I think this poster is either not DGL’s mom, or is actually posting substantial lies about the situation. In either case, it is not worth much more attention, unless you have some time and some popcorn.
I'm in the Boy Scouts. We sell lots of popcorn. Sure it's way over priced. But you want to send a kid to camp so they don't post here, right?
Based on previous posts, and a little computer research, it was found that yes, this is her actual real person account. You can find the same type of language, accusations, and other mannerisms on an existing facebook account. Yes, I do other computer oriented things other than just posting here. It's actually, really her. or if it's not her, it's somebody who posts the exact same thoughts and has the same grammar, and typos, and philosophy of life on Facebook. She posts the same positive and also negative thoughts. This leads me to believe it's her.
and NO she is not a troll. she's just somebody that gets excited, and passionate, and is sometimes confused by the truth and reality. there are many people in the world that have very high expectations for their children, and then the reality sets in, and they don't become All Americans and they don't make it to the NBA. I knew a few personally who had that dream and expectation. they were living the dream, until reality shattered their dream.
check out my previous conversations with her in the archives, as I asked her what Brian actually said about her. her previous responses were interesting. and awesome reading material. she sometimes gets a little "excited". She doesn't like Brian and felt he lied to her. and she believes many others have lied to her as well. But she never did post what he supposedly said about her that she claimed was trying to smear her personally and negatively affect her son's chances of getting a scholarship.
She supposedly became very upset when her son decommitted from purdue, that Brian made a comment about the player overcoming his family background, and she felt Brian was saying things to other coaches in an effort to prevent her son from being able to get a scholarship elsewhere.
Now if you read all her comments made on facebook, about Illinois and how they treated her and the limo ride and everything they gave her, and the selfies they took together, it still seems odd to me that she claims to have never had any conversations with Painter. She sure had a lot of personal conversations and interaction with the Illinois coach. he's the sweetest little guy. she adores him. and he's going to make her son a star. and he knows how to treat a person with respect. I bring this up only because she has mentioned it multiple times at night and during the day. But that's her claim. I just find it odd.
I would advise her if a person smears a person publically in a sports forum or a public forum like Brian supposedly did "according to her', then that person probably said a lot more about that person and didn't post it on his forum.
I've never met her myself. Maybe I did. But if I did, I would sure remember her. Working in schools and Boy Scouts, and having a child who was active in high school and college sports, I've met a lot of interesting parents who had high expectations of their children. As a teacher, I could predict the future of many children. but their parents would never believe me. one child was a 3 sport star in junior high, but he wasn't smart. His parent thought he was going to be a star QB at Purdue or MLB or NBA all star. and then he went to high school at Lafayette Jeff and the reality set in. I'm not sure what he's doing today, or if he even graduated. it's a very sad the culture we live in today. Parents have very high dreams for their children and sports is going to be their ticket.
Looking back, My mom was just as crazy and proud and passionate about me. the lone difference is she said, education is going to be your ticket out of this trailer park. Instead of being some professional athlete, she thought I could be the next Perry Como or Tommy Smothers, or Jerry lewis or Billy Graham. I never became that famous singer my mom hoped I'd be. Moms are very passionate abut their children. at some point, the reality sets in. and sort of like politics, and purdue basketball fans, even if you are right, they will never believe you.
I'm glad Ivie made it into the NBA. but for every Ivie, there are 10 million other kids whose moms think they will make it too. some are lucky and used their athletics to get an education and get a job. Some are not so lucky. It's a tough job interacting with the parents after the reality sets in.