Mississippi State getting hammered by fans on Twitter
Mississippi State released a statement on the one-game suspension of five-star defensive end Jeffery Simmons on Thursday. Many on Twitter weren’t pleased with the result.
Check out some of the reactions below:
https://twitter.com/AlexMcDaniel/status/738470492131217412
Jeffery Simmons got a one game suspension for punching a woman? Terrible. I guess you can get away with stuff like that if you're a 5-star.
— Chris Kirschner (@ChrisKirschner) June 2, 2016
CAN'T BELIEVE @HailStateFB letting Jeffery Simmons play for them. Watched video of him brutally beating a female down. TERRIBLE @HailState !
— Blake Hoagland (@BlakeHoagland) June 2, 2016
https://twitter.com/CFBupdate/status/738471871293751296
So, that seems like a pretty light statement by MSU on Jeffery Simmons. One whole game. For repeatedly hitting a woman. Okey dokey, then…
— Sam R. Hall (@samrhall) June 2, 2016
Absolutely despicable that Mississippi State would allow Jeffery Simmons to enroll https://t.co/lqLyl0l4m5
— Barrett Sallee ?? (@BarrettSallee) June 2, 2016
This is how I know people at Mississippi State didn't watch the Jeffery Simmons video. pic.twitter.com/FzUmNoGEF5
— Troy Machir (@TroyMachir) June 2, 2016
look at the story of Jeffery Simmons admitted to Missisippi state. Just more of the big time affect of the all mighty fball $.
— bill webb (@cftyuik) June 2, 2016
Shouldn't be school's choice. Should be SEC policy. Or NCAA policy. Guilty of this? Can't play. Not even tough call. https://t.co/mCwNEcb1UE
— Chris Wright (@CWrightSDS) June 2, 2016
Looks like I had a much bigger problem with that video than the Mississippi State coaching staff.
— Chris Wright (@CWrightSDS) June 2, 2016
Would Jeffery Simmons have been allowed to enroll at Miss. State as a common student instead of a FB player?
I think we all know the answer
— Matt Michaels (@MattAndAMic) June 2, 2016
"Miss St. failed in a huge way & failed to send a message to women that we will protect & value you" @RachelBaribeau pic.twitter.com/AkLMOY3k42
— Paul Finebaum (@finebaum) June 2, 2016
