PhatOrange
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after this weekend's DWI arrest. Way to go Urban.
How long do you think he should sit?
He now lost his scholarship for a term
http://espn.go.com/college-football...-qb-jt-barrett-lose-financial-aid-term-arrest
How long do you think he should sit?
That is a joke. If I were Barrett I would leave the school if they pull my spring scholarship. Good luck letting an NFL player being fined 8 weeks salary for a OVI.He now lost his scholarship for a term
http://espn.go.com/college-football...-qb-jt-barrett-lose-financial-aid-term-arrest
How long do you think he should sit?
His punishment should at least fit what a non-student athlete would face given the same circumstance. My question in all this is if his charges were downgraded because of who he was. So for me the real question is, how are other students charged with a DWI typically? Is it normal to just be charged with a misdemeanor?
That is a joke. If I were Barrett I would leave the school if they pull my spring scholarship. Good luck letting an NFL player being fined 8 weeks salary for a OVI.
I don't want college players to get unions but schools doing stupid stuff like this gives that side some credance.
nothing would happen to a normal student. normal student might have had more charges.
His punishment should at least fit what a non-student athlete would face given the same circumstance. My question in all this is if his charges were downgraded because of who he was. So for me the real question is, how are other students charged with a DWI typically? Is it normal to just be charged with a misdemeanor?
These are so annoying, I stopped caring. School has a 2 week suspension policy, but they said he only gets 1 because it was a misdemeanor.
Really depends on how much you think it's a big deal that an underage kid drinks and then drives. Personally I think it's a big deal because it puts a lot of innocent people at risk of harm, so I think it's the kind of thing that you should use the opportunity to send a message. But whatever, I don't live there.
I see he now gets funding pulled for a summer semester. I wonder if the donor who will cover that will try to take a tax break.
I think underage drinking in college is a fairly non-issue and should be handled with a slap on the wrist, but the drinking and driving aspect should be treated very seriously.
At least they arrested him. If he had been pulled over in Florida, this would have been buried.20 years old...
Avoiding a DUI check point set up by the police...he turned down a side street.
And was "OVER " the limit.
Fans are claiming,maybe from him, that he had only one Bud Light.
The courts out in Ohio use to really be tough on DUI'S,maybe not so much with star football players.
20 years old...
Avoiding a DUI check point set up by the police...he turned down a side street.
And was "OVER " the limit.
Fans are claiming,maybe from him, that he had only one Bud Light.
The courts out in Ohio use to really be tough on DUI'S,maybe not so much with star football players.
That might come into play as the case weaves it way through the systemi'm curious why he wasn't also slapped with an underage drinking citation.
in NYS i think underage your license is suspended at least 6 months. zero tolerance policy.