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Might Be Looking To Replace Brock Landers For Halloween Weekend

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Pavy
Well if you can prove is true I will buy it. You brought up the story here. I didn't so it's your job to convince me upon any reasonable doubt is true. And right now your story has more holes than a colander.
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Really? What are the holes?

It's not a story.

I'll just make a vid of the texts with the dates, that will do it.
 
Sorry Pavy, I don't have a screenshot on my computer of Brock's losses at the Greek.

Muddy is right. It's not like Brock losing a bunch of money and hiding his gambling from his family, then them finding out and almost getting divorced over it is really that big of a surprise to most here. I hope he stays away from gambling and it works out for him and his family.
 
Just got an outside opinion of Brock. Blame the wife.



From: Nicole
Sent: October 5, 2010 3:24 PM
To: MacDonald, Jason
Subject: RE:


This just happened again? His wife has serious issues too. I would have left that guy in the gutter A LONG time ago.



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From: MacDonald, Jason
Sent: October 5, 2010 3:20 PM
To: Nicole
Subject: RE:


Man, this guy is something else.

Okay, here is exaclty what happened to Brock Landers, as far as I know.

Earlier this year Brock used SBR points to get an account started at the Greek. He had a great run in college basketball this year. I don't know what he hit, but it really was a high percentage. He was up BIG. In real dollars now, not points. Then basball season came. And, the grind of gambling every day eventually drained his account. So he borrowed some money from people at work. I don't know how much. He used this money to try and get what he had already lost back. It didn't work. He lost their money as well and took out a car title loan, and also wrote some bad checks, one from the Credit Union-and that account he already closed. Also some more checks that he knew he didn't have the funds to cover. I believe if he can't fix this with the banks he could go to jail. He asked me for a loan of $1,600 before he went on his Washington/New York vacation. I told him I couldn't do it. While on vacation with his family he kept gambling. I tried to keep him aflot with a CFB winner here and there but he played too many games and too many parlays, and favorites, he loves favorites. Sunday NFL football was the nail in the coffin. The Tennessee loss to Denver sealed the deal. He was bust, more than bust, and he sent me a text saying he wouldn't be in Champaign for the football game. He was crying a little and I tried to be there for the guy, I could tell it was a rough time. I told him to try to patch it up with his wife any way he could. Then he said he was still paying off the mortgage from his paycheck and his Dad was going to be really pissed when they came back from vacation especially since the only way he could cash his 401K out was to quit his job. Luckily his wife took him back and though he is not allowed to gamble and probably isn't even allowed to look at his own paycheck anymore, one has to wonder...will Brock Landers be back? Time will tell.



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From: Nicole
Sent: October 5, 2010 3:17 PM
To: MacDonald, Jason
Subject: RE:


Yes



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From: MacDonald, Jason
Sent: October 5, 2010 3:14 PM
To: Nicole
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Do you remember Brock Landers?
 
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