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Wake Forest's own Tommy Elrod caught leaking football information to other teams

WFU1977 said:
Forgiveness is generally not offered unconditionally. The offending party is obliged to offer genuine repentance (in this case apology) before forgiveness is offered. Let the POS issue a genuine apology for his delusional actions, and then my all means he can be forgiven. But because Elrod was so delusional in believing he was harmed and was justified in his vengeful behavior, I doubt he has changed at all, or come to grips with his actions, until he apologizes.
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Forgiveness usually follows contrition and atonement. That is the one who did wrong acknowledges that mistake, apologizes for it and does what he/she can to make things right, insofar as possible. Then comes forgiveness. If the person who did something chooses or refuses to acknowledge that the act was bad or had a bad outcome, then forgiveness doesn't really enter into the picture.
 
Deaconblue said:
Forgiveness usually follows contrition and atonement. That is the one who did wrong acknowledges that mistake, apologizes for it and does what he/she can to make things right, insofar as possible. Then comes forgiveness. If the person who did something chooses or refuses to acknowledge that the act was bad or had a bad outcome, then forgiveness doesn't really enter into the picture.
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Better said
 
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I'll forgive him when he shows remorse and I think he'll behave in the appropriate manner coaching a group of kids.
 
The benefits of forgiveness are given to the grantor. It allows them to release the negativity of thought and emotion associated with the offending and damaging person and action.
 
I bet Elrod has spun this in his own mind to the point where he thinks he was just talking shop with friends and didn't do anything wrong.
 
When is the IRS going to crack him for his gains betting on college football games he altered?
 
macktheknife said:
When is the IRS going to crack him for his gains betting on college football games he altered?
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That was my immediate thought when news broke out.
To betray your Alama Mater, employer etc that bad, you gotta have a gambling problem/disease
 
heard he was spotted at Old Town playing a round with Jeff Lassiter the other day.
 
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