Here's the thing about ole' Johnny. He's 20. He hasn't been arrested for any of these recent issues. Wgaf if he's going out and partying, cavorting with celebrities and enjoying his fame.
If he was anything other than a heisman trophy winner, none of this would be noteworthy. I, for one, am glad to see a guy acting his age, not pushing a moral agenda, and basically just being a normal young dude in college.
No reason it should be addressed (by the team or the school) **unless** it bleeds over into the season and greatly affects his play.
I'm ing tired of the ultra-conservative, holier than thou, collective outlook that CFB, and, to a lesser extent, the NFL, have over their sport and their players.
Bottom line. If he doesn't get arrested and fulfills his duties to the team and the school, I don't give a , and nobody else should either.
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Tired of people acting like athletes should be boy scouts off the field. As long as he isn't breaking the law theres nothing wrong with having fun. The only thing I have a problem with is him not honoring his commitment to the Mannings at the camp...and that isn't reason enough to crucify him or 'raise red flags' about him tbh.
