BYU/Davies: Mekeli Wesley reaches out in empathy

Published: Wednesday, March 9 2011 9:30 a.m. MST

Summary

Media coverage of Brigham Young University, its men's basketball team, suspended center Brandon Davies and the BYU honor code entered its second week at nearly full-steam, fueled by the questions shadowing the Cougars as they begin postseason play, by ongoing global commentary on the university's actions and by Davies' presence on the Marriott Center bench during Saturday's regular-season finale against Wyoming.

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Springville, Utah

Nice of Wesley to lend a hand and heart. Good job.

Davies has to know that he is loved. No question about that if you were at Saturday's game. God bless all of us...we're all sinners.

11:29 a.m. March 8, 2011
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Cats

Somewhere in Time, UT

Dear DRay: Actually, we don't really know what the honor code violation was. We all know what we think it was(and we're probably right) but neither the school nor Brandon has announced what it was. So we can't make the assumption that there is More..

12:35 p.m. March 8, 2011
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Idaho guy

Meridian, ID

Wasn't even aware that Mekeli Wesley had a honor code violation. Knew he was a stand up guy and a great bball player. Wish his brother Tai had come to BYU. Can't wait to see Davies back in uniform in the future. Go Cougs! Jimmer!

11:15 a.m. March 8, 2011
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