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On Friday afternoon, Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon addressed the media following the release of the footage in which he’s seen punching a woman named Amelia Molitor.
The incident took place during Mixon’s freshman year in 2014. He was suspended for the entire season as a result. Video of the act didn’t get released publicly until just a few days ago.
Head coach Bob Stoops made these recent comments as it pertained to Mixon. Two days later, it was Mixon’s turn to address the video:
Joe Mixon: "I'm here to apologize. It's never OK to retaliate and hit a woman."
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 23, 2016
Joe Mixon: "I'm here to apologize to Ms. Molitor (the woman he punched). I ask for your forgiveness.. I let a lot of people down."
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 23, 2016
Mixon: It really doesn't matter what she did, it's all on me. I take full responsibility for what I did. It's never OK to hit a woman. Never
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 23, 2016
Joe Mixon: "I'm not worried about the NFL right now. I'm totally committed to this team. I haven't made (an NFL)… https://t.co/N5AzgOyOH0
— Jake Trotter (@Jake_Trotter) December 23, 2016
Mixon says that he hasn't made a decision on the NFL and is focused on Jan. 2 vs. Auburn.
Bob Stoops will let him play, too. Because OU.
— Barrett Sallee ?? (@BarrettSallee) December 23, 2016
Joe Mixon said he's "definitely" willing to speak to Domestic Violence advocacy groups as well as to kids to learn from his mistakes.
— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) December 23, 2016
Mixon: “It was a frustration deal … first ticket you ever got. Should have taken the ticket, smiled and walked away.” re parking attendant
— Dennis Dodd (@dennisdoddcbs) December 23, 2016
"It haunts me to this day. If I could take it all back I would." – Sooners' Joe Mixon speaks for 1st time since video was released #LIVEonSC pic.twitter.com/3Pav2nUo1A
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 23, 2016
