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Brock and salk ask hard questions 5/4/2015
“Our organization has an in-depth understanding of Frank Clark’s situation and background,” Schneider told reporters in Renton after the second and third rounds on Friday. “We have done a ton of research on this young man. There hasn’t been one player in this draft that we have spent more time researching and scrutinizing more than Frank. That’s why we have provided Frank with this opportunity and are looking forward to him succeeding in our culture here in Seattle.”
Schneider, who was in Michigan for a scouting visit just days after the incident, said that based on the team’s investigation, he did not believe Clark hit his girlfriend. He said that domestic violence issues remained a deal-breaker with the organization when evaluating players.
Clark also denied striking his girlfriend Friday when he spoke to Seattle media after his selection, saying he was sorry for putting himself in a situation that led to his arrest and apologizing to the people affected.
“I believe I was wrong, and I am sorry,” Clark said in a conference call. “And the main reason why I am is because I put myself in the position where I shouldn’t have been. I’m not saying I did anything wrong as far as putting my hands on a woman, because the case played out how it did, and I’m sure it reflected that. … I don’t believe that no woman should ever, ever have to go through anything like it, anything domestic. I don’t think that … anyone should put their hands on a woman.”
Full article
http://blog.seattlepi.com/football/2015 ... 32660101=0
READ IT And WEEP HATERS
Brock and salk ask hard questions 5/4/2015
“Our organization has an in-depth understanding of Frank Clark’s situation and background,” Schneider told reporters in Renton after the second and third rounds on Friday. “We have done a ton of research on this young man. There hasn’t been one player in this draft that we have spent more time researching and scrutinizing more than Frank. That’s why we have provided Frank with this opportunity and are looking forward to him succeeding in our culture here in Seattle.”
Schneider, who was in Michigan for a scouting visit just days after the incident, said that based on the team’s investigation, he did not believe Clark hit his girlfriend. He said that domestic violence issues remained a deal-breaker with the organization when evaluating players.
Clark also denied striking his girlfriend Friday when he spoke to Seattle media after his selection, saying he was sorry for putting himself in a situation that led to his arrest and apologizing to the people affected.
“I believe I was wrong, and I am sorry,” Clark said in a conference call. “And the main reason why I am is because I put myself in the position where I shouldn’t have been. I’m not saying I did anything wrong as far as putting my hands on a woman, because the case played out how it did, and I’m sure it reflected that. … I don’t believe that no woman should ever, ever have to go through anything like it, anything domestic. I don’t think that … anyone should put their hands on a woman.”
Full article
http://blog.seattlepi.com/football/2015 ... 32660101=0
READ IT And WEEP HATERS