On Wednesday, Notre Dame announced it established the Declan Drumm Sullivan Memorial Scholarship, assisting students in financial need who have also demonstrated Sullivan's traits. Fisher Hall will rally around Sullivan on Thursday night, the same way Lewis Hall -- home of Declan's sister, Gwyneth -- will with a private Mass exactly one year after his death.
demonstrating his traits? Falling from high level while trying to video tape a meaningless practice?
hate on ND if you must, but don't hate on the kid--RIP DDSDeyDurkie5;947013 wrote:demonstrating his traits? Falling from high level while trying to video tape a meaningless practice?
They didn't know declin existed until he died. Now they are making a scholarship to honor his "traits"...talk about bullshitvball10set;947017 wrote:hate on ND if you must, but don't hate on the kid--RIP DDS
I don't hate the kid at all, but I cannot stand how the university handled the situation. Yeah, they took "responsibility" for the event happening by keeping their jobs and levying out zero punishment to the negligent parties involved. The parents obviously didn't give a damn about their son because they were quietly paid a large sum of money to keep quiet and sweep the thing under the rug.vball10set;947017 wrote:hate on ND if you must, but don't hate on the kid--RIP DDS
Can't be anymore classless than negligently killing a child and getting away with it. It seems everyone outside of ND nation care for an innocent child, while those inside ND nation are quick to sweep it under the rug to protect their coach and their reputation.Tobias Fünke;947275 wrote:This is one of the most classless things I have ever seen.
No, because any other school would have fired their coach and AD for being incompetent and murdering an innocent child.Rotinaj;947992 wrote:If this happened at any school other than ND you would NEVER have brought it up. You need to learn 2 just stfu.
sleeper;947995 wrote:No, because any other school would have fired their coach and AD for being incompetent and murdering an innocent child.
if anything it's denard robinsonskiller_ewok;948127 wrote:And here I thought this thread was about Joe Bauserman's pass completions and attempts in a particular game this season.
Only if you count completions in the stands.killer_ewok;948127 wrote:And here I thought this thread was about Joe Bauserman's pass completions and attempts in a particular game this season.
You are giving him an awful lot of credit on the completion percentage there.killer_ewok;948127 wrote:And here I thought this thread was about Joe Bauserman's pass completions and attempts in a particular game this season.
killer_ewok;948127 wrote:And here I thought this thread was about Joe Bauserman's pass completions and attempts in a particular game this season.
FatHobbit;948149 wrote:Only if you count completions in the stands.
you guys beat me to it..hell, if JB was 10/27 against MSU we would've won the frickin' game!!!enigmaax;948187 wrote:You are giving him an awful lot of credit on the completion percentage there.
Repulsive and repugnant attempt to steer the conversation away from a true tragedy that could have been prevented or at least partly vindicated by the U of ND accepting full responsibility and firing its murderous coach.killer_ewok;948127 wrote:And here I thought this thread was about Joe Bauserman's pass completions and attempts in a particular game this season.
It should have been you, not Declan.Tiernan;948420 wrote:Repulsive and repugnant attempt to steer the conversation away from a true tragedy that could have been prevented or at least partly vindicated by the U of ND accepting full responsibility and firing its murderous coach.
Murdered? That's a pretty strong word. I don't think there was premeditaded intent to do Sullivan harm. Do I think there was negligence involved....yes. But murder? No.sleeper;947995 wrote:No, because any other school would have fired their coach and AD for being incompetent and murdering an innocent child.
Doesn't have to be pre-meditated to be murder.dwccrew;949032 wrote:Murdered? That's a pretty strong word. I don't think there was premeditaded intent to do Sullivan harm. Do I think there was negligence involved....yes. But murder? No.
sleeper;949191 wrote:Doesn't have to be pre-meditated to be murder.
I suppose if malice was a forethought than it is murder. They wanted to harm Sullivan then, is that what you are saying? I think you are confusing murder and homicide. You bethe crime of unlawfully killing a person especially with malice aforethought