs in 2022 and is facing a felony possession charge. He's now also facing charges for the 2020 referee shove, according to the court records.
Duron was arrested and charged with the manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance, which is listed as a felony. He’s currently booked in Hidalgo County Jail on a $50 thousand bond. That is from this year, 2022.
They allow him to take part in a wrestling competition a few days later, but still penalise his football team mates. Which shows he paid no thought to his teammates.
I went back to college in my late 20s to be a teacher. Student teaching was as far as i got. Twice, i called out a starter on the basketball team for cheating. Wealthy family, grandfather a former mayor, etc. This was 1993, and NOTHING happened to him. Zero consequences because the basketball coach " needed" him. I found another career. Imagine what goes on today?
@@poohsplaylist4913 Welcome to East Texas! That was lowly basketball. Imagine what goes on in the big sports collectives known as Texas High School football programs.
Yeah I am sure that offensive line player who is sitting on the bench waiting to get back on the field needs to learn a lesson here right?? Thats so dumb !
This behavior didn't happen over night. I got $100 says this kid been acting like this ( being a bully) all his life. All that athletes getting away with 💩 is over. Good job mom and dad you must be so proud of your felon to be.
Back in the 70s when I played HS Football if one of our players even back talked an official we were not allowed to play the next game AND spent all week running the track during practice. Then on Friday afternoon, the offender had to wash all the team shoes! This was just for back-talking a ref! If #88 was on my team and his actions got us suspended trust me, the next morning after this #88 would find himself black and blue from the beatings he would have got that night! Knowing our county sheriff at the time he would also be seeing the inside of our jail! In the south football is a religion! Hitting a ref like that is something even jail inmates would have beat him for!
He apologized if anyone was *offended* by what they saw on the video, NOT for his own despicable actions. This troubled kid needs therapy ... something, to show to himself that he has serious emotional problems, and how to deal with them. This is how some kids are brought up now -- no personal responsibility, no consequences, no self-discipline, instant gratification, a sense of entitilement ...
He was allowed to wrestle days after the soccer incident. Apparenly there was no misbehavior during the wresgling matches. The football incident was 3rd sport 2nd incident.
@@pasques exactly, you have to control your players, thats coaching, when teammates saw him losing his cool, ya grab the punk and hold on to him, ya know the guy. but when he was ejected, thats when a member or members of the coaching staff are on him, calming him down and straightening him out, then a coach escorts him off the field and to the locker room, especially a known hothead. the teammates and coaches are culpable as well, it sucks, but it was preventable, and that was their choice to do nothing. probation good. now guys learn to handle things differently next time.
Exactly SO WHY PUNISH THE OTHER PLAYERS? UIL SHOULD PUNISH THEMSELVES FOR LETTING HIM GET AWAY WITH THE SOCCER INCIDENT….1TIME AND IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A WRAP FOR HIM
This school board just sent a huge message to every other highschool football team in the USA. This type of criminal activity while playing a football game will result in the suspension of the entire team. I f this resulted in death imagine the lawsuits this school district would be facing today. This school board did exactly the right thing in the suspension of the team . A lesson for any one else even thinking of doing this should see the results here.
What could the coach, the team, or the school do to prevent this in the first place? Use magical powers to put a forcefield in front of the ref? The suspension of the entire team was not a good call. And if it's legal matters that suggest it's logical to sue anyone other than the attacker, then it's the law's fault for being fundamentally incompetent. No one other than the football player should be punished.
@@andrew2377 No, this was the right decision. This was not only a liability issue, but the school and the district has to send a message that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated. This is a TEAM sport. Since the young man committed an assault as a member of the team, the entire team must suffer the consequences. No way around it. If you still have issues, then you need to reread Troy B.’s comment in this thread, until you finally understand why. Should not be too hard to figure out for yourself.
AGREED!!! Society is sick and tired of governance boards FAILING to take instances like this seriously .....which likely explains why today's society appears so screwed up.
yeah... love the rest of the football team backing him up. People, you let this kid with anger management issues on your team. You made that decision. Now you get to own it.
They didn't "back him up" .. They didn't want to be punished for what he did. Edinburgh Football was removed from the playoffs because of this incident.
It seems like a few of these people are making excuses for their decision to allow this kid to continue to play sports for the school even though he demonstrated his inability to control himself.
Especially the sport coaches are to be blamed, if they put a loaded gun out on the field, even after another incident in a soccer game. These people have to be punished too! And the school principal talking about "giving an opportunity to kids" is trying to cover up with "the best intentions". I hate people not taking responsibilty!
@@user-fz1ut1mj2kactually quite the opposite. He’ll be one of those loser people in and out of jail that will rely on handouts his entire life. The left enables people like him. Just look at NY. Good try though pal 🤗
He did this kind of thing before, on the soccer team, and the wrestling team... but they still let him play football? Nobody (coaches, the principal, league officials) said or did anything about it, to nip it in the bud? SMH
Look to his parents for the source of this lack of emotional control. Just wait and see what happens when he gets pulled over by the police in a couple years....
it isn't fair to all the other players but they are supposedly a team. one goes they all go. don't be mad at the UIL for 2 year probation, be mad at the jerk who caused the problem
Exactly. Just like my community. We’re a community. One crazed guy goes out and hurts a child we should all pay. The whole community should be punished. After all we’re a team of individuals. Or how about my church. We’re all a family. So one person screws up we all should pay. The whole church. This mind thought is wrong. We might be a team, but everyone can’t be liable for what someone else does. We each should have accountability for our actions. The other team player did try to stop him if you watch the footage. Next thing you know, this liberal country will try to do something like make all healthy people wear a mask because someone else is unhealthy. This is the same indoctrination of mind as saying one is guilty until proven innocent.
Unfortunately, your statment holds water. How ever if a player is acting like this and the so called team never corrected him 🤔 1 they were ok with it 2 didn't have the backing of coaching staff 3 🍑ussy
Interesting how once again everyone will turn a blind eye to a headcase, I mean athlete because you want a title. When will we learn from our pass mistakes
I realize this story is two years old now, but this is high school level for heaven's sake. School administrative staff and coaching staff should have taken this issue much more seriously. They were doing the kid (and the kids he's playing with/against) no favours by allowing him to play.
Yes he does and this boy needs help. Anger is fuel that burns quickly and is very dangerous if not controlled. Your right he will kill someone if this is not addressed by his parents, coaches, someone.
They've been well programmed and conditioned to be afraid of everything. Imagine how easy it will be for people to comply when Fauci tells everyone that the best defense against COVID is to hand over your guns and amputate you right arm!
So what's the epilogue? Is it true the player was arrested a year or two later on a drug charge? What happened to the ref? Did he press charges/file suit? Was there any civil consequences for the player?
this was too lenient for such an outrageous event. This event does NOT become something "not discussed". for EVERY day of the probation, that entire team and SPECIFIC player should be reminded of his selfish action costing the team. Otherwise, all the boy did was advertise his aggression to colleges that can teach him how to keep it under control.
A 3 day suspension from school....gee that will get sure his attention!! How about loss of any scholarship or recruiting possibility. How about criminal charges as a result of the assault.
Obviously this starts in the home. Parents or in some cases a Parent needs to hold their kids accountable from when they are young so they know their actions have consequences.
It's funny, when an average citizen does something like this, they receive felony assault charges, but when it's an athlete, they get suspended for a couple of games.
He was found with illegal substances sleeping in a car in 2022 and in 2023 was arrested for assaulting a women for ending a relationship with him. His life is completely ruined.
Even if he got no other punishment, he made himself un-recruitable for any university in Division One, or even Division Two. There are many athletes who are just as good, and don’t have anger issues. Road Rage anybody?
You're a simpleton idiot. How you would like this a-hole as a drunken adult living next to you? That probation is a slap on the wrist, they are not banned for playing sports or the postseason...
The parents had to have had some idea that their son was having some anger issues. That just doesn't appear one day. All. Although maybe they were providing additional services to him that we are not aware of. So I hope that no one believes that I am blaming these parents because I am in no way blaming these parents
The entire school's athletic programs should be suspended & the coach & principle should be fired for the simple fact that they still let him wrestle after the fact.
In the ideal world, he was kicked off the high school football team, ending his football career and any hopes he had of going to college, except McDonald's University.
You may be quite correct. They will be looking at the "fire in his belly" as the reason to draft him. Hopefully, the existing pros would NOT look kindly on this kind of jerk and put a little extra effort in putting him on his back at every opportunity.
He’s already behind bars on a felony charge of make and disturbing a controlled substance. With a $50,000 bond. That didn’t take long, he graduated to the big house.
Perfect example of what happens with head case kids and when parents are to busy doing everything but raise their own kids. The kid,not man, should be charged accordingly and never play sports again!!!!!!!!!!
When I was in junior high, any student who participated in any extracurricular activity, even band or science fair, had to take a slip around to every teacher, and their parents every Monday, and turn it in to their coach or band teacher, etc. It evaluated the student for: citizenship, i.e. bullying, treating everyone with dignity honor and respect, etc.; Academic Participation, did you raise your hand in class, and participate in discussions; and, Academic Progress, were you turning in the homework and doing required readings. And did you have C or better? Any citizenship dings, or any dings from your parents, and you were ineligible for competition that week. A total of three dings, and you were ineligible for the week. The coaches and administration were very serious about it. And the coaches would punish you with extra exercises, and give you readings on citizenship and manners with written tests if you got a citizenship ding. That school District was the only one I ever made the honor role. I was that really bright kid who aced every quiz or test without ever doing the homework. So, I generally got a C or a B, in al my classes. the first time I got dinged for academic progress, I had to go to a mandatory study hall before and after school, taught by the vice principal. He had the weekly course syllabus for every class in the school. He knew exactly what you were suppose to be reading and what homework you were supposed to turn in. and, he made sure I did all of it, and he would take it from me and turn it in. Consequently I made very good academic progress and had a 3.9-gpa. I was short one shop project one semester. We were supposed to build a project tote, 10X14X8-inches to keep our projects in our lockers when we weren’t in the shop. Everybody else mad very simple joints and whipped theirs out. I mad mine with dovetailed corners, and a sliding dovetailed bottom. Far more durable and elegant, but also far more time consuming.
I come from Texas. Born and raised here. Sports players get a pass on everything. We have multiple $100 million dollar high school football fields all over the state. We don’t spend our taxes on education. We spend it on sports. It’s big money. So the players get away with pretty much everything. If this kid hadn’t done this on the field with so many people filming, if he had attacked the guy in the parking lot, he would have walked.
Why? They support this behavior. He felt comfortable acting this way based on the culture. And had did it in every other sport he played so everyone knew and accepted this. The entire school athletic program should be suspended for 10 years.
He needs to go to jail so he can see how tough he is there. I bet not too to tough. You also need to suspend Yesenia Molina for letting him play after he had already attacked a soccer official.
Actions like these should have Severe consequences. Back in my day, that would be career ending for said person. Also, the rest of the team shouldn't be penalized. Penalize the player, not the team.
This guy is a hot head and needs lots of counseling(jail time too) before he goes way over the top to hard core violence. I disagree with punishing other sports teams from this school for the sole act of one person's stupidity. Why punish all the other kids of this school?
"Faron Ray" ...how do you know the people responsible for ANY and ALL issues like this, are not just as guilty for failing to do their jobs? It is the responsibility of ALL the leaders and teachers in this school to teach ALL students HOW TO CONDUCT THEMSELVES. Yes, this is ONE student, BUT, he has had previous run-ins WHICH THE LEADERSHIP DID NOT ADDRESS ....HENCE PUTTING THE WHOLE SCHOOL IN A VERY BAD LIGHT. This level of "punishment", as you put it, WILL HAVE SOME MEANING TO EVERYONE ELSE AT THIS SCHOOL ....unlike the typical "sugar-coating" that now takes place throughout society when people break the law .....as is so common-place in today's society.
Punish all teams because every coach is responsible for conduct of all students. He attacked a ref at a soccer game and now football! Send the message to every high school in America that if you attack anyone as a student athlete, you all the coaches and every other athlete will pay the consequences for your actions.
I am a retired Football ref. I know this kind of thug. The school coaches and admin recognize these idiots, but in order to win, they blink. No place in any sport for unsportspersonship
There's a skewed sense of justice by attributing one person's violent behavior to an entire school program. I believe punishing the whole team, coaches and school is just plain wrong. South Texas officials are brutal and take their football way too serious.
@@robk1310 I can see that kind of justice happening at a military boot camp but high school football ? Really ? Why should innocent folks be blamed for someone else's criminal behavior. That's just plain stupid and counterproductive. It discourages the good folks and actually fosters anti - authority sentiment.
How about assault with the intent to injure? This clown needs to formally charged and, if convicted, do jail time. Playing football is not an exemption from criminal acts.
I have seen this type of attitude by High School players in my area and it is ALL because of the Coaching Staff. The Coach at our Local High School had even gone as far as to tell the Players they did not have to LISTEN to any thing their Parents told them to do anymore, as he was there new Parent and in charge of their lives. This so-called coach even Bailed a Player out of JAIL when he was arrested for Breaking and Entering at a Home and Violence against a SENIOR with out informing the Players PARENTS that their son had even been arrested with the Player being one of his so-called STARS. This same Coach backed a group of students and players that attacked the bus of a visiting team because they did not like a CALL during a Game that was questionable. The Coach was FIRED and he still ended up at the other end of the state COACHING at another HIGH SCHOOL.
The fact the school board woman defended letting him wrestle a few days later is sickening and the reason this punk felt entitled to do this.
Totally agree, actions without consequences is just ignorance….and creating a time bomb. He should not have been able to wrestle either especially that soon for what he just did. I assume this kid is a good athlete and all but he’s not a good person and shame on the school for looking the other way.
why did the ref penalize him for VOICING HIS opinion on the play SCREW THAT REF
@@jerryhunter5263 yeah you’d be part of the problem.
More power to you.
@@jerryhunter5263 idiot
Sexist?
That's a criminal offense. He will have to be charged. Giving a 58-year-old man a concussion in an assault is not an offense of student discipline and suspension. It has to go outside.
Exactly. The ref should also sue. This is his second time hitting a ref. Oh and he’s allowed to wrestle days after this incident. Gross. This kid needs Marine Corps bootcamp. That’ll set him right.
@@Hunter_DrummerWhy would we want to give a gun to a kid who has no impulse control?
@@tommcadam9897exactly. No impulse control. No respect for anyone.
He got bagged for selling coke last year during his trial for this.
Military will not take him in non wartime. @@Hunter_Drummer
Hang in there, taxpayers. You will ultimately end up supporting this clown for life.
Can't he be deported?
NAH, WE DON’T PAY STATE TAXES IN THAT STATE.
He's already been arrested for dealing cocaine.
@@Cool1ForYou not while a puppet is in charge
@@mini_mozzer: SO WHO IS THE PUPPET ?
SLEEPY JOE ?
THE SUPERINTENDENT ?
THE COACH ?
The principal was weak in her judgement. He should have been expelled after the soccer incident.
He should have been barred from all sports activities in all 3 sports he was involved with
It seems like they really wanted to win that wrestling tournament since just three days later he was allowed to participate even after two acts of violence against officials. She should have been terminated right there at the Zoom call.
In Ontario high schools, if you're suspended from one activity, you're suspended automatically from every other activity for the remainder of the school year. Not negotiable. This pretty much stopped all of the fighting during high school hockey season.
That’s women in a nutshell
@@silntstl : What were the "two acts of violence against officials" prior to the wrestling tournament?
He didn’t “ tackle” an official,he assaulted him.
yeah it was a blindside hit, like the cowardly turd that he is.
no... it's on a football field. he tackled him.
@@smokingasteroidNo, it was way outside the scope of the game, so it was obviously an assault and nothing less.
He was caught with drugs in 2022 and is facing a felony possession charge. He's now also facing charges for the 2020 referee shove, according to the court records.
@@hannotn it's called an adjective dumb mf
That was not a tackle...it was an assault.
was a clean tackle to me
@@ammoliquejohnson4226degenerate 🤡
Are you serious? Since when do players tackle Refs??
@@spaceace1006 since when do players not dream of tackling refs ?
@ammoliquejohnson4226 He hit sticked him
Duron was arrested and charged with the manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance, which is listed as a felony. He’s currently booked in Hidalgo County Jail on a $50 thousand bond. That is from this year, 2022.
He also is currently attending some MTI prep in Gainsville. Never heard of them,
Possession of cocaine.
His position on Bubba’s team in jail is “tight end”.
@@YowzaBowzaWowzaYet he'll finish as a Wide Receiver 😅
@@chriso5374: Ha! Ha!
It’s like he didn’t understand what “unsportsmanlike conduct” means. No college team will take on a discipline case-he’s done!
BS, in merica he will be a top ten pic
Right, the world needs ditch diggers and garbage men. This kid has a bright future there.
@@user-zj3xl4nk1gwell u guess you were wrong 😂… this was 2 years ago genius
He may already be in the pen by now.
He's gotten his way by using bullying tactics. He has figured out that you can't do people like that.
They allow him to take part in a wrestling competition a few days later, but still penalise his football team mates. Which shows he paid no thought to his teammates.
That was a mistake , it has most likely been addressed , He's not on any high school sports team at all.
@@troyb.4101Yeah,NOW.
I went back to college in my late 20s to be a teacher. Student teaching was as far as i got. Twice, i called out a starter on the basketball team for cheating. Wealthy family, grandfather a former mayor, etc. This was 1993, and NOTHING happened to him. Zero consequences because the basketball coach " needed" him. I found another career. Imagine what goes on today?
That's what happens when districts put too much money into sports and not enough into discipline and educational reputation.
@@poohsplaylist4913
Welcome to East Texas! That was lowly basketball. Imagine what goes on in the big sports collectives known as Texas High School football programs.
Highschool education is a joke. Who cares if the kid cheats on a test? Life isn't fair and sometimes you gotta cut corners to keep up.
@stopthecrazyguy9948 cry about it now and embrace it when you grow up. Highschool doesn't matter one bit.
The coaches knew he was a loose canon and allowed it because he was a good player! Definitely agree that he was probably a bully at school
If you Play as a Team, you Get Punished as a Team....Learn Responsibility......Your actions don't just effect yourself.
Exactly.
that hit to the ref had nothing to do with it being a team sport
Yeah I am sure that offensive line player who is sitting on the bench waiting to get back on the field needs to learn a lesson here right?? Thats so dumb !
@@keefersmotherland1308And your point is?
@@gopherstate777 that the whole team shouldnt be punished for the one idiot that attacked a ref ... or was that not obvious ??
This behavior didn't happen over night. I got $100 says this kid been acting like this ( being a bully) all his life. All that athletes getting away with 💩 is over. Good job mom and dad you must be so proud of your felon to be.
Give it a few more months & he'll make the news again, leading the police in a high speed chase.
A current felon now
I bet the "geeks" & "nerds" were happy that this THUG was finally held accountable for something!!!
Bullying is screwing over a team as a ref, who aren’t held accountable for STUPID in game calls ever
He’s a felon now he just got arrested for cocaine possession not too long ago
If the boys on the football team had any balls, they take Emmanual behind the bleachers and give him an attitude adjustment.
😂😂😂 love it! Thats old school locker room conversation as we called it. Now days it would be a hate crime. Just sayin.
I'm pretty sure that's how he got that way to begin with.
Lmao
He's probably an overgrown kid at his school 😆 that's why he signed up in every sport and was knocking out referees.
Back in the 70s when I played HS Football if one of our players even back talked an official we were not allowed to play the next game AND spent all week running the track during practice. Then on Friday afternoon, the offender had to wash all the team shoes! This was just for back-talking a ref! If #88 was on my team and his actions got us suspended trust me, the next morning after this #88 would find himself black and blue from the beatings he would have got that night! Knowing our county sheriff at the time he would also be seeing the inside of our jail! In the south football is a religion! Hitting a ref like that is something even jail inmates would have beat him for!
Out of character? He displayed the essence his character for all to see.
Especially considering he'd done it before, and later went on to be arrested for dealing coke.
He apologized if anyone was *offended* by what they saw on the video, NOT for his own despicable actions. This troubled kid needs therapy ... something, to show to himself that he has serious emotional problems, and how to deal with them. This is how some kids are brought up now -- no personal responsibility, no consequences, no self-discipline, instant gratification, a sense of entitilement ...
And most importantly, a complete lack of respect for any authority figure.
He's currently in jail on drug charges
I hate legal team-worded apologies. It should read, "I'm a big schmuck, and I deserve to rot in jail".
Therapy my @$$. He needs Time in prison. Change his position on the team from tight end to center, or receiver...
He'll just be another wide receiver in prison.
The school should be held responsible for allowing him to wrestle after the soccer and football incidents. Totally over the line.
he probably was good. the only reason why people play in high school
He wrestled after the Soccer incident and before the football incident. Listen better next time moron.
He was allowed to wrestle days after the soccer incident. Apparenly there was no misbehavior during the wresgling matches. The football incident was 3rd sport 2nd incident.
If I was the referee I’d name her personally in a lawsuit.
for sure
He did it to himself no one else to blame but him
Yeah but they are blaming everyone that’s wrong
@@josephcappella4628 well, seeing as how the coach and athletic department enabled him, the blame belongs there.
@@pasques exactly, you have to control your players, thats coaching, when teammates saw him losing his cool, ya grab the punk and hold on to him, ya know the guy. but when he was ejected, thats when a member or members of the coaching staff are on him, calming him down and straightening him out, then a coach escorts him off the field and to the locker room, especially a known hothead. the teammates and coaches are culpable as well, it sucks, but it was preventable, and that was their choice to do nothing. probation good. now guys learn to handle things differently next time.
Exactly
SO WHY PUNISH THE OTHER PLAYERS?
UIL SHOULD PUNISH THEMSELVES FOR LETTING HIM GET AWAY WITH THE SOCCER INCIDENT….1TIME AND IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A WRAP FOR HIM
@@mrgoodnight2471 in team sports the whole team gets punished. Always been like this.
This school board just sent a huge message to every other highschool football team in the USA. This type of criminal activity while playing a football game will result in the suspension of the entire team. I f this resulted in death imagine the lawsuits this school district would be facing today. This school board did exactly the right thing in the suspension of the team . A lesson for any one else even thinking of doing this should see the results here.
5-10 years in prison would not be an inappropriate punishment for that gang banger in training.
UIL is all Texas High School sports. Edinburg is this school only. Edinburg only suspended itself for 1 year. UIL dropped a bigger hammer.
What could the coach, the team, or the school do to prevent this in the first place? Use magical powers to put a forcefield in front of the ref? The suspension of the entire team was not a good call. And if it's legal matters that suggest it's logical to sue anyone other than the attacker, then it's the law's fault for being fundamentally incompetent. No one other than the football player should be punished.
@@andrew2377 No, this was the right decision. This was not only a liability issue, but the school and the district has to send a message that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated. This is a TEAM sport. Since the young man committed an assault as a member of the team, the entire team must suffer the consequences. No way around it. If you still have issues, then you need to reread Troy B.’s comment in this thread, until you finally understand why. Should not be too hard to figure out for yourself.
@@andrew2377exactly
Operating on emotion never ends well.
In all reality he could have severely hurt the ref, possibly paralyze him. He is lucky the ref is ok, could have been way worse
Did you hear what the ref called him right before this happened?
@@davidnelson7719 what did he say?
@@levi-wd7qn Something about your mom. You heard that right... he was talking about YugenToki's mom. Crazy coincidence.
@@davidnelson7719 doesn't matter what anyone says...violence will always be prosecuted.
@@popcorn9791 Except when it isn't! I love people like you, it makes everything on this earth easier for anyone with an ounce of common sense!
It was time that UIL took a more serious stand in this matter.
AGREED!!! Society is sick and tired of governance boards FAILING to take instances like this seriously .....which likely explains why today's society appears so screwed up.
"suspends" him... why isn't he in jail. He's a violent thug.
Why..........? "Viva la raza"
You’re a cornball
@@death2pche assaulted the ref, what do you mean why? You one of this POS parents?
yeah... love the rest of the football team backing him up. People, you let this kid with anger management issues on your team. You made that decision. Now you get to own it.
I don't see them as backing him up as much as protesting the decision to disqualify the team from the playoffs.
They didn't "back him up" .. They didn't want to be punished for what he did. Edinburgh Football was removed from the playoffs because of this incident.
It seems like a few of these people are making excuses for their decision to allow this kid to continue to play sports for the school even though he demonstrated his inability to control himself.
Especially the sport coaches are to be blamed, if they put a loaded gun out on the field, even after another incident in a soccer game. These people have to be punished too!
And the school principal talking about "giving an opportunity to kids" is trying to cover up with "the best intentions". I hate people not taking responsibilty!
Some "expert" is going to recommend a "one week anger management course", get paid $20,000 for this recommendation, and walk away.
What were they thinking, that is jumping from fry pan to fire.
Selfish punk. He is gonna have a hard life ahead of him.
Yeh, in prison.
What a punk, picking on old men!!!!!😠
He will be a proud Republican.
You mean democrat. He's a democrat for sure. His family are all registered democrats.@@user-fz1ut1mj2k
@@user-fz1ut1mj2kactually quite the opposite. He’ll be one of those loser people in and out of jail that will rely on handouts his entire life. The left enables people like him. Just look at NY. Good try though pal 🤗
That young man is dangerous
He's not a man, not at all.
He did this kind of thing before, on the soccer team, and the wrestling team... but they still let him play football?
Nobody (coaches, the principal, league officials) said or did anything about it, to nip it in the bud?
SMH
The ref should sue the school for letting him play in anything after the first time he did it.
Mommy never told him, NO.
Dad aint tell him no ether thats a big problem smmfh
Look to his parents for the source of this lack of emotional control. Just wait and see what happens when he gets pulled over by the police in a couple years....
He'll PR0BABLY Will "C0MMIT SUICIDE VIA LEAD P0IS0NING"!
Anybody see Aaron Hernandez in the making here? The writing's on the wall.
He's headed for a life of incarnation. His actions show him to be a society.
Please get a dictionary and look up the word "incarnation". Also, he is not a "society". He's a menace to society.
it isn't fair to all the other players but they are supposedly a team. one goes they all go. don't be mad at the UIL for 2 year probation, be mad at the jerk who caused the problem
Well said - fair doesn't exist in the real world.
Exactly. Just like my community. We’re a community. One crazed guy goes out and hurts a child we should all pay. The whole community should be punished. After all we’re a team of individuals. Or how about my church. We’re all a family. So one person screws up we all should pay. The whole church.
This mind thought is wrong. We might be a team, but everyone can’t be liable for what someone else does. We each should have accountability for our actions. The other team player did try to stop him if you watch the footage. Next thing you know, this liberal country will try to do something like make all healthy people wear a mask because someone else is unhealthy. This is the same indoctrination of mind as saying one is guilty until proven innocent.
Unfortunately, your statment holds water. How ever if a player is acting like this and the so called team never corrected him 🤔
1 they were ok with it
2 didn't have the backing of coaching staff
3 🍑ussy
@@eichornenterprises
Not true. Adam and Eve messed up and we're still paying, and we weren't even alive.
How's that working out?
@@KLP99 thats not how it's written.
Interesting how once again everyone will turn a blind eye to a headcase, I mean athlete because you want a title. When will we learn from our pass mistakes
* passed
our passed mistakes
..."past" mistakes. Basic English grammar.
I realize this story is two years old now, but this is high school level for heaven's sake. School administrative staff and coaching staff should have taken this issue much more seriously. They were doing the kid (and the kids he's playing with/against) no favours by allowing him to play.
I think it’s easy to predict jail time in this kid’s future as an adult. He hurt his entire team!!! 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Kids got a problem. Some day it may cost someone their life?
Texas don't mess around!
Yes he does and this boy needs help. Anger is fuel that burns quickly and is very dangerous if not controlled. Your right he will kill someone if this is not addressed by his parents, coaches, someone.
Thanks for replying.
May cost him his own life.
Why would you wear a mask in a zoom meeting if you’re by yourself?
Because that person is a follower just like everyone else today
Political theatre
So you don't infect the room , microphone, or anyone else that comes
Into the room. They may have some sense as well.
I like to call them real life bots, they are easy to program and do what everyone tells them to do. Smh lol like a mask is going to save you 🤣
They've been well programmed and conditioned to be afraid of everything. Imagine how easy it will be for people to comply when Fauci tells everyone that the best defense against COVID is to hand over your guns and amputate you right arm!
He will be in and out of jail all his life.
So what's the epilogue? Is it true the player was arrested a year or two later on a drug charge? What happened to the ref? Did he press charges/file suit? Was there any civil consequences for the player?
That was his best play the whole game.
Blind siding an old man 🤦🏽♂️
He suck
What?
If a team can ride on a star player to the top then a team has to ride a star player to the bottom or it wasn't a team in the first place... Reality
Kids had a little sense back when I was a kid. We didn't like a lot of adults but didn't attack them either.
Kick out high school, assault. Charges red to be filed.
What is this school doing,????😮😮😮😮
one word JAIL
Alcatraz
After he mangles a few people he runs into.....
6 months in JAIL and no chance to every play sports academically.
The kid is a criminal
He should be prosecuted that is it Period!!!!! I would love to hear the lying defense attorney!!!
Forget having a football career,there is always barber school.
Is that what you did?
I wouldn't trust him = he likely will become - or is - a career criminal.
@@oscarjonesxxx2893 That is some interesting math. I think you are giving yourself too much credit.
@West Coast Warlord998 I would trust him with TWO pairs of scissors
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If HC Escobar would have been there that wouldnt have happen
Play as a team , win as a team , lose as a team and pay the consequences as a team . You kept the cancer around and look what happened.
He obviously wasn’t a cancer before this. This would be like if every patriots player got punished after Hernandez killed someone
@@gagejernigan5277 you obviously did not listen to the entire video. This wasn't the first time they had issues with him .
@@jonathananderson5788 yep 👍
this was too lenient for such an outrageous event. This event does NOT become something "not discussed". for EVERY day of the probation, that entire team and SPECIFIC player should be reminded of his selfish action costing the team. Otherwise, all the boy did was advertise his aggression to colleges that can teach him how to keep it under control.
A 3 day suspension from school....gee that will get sure his attention!! How about loss of any scholarship or recruiting possibility. How about criminal charges as a result of the assault.
He's been arrested. Hopefully he does a little time .
File suit against the school
Obviously this starts in the home. Parents or in some cases a Parent needs to hold their kids accountable from when they are young so they know their actions have consequences.
It's funny, when an average citizen does something like this, they receive felony assault charges, but when it's an athlete, they get suspended for a couple of games.
You play like a team you go down as a team!
Kid is going to be doing the perp walk for some time... until he kills someone.
This is unbelievable. when will be hand out some serious punishment !
Best part about the principles explanation is the fact that she’s wearing a mask on a damn zoom call.
1. *Principal
2. You don't know who else is in her proximity....
@TheLite0003 she’s not my pal
He was found with illegal substances sleeping in a car in 2022 and in 2023 was arrested for assaulting a women for ending a relationship with him. His life is completely ruined.
We all remember "that guy" from high school.
How many former victims are saying "finally".
The decisions these schools make are mind blowing. They wait until this crap escalates.
Make an example of him and his behavior. No more high school football and college football.
Even if he got no other punishment, he made himself un-recruitable for any university in Division One, or even Division Two. There are many athletes who are just as good, and don’t have anger issues. Road Rage anybody?
Well damn they acting like the NCAA . He going to be gone. And the school still going to pay the price for his mistakes
You're a simpleton idiot. How you would like this a-hole as a drunken adult living next to you? That probation is a slap on the wrist, they are not banned for playing sports or the postseason...
What a ridiculous decision of the school to let him wrestle.
pipe down shawty everyone deserves a second chance
@@ammoliquejohnson4226this was his second chance you not listen to the vid or sum?
@@Walker-ow7vj i did but oh well
His parents must be soooo proud of him
The parents had to have had some idea that their son was having some anger issues. That just doesn't appear one day. All. Although maybe they were providing additional services to him that we are not aware of. So I hope that no one believes that I am blaming these parents because I am in no way blaming these parents
The entire school's athletic programs should be suspended & the coach & principle should be fired for the simple fact that they still let him wrestle after the fact.
Maybe the AD was threatened to get "tacked" in the parking lot if he didn't allow him to "compete"...
In the ideal world, he was kicked off the high school football team, ending his football career and any hopes he had of going to college, except McDonald's University.
Duron thinking to himself: "So, how can I make sure to really stand out and let the scouts see what I can do?"
You may be quite correct. They will be looking at the "fire in his belly" as the reason to draft him. Hopefully, the existing pros would NOT look kindly on this kind of jerk and put a little extra effort in putting him on his back at every opportunity.
Players with his abilities are a dime a dozen. His pathetic attitude will keep him from going to any college or professional team.
Duron thinking to himself: "That ref deserved everything he got and more. Why does everyone always pick on me? I Didn't Do Anything".
He’s gonna end up behind bars in the future unless he collects his thoughts and actions after this. Christ will calm him if he accepts him.
He’s already behind bars on a felony charge of make and disturbing a controlled substance. With a $50,000 bond. That didn’t take long, he graduated to the big house.
Perfect example of what happens with head case kids and when parents are to busy doing everything but raise their own kids. The kid,not man, should be charged accordingly and never play sports again!!!!!!!!!!
Interested to find out if the ref happened to sue the players family, school district, or any other entity that has to do with his officiating?
Thousands??no millions have seen him lol.
The punk will be in prison eventually.....and not soon enough.
When I was in junior high, any student who participated in any extracurricular activity, even band or science fair, had to take a slip around to every teacher, and their parents every Monday, and turn it in to their coach or band teacher, etc. It evaluated the student for: citizenship, i.e. bullying, treating everyone with dignity honor and respect, etc.; Academic Participation, did you raise your hand in class, and participate in discussions; and, Academic Progress, were you turning in the homework and doing required readings. And did you have C or better?
Any citizenship dings, or any dings from your parents, and you were ineligible for competition that week. A total of three dings, and you were ineligible for the week. The coaches and administration were very serious about it. And the coaches would punish you with extra exercises, and give you readings on citizenship and manners with written tests if you got a citizenship ding.
That school District was the only one I ever made the honor role. I was that really bright kid who aced every quiz or test without ever doing the homework. So, I generally got a C or a B, in al my classes. the first time I got dinged for academic progress, I had to go to a mandatory study hall before and after school, taught by the vice principal. He had the weekly course syllabus for every class in the school. He knew exactly what you were suppose to be reading and what homework you were supposed to turn in. and, he made sure I did all of it, and he would take it from me and turn it in. Consequently I made very good academic progress and had a 3.9-gpa. I was short one shop project one semester. We were supposed to build a project tote, 10X14X8-inches to keep our projects in our lockers when we weren’t in the shop. Everybody else mad very simple joints and whipped theirs out. I mad mine with dovetailed corners, and a sliding dovetailed bottom. Far more durable and elegant, but also far more time consuming.
I come from Texas. Born and raised here. Sports players get a pass on everything. We have multiple $100 million dollar high school football fields all over the state. We don’t spend our taxes on education. We spend it on sports. It’s big money. So the players get away with pretty much everything. If this kid hadn’t done this on the field with so many people filming, if he had attacked the guy in the parking lot, he would have walked.
This same kid was arrested last March, asleep in a car with 6 grams of cocaine on him. Truly shocking.
I have a feeling his next uniform is going to have TDCJ stamped on it.
I do feel sorry for his teammates who are all being punished for his actions.
Why? They support this behavior. He felt comfortable acting this way based on the culture. And had did it in every other sport he played so everyone knew and accepted this. The entire school athletic program should be suspended for 10 years.
GOOD!!!!!!!.......
He needs to go to jail so he can see how tough he is there. I bet not too to tough. You also need to suspend Yesenia Molina for letting him play after he had already attacked a soccer official.
So, three years after this incident, which prison is he in? State, or federal?
Actions like these should have Severe consequences. Back in my day, that would be career ending for said person. Also, the rest of the team shouldn't be penalized. Penalize the player, not the team.
Well, he's gonna end up selling women's shoes now.
The real life Al Bundy
Lol
Was there enough people on that zoom video court?
Should have been immediately arrested and booked for an assault and battery.
This guy is a hot head and needs lots of counseling(jail time too) before he goes way over the top to hard core violence. I disagree with punishing other sports teams from this school for the sole act of one person's stupidity. Why punish all the other kids of this school?
"Faron Ray" ...how do you know the people responsible for ANY and ALL issues like this, are not just as guilty for failing to do their jobs? It is the responsibility of ALL the leaders and teachers in this school to teach ALL students HOW TO CONDUCT THEMSELVES. Yes, this is ONE student, BUT, he has had previous run-ins WHICH THE LEADERSHIP DID NOT ADDRESS ....HENCE PUTTING THE WHOLE SCHOOL IN A VERY BAD LIGHT.
This level of "punishment", as you put it, WILL HAVE SOME MEANING TO EVERYONE ELSE AT THIS SCHOOL ....unlike the typical "sugar-coating" that now takes place throughout society when people break the law .....as is so common-place in today's society.
Punish all teams because every coach is responsible for conduct of all students. He attacked a ref at a soccer game and now football! Send the message to every high school in America that if you attack anyone as a student athlete, you all the coaches and every other athlete will pay the consequences for your actions.
I am a retired Football ref. I know this kind of thug. The school coaches and admin recognize these idiots, but in order to win, they blink. No place in any sport for unsportspersonship
Imagine your life, sitting alone in your office, wearing a mask, in 2023.
3 day suspension? Counseling? Not expelled? No wonder the kids have to concern for consequences. Outrageous!
"How much is a man supposed to take?" Edinburg hockey Coach Reggie Dunlop.
The police should have arrested him on the spot. This is the last time I want to hear about that kid.
There's a skewed sense of justice by attributing one person's violent behavior to an entire school program. I believe punishing the whole team, coaches and school is just plain wrong. South Texas officials are brutal and take their football way too serious.
It's not wrong. there's a pattern of bad decisions and bad actions here. This sends a message to this school and others; F around, find out.
@@robk1310 I can see that kind of justice happening at a military boot camp but high school football ? Really ? Why should innocent folks be blamed for someone else's criminal behavior. That's just plain stupid and counterproductive. It discourages the good folks and actually fosters anti - authority sentiment.
How about assault with the intent to injure? This clown needs to formally charged and, if convicted, do jail time. Playing football is not an exemption from criminal acts.
She says Kids? More like a wild animal
Never noticed until how the coach running beside him on the field made no effort to stop him until after he hit the official
Yeah, it looks like the coach and the other player running alongside him were in favor of it.
The funniest thing here was the dummies wearing masks on a video chat.
I thought that was funny too!😊.
What was the final outcome for the player legal wise?
I have seen this type of attitude by High School players in my area and it is ALL because of the Coaching Staff. The Coach at our Local High School had even gone as far as to tell the Players they did not have to LISTEN to any thing their Parents told them to do anymore, as he was there new Parent and in charge of their lives. This so-called coach even Bailed a Player out of JAIL when he was arrested for Breaking and Entering at a Home and Violence against a SENIOR with out informing the Players PARENTS that their son had even been arrested with the Player being one of his so-called STARS. This same Coach backed a group of students and players that attacked the bus of a visiting team because they did not like a CALL during a Game that was questionable. The Coach was FIRED and he still ended up at the other end of the state COACHING at another HIGH SCHOOL.