Only in the SEC...
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sleeperhttp://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5281940
Florida Gators receiver Frankie Hammond Jr. has been suspended from all team activities following his early morning arrest on charges of driving under the influence and possession. -
Speedofsand2 bottles ? Was Braxton Miller's mom in the car ?
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Speedofsandhttp://www.daytondailynews.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/dayton/buckeyes/entries/2008/08/05/the_osu_arrest_list_is_indeed.html
The “Dirty Thirty:”
Doug Worthington
Eugene Clifford
Antonio Henton
Alex Boone
Tim Schafer
Erik Haw
Jonathan Skeete
Albert Dukes
Lydell Ross
Louis Irizarry x3
A.J. Traspasso x2
Ira Guilford
Branden Joe x2
Santonio Holmes
Troy Smith
Redgie Arden x2
Maurice Clarett
Kurt Wilhelm
Fred Pagac Jr.
Quinn Pitcock
Chris Vance
Angelo Chattams
Marco Cooper
Steve Bellisari
Derek Ross
By Year:
2001 - 2
2002 - 8
2003 - 5
2004 - 8
2005 - 3
2006 - 1
2007 - 1
2008 - 2
from the comments in the link :
As badly as you try to down play this, it is even worse. I used to play softball with several members of the Columbus PD. Keep in mind that they are also Buckeye fans…While they wouldn’t compromise their job or the immediate safety of others they will let players off the hook. One estimated that only 1/3 of the time they deal with OSU players that it gets any press. Cops will let them off for things others would be taken in for (ie marijuana poss, public intox etc.). Campus police are even worse. Yes, it goes on everywhere, but it is a bigger problem at OSU then most.
and sleeper, you can bet the farm that unlike Worthington, Frankie 'Hammered' will be sitting out a game or two. -
PrescottI used to play softball with several members of the Columbus PD. Keep in mind that they are also Buckeye fans
I'd be reasonably certain that not all members of the Columbus Police Department are Buckeye fans. In fact and based on my personal experience many of them aren't even college football fans. While your softball buddies may have been derelict in the performance of their duties. not all or most of the department acts in such a manner. -
ts1227
FIFYsleeper;388460 wrote:Only in every conference in Division I -
ytownfootballSpeedofsand;388510 wrote:http://www.daytondailynews.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/dayton/buckeyes/entries/2008/08/05/the_osu_arrest_list_is_indeed.html
The “Dirty Thirty:”
Doug Worthington
Eugene Clifford
Antonio Henton
Alex Boone
Tim Schafer
Erik Haw
Jonathan Skeete
Albert Dukes
Lydell Ross
Louis Irizarry x3
A.J. Traspasso x2
Ira Guilford
Branden Joe x2
Santonio Holmes
Troy Smith
Redgie Arden x2
Maurice Clarett
Kurt Wilhelm
Fred Pagac Jr.
Quinn Pitcock
Chris Vance
Angelo Chattams
Marco Cooper
Steve Bellisari
Derek Ross
By Year:
2001 - 2
2002 - 8
2003 - 5
2004 - 8
2005 - 3
2006 - 1
2007 - 1
2008 - 2
from the comments
As badly as you try to down play this, it is even worse. I used to play softball with several members of the Columbus PD. Keep in mind that they are also Buckeye fans…While they wouldn’t compromise their job or the immediate safety of others they will let players off the hook. One estimated that only 1/3 of the time they deal with OSU players that it gets any press. Cops will let them off for things others would be taken in for (ie marijuana poss, public intox etc.). Campus police are even worse. Yes, it goes on everywhere, but it is a bigger problem at OSU then most.
and sleeper, you can bet the farm that unlike Worthington, Frankie 'Hammered' will be sitting out a game or two.
The difference is the trend declining for OSU and increasing (nearly 30 since 2005 under Meyer) at Florida. Spin it all you want but it's a bigger problem at UF than you or your softball buddies want to admit.
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/sports_college_uf/2009/06/janoris-jenkinscharge-misdemeanor-affray-and-resisting-arrest-without-violence-for-his-role-in-a-may-30-fight-outside-a-down.html
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SpeedofsandI'm not spinning anything. I never said Florida has less arrests than OSU. It happens everywhere, athlete or not. Just giving sleeper troll tit for tat. He's probably blowing Nate Williams for $20. and will reply to this thread later.
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jordo212000Ohio State is far from perfect and we have plenty of our own problems. Not sure why sleeper is ignoring that. However the one thing I will give OSU credit for is that they usually get rid of the major trouble makers. Meyer is pretty forgiving, and even more forgiving if the player is good.
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Speedofsandjordo, Meyer is not more forgiving. He has kicked two 5* DT's off the team. J.Jenkins was jumped by 4 guys who tried to take his necklace. He defended himself and the thugs ran, so the cop arrested the one who he could catch. Newton, Rickerson, Davis, Hornsby, Wilson, Atkins, Demps (no relation to Jeff), were all kicked off the team. Cunningham threw some paper cups and got arrested. Joiner had permission from the lot owner to get the car. Carl Johnson's case was dropped and it was proven the ex-gf was lying and making up accusations. Zook gets some credit for half of these guys, count how the trend is dwindling since Meyer has 4 years of his players on campus, just like it dropped for Tressel. Both great coaches, both great programs. I'm sure a few of OSU's arrests were bogus too.
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sleeperOhio State has less arrests than the entire SEC COMBINED.
Your argument is tired and weak. -
Speedofsandsleeper;388614 wrote:Ohio State has less arrests than the entire SEC COMBINED.
Your argument is tired and weak.
ok, Ohio St. has less arrests than 12 schools combined. That makes sense.
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ts1227
You just keep mixing up your words today!sleeper;388614 wrote: My act is tired and weak. -
sjmvsfscs08
What?sleeper;388614 wrote:Ohio State has less arrests than the entire SEC COMBINED. -
Big GainOnly the losers start threads and make posts about the subject.
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goosebumpsSleeper you're really making yourself look foolish....
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karen lotzgoosebumps;388844 wrote:Sleeper you're really making yourself look foolish....
that is really saying something about these posts... -
mattinctownsleeper;388614 wrote:Ohio State has less arrests than the entire SEC COMBINED.
Your argument is tired and weak.
Ummmmm, I would HOPE they have less arrests than the ENTIRE SEC combined. Think about what you post before you post it, you look even more morbidly retarded than usual. -
vball10setgoosebumps;388844 wrote:Sleeper you're really making yourself look foolish....
agreed...but no more foolish than speedofsand saying he used to play softball
every program has it's troublemakers and malcontents,and all of our programs are glass houses---so let's keep the stones in our pockets. -
Speedofsandno more foolish than your reading comprehension, same as Prescott and ytown.
FROM THE COMMENTS IN THE LINK
the reader played softball with the Columbus cops. -
ytownfootballLOL
Shouldn't you be cranking one off to your Tebow poster for the second time today? -
vball10setSpeedofsand;389213 wrote:no more foolish than your reading comprehension, same as Prescott and ytown.
FROM THE COMMENTS IN THE LINK
the reader played softball with the Columbus cops.
sorry--it's Monday...I should've known this by the mere fact that doing something athletic and your username were in the same thread--I aplogize,speedo :eek: -
Speedofsandytownfootball;389222 wrote:LOL
Shouldn't you be cranking one off to your Tebow poster for the second time today?
stay classy
vball, its an easy mistake to miss 'from the comments', especially after 2 other posts also did. You are not the only one showing off your Big11 education.
btw, I did play softball back in the 80's it was big. USSSA had World Series here. -
vball10set^^^LOL--be nice now....
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Speedofsandvball you jarred some good times from my forgotten memories. Steele's, Easton, were "pro" teams, and local all stars (not me) played for Oyster Pub and Miller High Life. Shortly after Joe Carter won the world series for Toronto, his brother from Tampa was playing softball here. He had a damn nice Cadillac.
anyways back to the subject, I'm hearing Meyer will dismiss Hammond from the team. 1st offense or not, he was over twice the legal limit. This spring Meyer told the team everyone is accountable for everyone. They will be running extra this week. -
dat dudeKudos to Meyer for laying down some punishment. I was disappointed with the way Tressel handled the past OVIs.
However, a dismissal is too extreme imo. Sit him for a few games, make him run, etc to learn from his mistake at his young age. A dismissal my send him into a tailspin into his adult life. He is extremely lucky no one was injured.