Poor Andrew Kennedy....

[Pimp Doggy]

Tyler Durden's agent was on Ben Ingram yesterday rambling about the witness and the victim accounts changing and that they had no credibility. I hope the agent realized his story didn't match the story ak's brother started telling or the story of the coach's posse.

 

[BeeeDeee]

Why the hell would he lie about it rather than just keeping his mouth shut if he were trying to avoid being sued? He said that they left on good terms. That'd preclude being escorted out, asked to leave, forcible removal, etc.. It's more likely that the cop <span style="font-style: italic;">assumed</span> that Armstrong had been kicked out because he was being a drunk jackass outside the bar.

 

[LesterBangsDwg]

credibility is out the window...he said he was eating at the bar? The bar doesn't even have a kitchen...the manager is on record saying that. I really don't care if he hit the cabbie or not...there has been plenty of times a cabbie has pissed me off but never have I wanted to punch the guy. Its just an embarrassment for a head coach to be drinking at a bar at 1 in the morning and having to be asked to leave (on the night before a game). I don't think any Ole Miss fans want that kind of behavior out of a head coach. No matter what happens out of this I don't think AK's job will be intact...likewise for his career...

 

[BeeeDeee]

I honestly thought the same thing, but there's been some clarification on that. From Kennedy,

"...<font size="2">I lived in Cincinnati for five years, I've got some friends in that area. We went - and the whole staff was not out the entire time - I went to meet some friends from the Cincinnati area. We had dinner. We then met some other friends at an establishment. We were departing prior to 1 a.m. And this evening started much later, after our meetings, in the 10, 10:30 (p.m.) range ... When I was processed through the arrest process that came up at 1:45, well that was when I was actually in the justice center. This occurred much earlier than that. I don't want it to be portrayed, and it has been portrayed, as if we were out, again, like SEC coaches gone wild, which is completely unfounded."</font>