Video shows punch thrown by FSU QB De'Andre Johnson

droski · Jul 14, 2015

when it comes to drunken fights in bars it's mostly women in my experience. behind closed doors who the hell knows.

InVolNerable · Jul 14, 2015

VolDad said: ↑

In 50% of the cases women were the perpetrators 70% of the time. Doesn't that equal 35% of the total?
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The other 50% considers both parties perpetrators since it's reciprocal.

I'm talking specifically about the cases of one-sided abuse. Which kind of goes against your original point of:

I would be willing to bet that there are a lot more men hitting women without the provocation of a punch than women hitting men.
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kidbourbon · Jul 15, 2015

VolDad said: ↑

What kind of women are you hanging with?

Females (76%) experienced more domestic violence victimizations than males (24%).

http://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=4984
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Just because their punches didn't hurt doesn't mean they weren't thrown.

kidbourbon · Jul 15, 2015

droski said: ↑

when it comes to drunken fights in bars it's mostly women in my experience. behind closed doors who the hell knows.
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When it comes to drunken fights at ratchet hip hop clubs it's a solid 90% women.

Not that I would ever go to a ratchet hip hop club. But if I did, and there were a fight, by God it would be started by a female.

zero-sum · Jul 16, 2015

FSU President John Thrasher's letter to Alumni and supporters

Dear Friends,

I want to report to you that I met with Head Football Coach Jimbo Fisher, the assistant coaches and the Florida State University football team this afternoon.

In light of recent off-field incidents, I reiterated to our players that they simply cannot put themselves in situations that reflect poor behavior or cause harm to others. They must remember that playing football for FSU is a privilege, not a right. The actions of a few have the capacity to do serious damage to the reputation of our entire university. I told them their coaches, the Athletics administration and I will do all we can to support them and help them learn the values we expect them to uphold. But they will be held accountable for their actions.

I also told the coaches what is expected of them. The administration will support them in their efforts to provide mentors, teach life skills and do whatever is needed to help our student-athletes be good students and good citizens. Coach Fisher and Athletics Director Stan Wilcox are developing a strong plan to help our student-athletes understand the consequences of poor behavior. As they move forward with that plan, I will continue to communicate with you regarding steps that will be taken. I will also invite professionals who deal with these matters to visit the team soon.

As I've said before, the vast majority of our student-athletes are good students and positive role models who contribute to their university and their communities. But the actions of a very few are tarnishing the reputation of our outstanding institution. We need to do better, and I want to assure you changes will be made to address these concerns.

There are so many incredible things happening at Florida State University in academics and athletics. That's a headline we'd all like to see.

Sincerely,

John Thrasher
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