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Originally Posted by jAZ
For the record, I am certain that he wasn't "locked in the room". I'm sure he was ordered to stay in the room in the way that any player is ordered to run stairs or do pushups. They can say no if they feel that they have to.
And again, what they had him doing is far easier on you than running for 3 hours, or anything else that might be "ordered".
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There was a guard placed outside this room so he couldn't leave.
The bottom line is that he should have been excused from practice, especially if he was already considered a lazy-ass that didn't care.
This is what happens when football coaches, drunk on the power of a $2 million dollar contract, put themselves above their players.