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This is going to be the biggest thread in the history of Syracusefan. Already at 9 pages.
I just wish it was for something happier.
It won't top the Rutgers thread.
This is going to be the biggest thread in the history of Syracusefan. Already at 9 pages.
I just wish it was for something happier.
Are they getting deleted? I have really only seen one bad take and that guy apologized.Honestly I’ve read other fans’ reactions on other message boards. And the worst takes I’ve read aren’t over there.
Was it not duke’s students who taunted the passing of an opposing players grandmother a few years ago? Maybe it was Arizona.
Some of you may think I’m being insincere but having a chance to digest all of this I recognize that my initial reaction was out of line and I’m sorry that this was even a small distraction in this thread. Hope we see JB on the court saturday and hope the players use this as extra motivation.
Hopefully opposing student sections will have more common sense and sensitivity than I did.
A lot of H0T Takes in this thread without any facts or info.
Talk of scholarships and lawsuits and we don’t even know why the victims vehicle was in the middle of the road or what his toxicology report is.
At this point just sounds like a tragic accident all the way around. I believe a judge would dismiss a suit.
I think technically speaking it could be against the law to abandon a vehicle on the highway and to be walking on a highway to begin with.
Was it not duke’s students who taunted the passing of an opposing players grandmother a few years ago? Maybe it was Arizona.
I think it was disputed, but there were rumors that the fans were taunting "How's your grandma?" - On an unrelated note, there has been a lot of talk about lawsuits over everything. From what I understand, there are a lot fewer frivolous lawsuits then we think. In this specific situation, there are a lot more facts waiting to come out so we are all wise to wait before jumping to conclusions over what happened and what will happen.
Are they getting deleted? I have really only seen one bad take and that guy apologized.
He’s in a tough spot. it’s a bad look if he coaches Saturday. Would create the impression that he isn’t affected by what happened.
Let’s get more information as it is released.
Yes conditions were icy but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s not at fault either. Could’ve been driving too fast for the conditions. Or maybe the pedestrian was impossible to see. Who knows at this point.
He shouldn’t be driving himself home at that late hour. I wouldn’t trust my parents at that age either. Asking for something bad to happen.
He’s in a tough spot. it’s a bad look if he coaches Saturday. Would create the impression that he isn’t affected by what happened.
Let’s get more information as it is released.
Yes conditions were icy but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s not at fault either. Could’ve been driving too fast for the conditions. Or maybe the pedestrian was impossible to see. Who knows at this point.
He shouldn’t be driving himself home at that late hour. I wouldn’t trust my parents at that age either. Asking for something bad to happen.
I recall driving on 690 after a snowstorm years ago, weirdly also after a blowout win over Louisville. It was a horrifying experience, even with the flow of traffic going like 10-15 mph.
Really unfortunate. If the conditions are just wrong,it can be out of everybody’s control.
That was 2006, the Gameday game during McNamara's senior year? Holy crap, that was a terrifying driving night. Heavy snow, no visibility, and cold, if I recall.
I believe so. I recall others that I knew at the game had left a few minutes early because the outcome was long decided, and they had a much easier drive. We stayed until the end like any other game, and it was not fun. Zero visibility beyond a few feet, and the windshield wipers kept getting full of snow/ice so they weren’t effective.
But that road made it even worse. Every now and then I remember questioning if we were still on a road...and this was with bumper to bumper traffic pretty much. Just dark, and with the helpless feeling that if any car were to lose control, that everybody else was in a lot of trouble.
Don’t think Jim cares about insurance side of situation whatsoeverIm sure jb has adequate insurance. The whole civil lawsuit thing is an issue for his insurers if it comes to that.
Field sobriety and alco-sensor tests for both drivers were negative for any signs of impairment