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If Sherman went to Low APR U or University of Spoiled Children , wouldn't people here be pillorying him in a savage way for his interview?  Nobody would be considering how great a guy he might be off the field, would they?

What's odd is this whole "we've never walked in his shoes so we can't judge him" attitude sounds far more UC-like than Stanford-like.  Whatever happened to uncompromising standards?  Would Sherman have been admitted to Stanford if that post-game rant were part of his application?

There are many good people who do bad things, but just because people to a lot of good, we don't as a society let bad deeds go unpunished.  There many people in prison who have done many good things.

I was defending Winston's post-game interview against similar inane accusations. I just don't think this is a big deal either way.

Also, I've definitely previously posted that I'm ambivalent about him, but I think this reaction is seriously overblown.

[stupac2]

If Sherman went to Low APR U or University of Spoiled Children , wouldn't people here be pillorying him in a savage way for his interview?  Nobody would be considering how great a guy he might be off the field, would they?

What's odd is this whole "we've never walked in his shoes so we can't judge him" attitude sounds far more UC-like than Stanford-like.  Whatever happened to uncompromising standards?  Would Sherman have been admitted to Stanford if that post-game rant were part of his application?

There are many good people who do bad things, but just because people to a lot of good, we don't as a society let bad deeds go unpunished.  There many people in prison who have done many good things.

I was defending Winston's post-game interview against similar inane accusations. I just don't think this is a big deal either way.

Also, I've definitely previously posted that I'm ambivalent about him, but I think this reaction is seriously overblown.