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Ugoff

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Dammit Ricky.
 

jauk11

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Was this in Louisville, probably visited a couple of UL players rooms and noticed they had a few around for decoration.

Big effect on his life, probably not much on UK's team, and to think I was young and stupid once, sure glad I got through that unscathed------although I never stole anything, except some watermelons in high school with the guys I hung out with, still feel a little guilty over that. I think the statute of limitations ran out on that about 50 years ago.
 

trueblujr

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There are a whole lot of rugs at UofL that I would love to see lifted up to find out what all has been swept under them.
 
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No doubt in my mind that he recently watched "Cool Hand Luke"...
That was my first thought as well. Was just speaking to a young co-worker yesterday about "Cool Hand Luke". One of my favorite movies of all times.
 
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This does remind you of Cool Hand Luke, maybe my favorite Paul Newman movie.

This has all the earmarks of a "prank" turning into a "crime" or at least something warranting a citation or charges. Arrestnation.com "tracks" arrests/citation and charges against athletes. I know many here will challenge it, but I suspect arrestnation.com applies the same criteria to every school when the compile their list of arrest/citations/charges when compiling their list.

Without question, some offenses are much worse than others and some guys do get acquitted (i.e., Tubman) but here is their current list of SEC offenses since 2013 (CMS first year)...

17: aTm
16: AL, GA, FL, TN
15: MS
13: LSU, UK
10: MSU
07: MO
04: AR, AU
03: SC
02: Vandy

And for those wondering about what some here characterized as a criminally insane bunch at UofL, they have 4 since 2013, 3 in CBP's tenure. [winking]

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seccats04

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Wildcard,

-stealing a parking meter < dead cheerleader in dorm room.

Also, trafficking steroids, Willie Williams, Rod Council, the twins that assaulted their teammate, Harvey-Clemons, Devante Fields, etc. These are much worse that shooting air soft pistols on campus and stealing parking meters.
 

ukalum1988

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Without knowing all the facts this doesn't strike me as a dismissable offense. Still a pretty dumb thing to do however.
 

KY1WING

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I wonder at what point in the process this young man thought that this was a really good idea?
 

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This does remind you of Cool Hand Luke, maybe my favorite Paul Newman movie.

This has all the earmarks of a "prank" turning into a "crime" or at least something warranting a citation or charges. Arrestnation.com "tracks" arrests/citation and charges against athletes. I know many here will challenge it, but I suspect arrestnation.com applies the same criteria to every school when the compile their list of arrest/citations/charges when compiling their list.

Without question, some offenses are much worse than others and some guys do get acquitted (i.e., Tubman) but here is their current list of SEC offenses since 2013 (CMS first year)...

17: aTm
16: AL, GA, FL, TN
15: MS
13: LSU, UK
10: MSU
07: MO
04: AR, AU
03: SC
02: Vandy

And for those wondering about what some here characterized as a criminally insane bunch at UofL, they have 4 since 2013, 3 in CBP's tenure. [winking]

Peace
This should be enough to get you banned.
 

Grumpyolddawg

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Was this in Louisville, probably visited a couple of UL players rooms and noticed they had a few around for decoration.

Big effect on his life, probably not much on UK's team, and to think I was young and stupid once, sure glad I got through that unscathed------although I never stole anything, except some watermelons in high school with the guys I hung out with, still feel a little guilty over that. I think the statute of limitations ran out on that about 50 years ago.

lol, those watermelon stealing days. One guy who lived near me, actually my 2nd cousin could grow some outstanding yellow watermelons. We had been hauling hay all day and 4 of us guys decided to go get a couple of watermelons. it was basically dark and we went through the woods, popped into the field and there he stood with a wagon with about 10 melons. We were caught, we talked a few minutes spilling some BS of why we were there, and then he said, boys I sure would like to have some watermelon but I don't think I can eat one of these by myself. So we cut a couple, eat them and finished loading his wagon. He never told my daddy or I would have got a good one,
 

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Most of UL's offenses are credited to the other teams that kicked the player off their teams. The actual offenses at UL are either covered up or not released until after the season is over.
 
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trueblujr

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Yes, there are some pretty lumpy rugs over at UofL for all the crap that's been swept under them.
 

UK till Death

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Wildcard,

-stealing a parking meter < dead cheerleader in dorm room.
Wild Tard is an immoral scumbag, just like his school.

As if citing arrest records proves the Tard football team is a bunch of choirboys! Lol...

How long did it take for the dead cheerleader to get publicly reported? A year?

He should STFU about his disgusting school.

Rule and law breakers actually face punishment at UK, it's not swept under the rug like at the ghetto commuter school.

UK kicks their troublemakers out.
Tards scour the arrest and waiver wire at other schools to fill their roster.
 

KY1WING

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I was trying to look for the positive in this and was really hoping that ripping a parking meter out of the ground and packing it off was a direct impact of our new S&C program but read this morning the meter was already loose.

Oh well. :)
 
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3kidsandme

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Maybe I am immature for being 31. This is funny if I'm coach Stoops I would have a hard time kicking him off the team for this. Hell I would have a hard time from lol when I found out.
 

Mr Schwump

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Maybe I am immature for being 31. This is funny if I'm coach Stoops I would have a hard time kicking him off the team for this. Hell I would have a hard time from lol when I found out.

I'd agree with this as long as he's had no other bad boy events. However, some on here want life in front of a firing squad for him.
 
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Nice to see the CJ doing some reporting...

seriously though...how many dumb f***s does it take to compete in the SEC?

stuff may be insignificant now...but it needs to be nipped in the bud...
 

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Big deal out of nothing. Guy got drunk :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer: :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:, done something stupid [pfftt]yea, I've been there. Never did that but I am sure I did some stupid sh[poop] as well. He will run the steps at Commonwealth til he [sick]and :pray:Coach Stoops to show mercy :cry:. Cmon guys [cheers] we are nowhere as bad as that pile of [poop] down by the river. They use :gun::uzi: :thumbsdown: and the :cop: down there are constantly :sunglasses: the other way. I, for one, am very :eek:kay: with whatever :football: CMS deems necessary. I am sure that behind closed doors he is :joy::joy::joy: his *** off but will put on a :angry: for anything public. [thumb2] I'm out of here
 
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Far as Will Tom transgression I know only what I read on this forum. Expect his tongue will hang out from running this Spring! The Bryant, the Collier, the Cursic (sp?) teams were best years of my time for outstanding WILDCAT football. Remember tales about a few of Bear's boys antics, when I was in school the great Lou Micheals name was in print a few times, Jerry Blanton and a line backer (can't recall his name) names appeared once in a while! None warrantied ending their UK careers! All these players were punished by their coach. Will Tom punishment awaits!
Far as WildCard--back door. Peace
 
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This does remind you of Cool Hand Luke, maybe my favorite Paul Newman movie.

This has all the earmarks of a "prank" turning into a "crime" or at least something warranting a citation or charges. Arrestnation.com "tracks" arrests/citation and charges against athletes. I know many here will challenge it, but I suspect arrestnation.com applies the same criteria to every school when the compile their list of arrest/citations/charges when compiling their list.

Without question, some offenses are much worse than others and some guys do get acquitted (i.e., Tubman) but here is their current list of SEC offenses since 2013 (CMS first year)...

17: aTm
16: AL, GA, FL, TN
15: MS
13: LSU, UK
10: MSU
07: MO
04: AR, AU
03: SC
02: Vandy

And for those wondering about what some here characterized as a criminally insane bunch at UofL, they have 4 since 2013, 3 in CBP's tenure. [winking]

Peace
Seriously come on man. Had hatcher been on Louisville and had these same charges come up, he would've been promoted to team captain. Let's be real about this for just a second please? Also curious to what the woman beater that coach petrino recruited from TCU was it? Does he still play for UL? Also, I've been charged with some pretty damning things in Louisville (marijuana related, and was a few years ago), ended up with a misdemeanor for something way worse than what hatcher got in trouble for, didn't do a single millisecond in jail even when I was arrested, was given a court date and a citation (to be fair it was my first and only charge, we were all dumb when we were young at one point right?). No reason to take metro police serious. I can't imagine the number of athletes they've allowed to get by with crazy charges. Police in this part the state, on the other hand, take there jobs way more serious, athlete or not. So as far as this arrest statistic goes. Couldn't be more irrelevant to me considering how police forces vary city to city, especially Louisville. If you want to do bad things and get in a minimal amount of trouble? Just move to Louisville. You'll be a lot better off.

Peace
 
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I always learn so much on this board. I remember seeing a story about college football team arrests about a month or so ago. Washington St. was number one ( way to go Pirate), over the past four years. The rest of the top ten was dominated by SEC schools. Kentucky was tied for 12th. Louisville was tied for 49th, but as I've learned here, that is due to lax policing in the Ville.
 

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This does remind you of Cool Hand Luke, maybe my favorite Paul Newman movie.

This has all the earmarks of a "prank" turning into a "crime" or at least something warranting a citation or charges. Arrestnation.com "tracks" arrests/citation and charges against athletes. I know many here will challenge it, but I suspect arrestnation.com applies the same criteria to every school when the compile their list of arrest/citations/charges when compiling their list.

Without question, some offenses are much worse than others and some guys do get acquitted (i.e., Tubman) but here is their current list of SEC offenses since 2013 (CMS first year)...

17: aTm
16: AL, GA, FL, TN
15: MS
13: LSU, UK
10: MSU
07: MO
04: AR, AU
03: SC
02: Vandy

And for those wondering about what some here characterized as a criminally insane bunch at UofL, they have 4 since 2013, 3 in CBP's tenure. [winking]

Peace


Half of UK's total is for some guys playing with BB guns, so, there you go.
 

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I always learn so much on this board. I remember seeing a story about college football team arrests about a month or so ago. Washington St. was number one ( way to go Pirate), over the past four years. The rest of the top ten was dominated by SEC schools. Kentucky was tied for 12th. Louisville was tied for 49th, but as I've learned here, that is due to lax policing in the Ville.

It's good to know we taught you something, but I'm afraid it won't last long. As pointed out several places on here, there is a tremendous difference in how criminals and pranksters are treated at different cities and athletic programs. There is a lot of difference in the severity of some of these arrests, some are pranks like the three "arrests" on UK's record and some are fairly serious, like the DEATH of a coed that wasn't even reported at UL, let alone anything come of it that I know of. I wonder what Quick suffered from his much more serious amount of mj AND scales compared to Hatcher, I know Hatcher was suspended for a game or two. But I would guess part of BP's orientation would be to tell them how much they can have and what they go to jail for, and speaking of BP he should still be in jail in Arkansas for misuse of public funds instead of being a hero to half of Louisville.

Knoxville PD is probably still a ways ahead of Louisville in letting their athletes get away with things, but it has come back to bite them, and I think it will eventually come back to bite Transfer U also, what's happening to Minden Hall now? Slick Rick's tribute to his brother in law may not be remembered as such in the long run.

And who ever heard of EIGHT thugs from the football team getting TWO men down in separate incidents in the same night and kicking them in the head and one into the hospital with a concussion with NO consequences (one suspended for a laugher), not even a parking ticket. That will keep your arrest record way down, and the same applies to Louisville IMO. Just look at the PERFECT APR compiled by UL when you take in all these criminals and players kicked out of other schools, come on, get serious. Didn't North Carolina's athletes have pretty good grades?

But UL probably does have good teachers (and enablers) in their two leaders, BP and Slick Rick.

I campaigned against BP ever setting foot on UK's campus primarily because of his sleazy character, but also because of his sorry recruiting, Arkansas his last year coming off TWO BCS bowl wins had TWO (later changed to 3 or 4) 5.8 four stars commit (before it hit the fan) despite just starting their FOUR HUNDRED MILLION dollar athletics renovation. Then he signed THIRTY ONE two stars in his one class at WKU (three three stars, two 5.5s and a 5.6), not NEARLY as good as his predecessor. Now he is surprising me with his recruiting at UL, still behind UK, at least on paper, but much better than expected because it has become a mecca for pot smokers, criminals, and transfers, they know they have a whole school behind them if they do get caught, and also know the chances of getting caught AND reported are much less there than most places.

How much would TU's arrest record suffer if the EIGHT thugs had been charged with a felony like they should have been (and that is just the tip of the iceberg), and it looks like jurich is following their model.

But, just win, baby, as long as you don't get caught. jurich must be thanking his lucky stars that the incompetent NCAA stubbed their toe so badly at the U that they just wanted to go and hide, although they did tell him he should fire hurtt------but then he couldn't do that, could he? Much like Strong (not sure why I still capitalize his name, certainly no respect for him either) couldn't take the position at TU that he was much more suited for ((his territory, and they cheat too) because even they (unbelievable) wouldn't let him bring hurtt along. Looks like Jones did pretty well recruiting at TU without probably the biggest cheater in the history of recruiting, but then TU's recruiting and coverups are a whole new story.
 
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I always learn so much on this board. I remember seeing a story about college football team arrests about a month or so ago. Washington St. was number one ( way to go Pirate), over the past four years. The rest of the top ten was dominated by SEC schools. Kentucky was tied for 12th. Louisville was tied for 49th, but as I've learned here, that is due to lax policing in the Ville.
Let's assume for sake of argument equally aggressive and effective policing in all college towns and communities.

Even so, the total number of "arrests" tells us very little. A citation which does not involve a physical arrest may be considered an arrest in one school's calculation, and not in another. (As it happens, I believe that the "arrests" of Barker and co. for the BB gun was actually a citation to court as opposed to a physical arrest, but that's only one possible example). More important, I'm more interested in quality (or lack thereof) as opposed to quantity. To me, one player being arrested for a robbery is more problematic than ten players being arrested for failure to pay parking tickets or for underage drinking, or for goofing around with BB guns or for lugging around parking meters. I'm also more interested in convictions than I am arrests. Bottom line, whatever study alleges more SEC "arrests" is going to be nearly worthless without a LOT of additional data included in the study.
 

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lol, those watermelon stealing days. One guy who lived near me, actually my 2nd cousin could grow some outstanding yellow watermelons. We had been hauling hay all day and 4 of us guys decided to go get a couple of watermelons. it was basically dark and we went through the woods, popped into the field and there he stood with a wagon with about 10 melons. We were caught, we talked a few minutes spilling some BS of why we were there, and then he said, boys I sure would like to have some watermelon but I don't think I can eat one of these by myself. So we cut a couple, eat them and finished loading his wagon. He never told my daddy or I would have got a good one,



Been there done that got caught.[winking]
 

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Half of UK's total is for some guys playing with BB guns, so, there you go.
The weren't even BB guns - BB guns hurt, and we all know "You'll shoot your eye out, kid." They were Airsoft guns which are made for - drum roll please - shooting each other...
 

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This goes into the category of "how stupid can you be, son", pay your fine, do community service, and the assistant to the assistant trainer will see you at 5:00 a.m. every morning on the steps of Commonwealth Stadium for the next month...
 
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