UGa is a Joke

[LotusAggressor_rivals]

A school sponsored event at a strip club?????

I thought Hugh Freeze was at Auburn.

 

[yesrutgers01]

Really, that is how you interpreted my comment as dead players are a joke? Do you think I was possibly commenting on the topic of the thread, players and female recruiting staff attending a strip club together. To quote your guy, "C'mon man."

I am not sure how else to interpret it. You said you would sign up for it? No?

 

[Rokodesh]

The picture of the accident is horrific.

 

[RUforlife]

I am not sure how else to interpret it. You said you would sign up for it? No?

You are just being argumentative, sign up for players going to strip clubs with recruiting staff if it meant national championships. But, you would rather have us pure and bottom feeders, so be it.

 

[yesrutgers01]

You are just being argumentative, sign up for players going to strip clubs with recruiting staff if it meant national championships. But, you would rather have us pure and bottom feeders, so be it.

Cripes/ in that context- of course. You do realize you did not provide that very specific context in your post.
Our players have never had a problem going to strip joints, btw.

 

[ru66]

Nah, they'll go after the big boys, Vanderbilt.

I think he's talking about major lawsuits

 

[RUforlife]

Cripes/ in that context- of course. You do realize you did not provide that very specific context in your post.
Our players have never had a problem going to strip joints, btw.

Everyone but you seemed to get it, so maybe it is not me, but you? Either way, enjoy your day!

 

[knightfan7]

A school sponsored event at a strip club?????

Fwiw I heard on Finebaum it's been a long time hangout for UGa football players

 

[ScarletDave]

None of it matters when Georgia wins a third straight natty. Sad situation but like PSU, some places “winning the game” is the only thing that matters, not civility or lives of others

 

[ImBadRU]

It’s 18 to get into that club

And, Penn State fans are still at least 50 years away from being able to start threads like this questioning how other programs are run.

For the millionth time I'm not a PSU fan...geesh.

 

[yesrutgers01]

For the millionth time I'm not a PSU fan...geesh.

I may be mistaken, but you work there? correct?

I believe there was some sort of connection

 

[Njcanesfan]

Being reported that a bunch of players, including the one who tragically died in car accident, were hanging out together with two UGa athletic staff in a strip club before the accident. What on Earth are departmental employees doing drinking with their players in a strip club? Anyone?

I said that to myself as soon as the story came out. It was obvious. And I agree.

 

[vkj91]

I may be mistaken, but you work there? correct?

I believe there was some sort of connection

Yes and his favorite past time is talking to his students about how Rutgers sucks and only posts it here because he thinks “others might find it interesting”

 

[LETSGORU91_]

The report I read said that she was driving 40MPH over the speed limit and no drug or alcohol tests were administered. The crash was at 2:45 AM. The players were 20 and 21 years old and the two "recruiting assistants" I believe were 26 and 24.
If this happened here the program would have a huge investigation and there would be calls for it to be shut down.
But it's the SEC and there will be a few days of "thoughts and prayers" and all will be forgotten.

High rate of speed, reckless driving, and a very strange hour result in an accident? After coming from a strip club? And there were no drug or alcohol tests administered? Did UGA fly in the responding officers in Tiger Woods' crash on the Concord to lock the scene down?

 

[Colbert17!]

High rate of speed, reckless driving, and a very strange hour result in an accident? After coming from a strip club? And there were no drug or alcohol tests administered? Did UGA fly in the responding officers in Tiger Woods' crash on the Concord to lock the scene down?

I'm guessing that there will have to be a toxicology report with the autopsy.

 

[yesrutgers01]

High rate of speed, reckless driving, and a very strange hour result in an accident? After coming from a strip club? And there were no drug or alcohol tests administered? Did UGA fly in the responding officers in Tiger Woods' crash on the Concord to lock the scene down?

If true- fits into what tge NC State coach told us during recruiting…

 

[JerseyNoles]

I'd give anything to be on UGA's level
I'd prefer they stay out of strip clubs, but kids are gonna be kids
To quote Al Davis... Just win baby

 

[RUforlife]

I'd give anything to be on UGA's level
I'd prefer they stay out of strip clubs, but kids are gonna be kids
To quote Al Davis... Just win baby

I think those of you who feel that way, including myself, appear to be in the minority on this board. It sounds like most of the posters are prepared to be perennial bottom feeders if it means we run a pure as driven snow program. Must come from our Puritan roots in the Northeast, doesn't seem to affect those people in the South.

 

[jsol_05]

Georgia is the two-time defending national champions, where do we sign up to be that type of joke?

Right, life happens, very unfortunate but it can happen anywhere

 

[jsol_05]

I think those of you who feel that way, including myself, appear to be in the minority on this board. It sounds like most of the posters are prepared to be perennial bottom feeders if it means we run a pure as driven snow program. Must come from our Puritan roots in the Northeast, doesn't seem to affect those people in the South.

Puritan roots in the Northeast

 

[GoodOl'Rutgers]

So UGA being able to recruit by showing a lockerroom full of players wearing 2 national championship rings is not enough.. they need strippers and female recruit hosts as well.... hmm.. maybe the strip club visits is how they got the players to win two NCs.

 

[RUforlife]

So UGA being able to recruit by showing a lockerroom full of players wearing 2 national championship rings is not enough.. they need strippers and female recruit hosts as well.... hmm.. maybe the strip club visits is how they got the players to win two NCs.

You don't think the whole SEC operates under that program model? For that matter, probably the norm for most of the Big 12, Clemson, FSU, USC, Oregon, OSU, Michigan, PSU, etc.

 

[JerseyNoles]

I think those of you who feel that way, including myself, appear to be in the minority on this board. It sounds like most of the posters are prepared to be perennial bottom feeders if it means we run a pure as driven snow program. Must come from our Puritan roots in the Northeast, doesn't seem to affect those people in the South.

Guarantee we start winning and the amount of people on this board who care one iota about any of that stuff goes to zero

Winning cures all. Kids will be kids. As long as we don't pull a PSU or Baylor type institutional criminal activity, I could honestly care less what the kids do in their spare time

Do I wish they all were Rhode Scholars, who spend most of their time doing community service and helping the less fortunate? Absolutely, as long as they kept winning

That's not real life though. I wasn't sitting at the bball game last night thinking "man I wonder if Caleb will be studying at midnight tonight, will Paul be looking at stock futures after the game, etc."

I was worried about winning the damn game. Winning cures all - and once in a regular wining cycle, typically has a trickle down effect where you start caring less about the extra curriculars and more about the outcome of the game

 

[GoodOl'Rutgers]

You don't think the whole SEC operates under that program model? For that matter, probably the norm for most of the Big 12, Clemson, FSU, USC, Oregon, OSU, Michigan, PSU, etc.

Well, come to think of it.. wasn't there an issue here at Rutgers with a fight between the current girlfriend of a Rutgers player and a girl who was a recruiting hostess at one point? It was after a game and near the Hale center.. and a player's family got involved... I think it was a WR... but cannot think of the name. I'd imagine that programs that produce more NFL talent and wins championships where the whole state is rabid for them... I'd imagine that there would be girls who try to get involved with the programs to be close to the players for their own self-interests.

Not that this applies directly to this UGA tragedy.. and it was.. young lives cut short for no good reason. But recruiting issues are a separate idea not meant to take away from the tragic event itself.

 

[JerseyNoles]

You don't think the whole SEC operates under that program model? For that matter, probably the norm for most of the Big 12, Clemson, FSU, USC, Oregon, OSU, Michigan, PSU, etc.

All big schools do the same thing
Bring out the pretty girls in the sundresses, etc.

Go to FSU on a September afternoon on a football game day and your eyes will pop out of your head with all the talent walking around

 

[Mufasa94]

In non-surprising news, the vehicle shouldn’t have been in use at the time:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/uga-athletic-department-vehicle-involved-133947220.html

 

[RU#1fan]

High rate of speed, reckless driving, and a very strange hour result in an accident? After coming from a strip club? And there were no drug or alcohol tests administered? Did UGA fly in the responding officers in Tiger Woods' crash on the Concord to lock the scene down?

LMAO.
No drugs or alcohol??? Typical SEC coverup

 

[yesrutgers01]

In non-surprising news, the vehicle shouldn’t have been in use at the time:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/uga-athletic-department-vehicle-involved-133947220.html

That is f-Ed up by the school. Throw the dead girl under the bus.
I am pretty sure the girl working for the recruiting team did not steal the vehicle that is only to be used for recruiting.
Would bet that it has been used in this same way more times you can count.

 

[MADHAT1]

That is f-Ed up by the school. Throw the dead girl under the bus.
I am pretty sure the girl working for the recruiting team did not steal the vehicle that is only to be used for recruiting.
Would bet that it has been used in this same way more times you can count.

you're probably right and Georgia throwing her under the bus was because they feared being sued .and didn't care if she was made into as villain by using the car. as long as they weren't liable for any damages.

 

[Rufaninga]

Not much on the news down here about this.
Morning after it was on local news, then it's gone pretty silent.

 

[yesrutgers01]

you're probably right and Georgia throwing her under the bus was because they feared being sued .and didn't care if she was made into as villain by using the car. as long as they weren't liable for any damages.

Pretty much this exactly- I would even bet she was asked by someone she reported to, to drive the players and make sure they had a good time.

 

[Mufasa94]

That is f-Ed up by the school. Throw the dead girl under the bus.
I am pretty sure the girl working for the recruiting team did not steal the vehicle that is only to be used for recruiting.
Would bet that it has been used in this same way more times you can count.

Agree that I think there were many “out of scope” uses of however many vehicles that department had. They are going to pay something because it was in essence their vehicle.

I don’t know whether the young women were encouraged chaperones/DD, just friends, or it possibly if even being a dating situation.

In the end, the fault lies with the driver. If she was under the influence, a shame nobody in the large group recognized the potential danger beforehand.

 

[pmvon]

There will be litigation by the parents against the University.

Yeah this is what I’m thinking. If school sponsored, the school will want this to go away quietly.

 

[pmvon]

In non-surprising news, the vehicle shouldn’t have been in use at the time:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/uga-athletic-department-vehicle-involved-133947220.html

UGA looking for escape hatch. I’m sure complete nonsense.

 

[pmvon]

Not much on the news down here about this.
Morning after it was on local news, then it's gone pretty silent.

Wow what a screwed up place.

 

[#1 RUFan]

Pretty much this exactly- I would even bet she was asked by someone she reported to, to drive the players and make sure they had a good time.

But hey, according to some Rutgers "fans", this is all ok because Georgia won back to back NC's. And since we suck and we're bottom feeders in their words, we would be happy to be like them. After all this is the free board, lots of fake posers on here looking to do nothing more than put us down. Cracks me up. Always the same people, you can just tell reading their comments on every thread.

 

[MADHAT1]

Agree that I think there were many “out of scope” uses of however many vehicles that department had. They are going to pay something because it was in essence their vehicle.

I don’t know whether the young women were encouraged chaperones/DD, just friends, or it possibly if even being a dating situation.

In the end, the fault lies with the driver. If she was under the influence, a shame nobody in the large group recognized the potential danger beforehand.

seems like there wasn't alcohol or drug testing conducted on LeCroy ,which sounds a little strange. But can't say that's not the way it's usually done when driver dies in accident.
Also instead of drinking LeCroy might have been the designated driver and just was driving at an excessive speed that caused the accident.
Part of her chaperone duties might have been being designate drivers for recruits , to keep them from DUIs on recruiting visits to the school.
So she decided to make sure the players celebrating didn't get in trouble.( might have done the same before without getting in trouble)
Drinking or not drinking when driving is just speculation without testing done for those things or anyone saying what happened . But since the school is throwing her under the bus, I'll not help them until all the facts are posted by the police investigating this tragedy .

 

[Mufasa94]

seems like there wasn't alcohol or drug testing conducted on LeCroy ,which sounds a little strange.

My understanding was she had to be extricated from the vehicle and hadn’t died on the scene. With efforts being trying to save her life, I don’t know what testing could have been done beyond getting a blood sample. If they did that, doesn’t sound strange to me. Maybe it is my ignorance of all the methods of testing.

Also instead of drinking LeCroy might have been the designated driver and just was driving at an excessive speed that caused the accident.

I never claimed she was drinking. I gave the three realistic possibilities of the overall situation for that night. I don’t know which is true.

Drinking or not drinking when driving is just speculation without testing done for those things or anyone saying what happened .

See above.

But since the school is throwing her under the bus, I'll not help them until all the facts are posted by the police investigating this tragedy.

Well, she was the driver. The photo and descriptions of damage indicate they were traveling at a ridiculous excessive speed. That’s really what mattered.

The vehicle not being used for its defined purpose is not in question. Was it a wink wink look the other way unofficial use? I don’t know, and haven’t claimed either way. It appears the school is claiming to know. The school at a minimum was lacking on vehicle sign out controls.

My morbid curiosity wonders about the circumstances behind the night.

 

[trotter]

Nah. I don't know where the name for the place came from, but whenever I was there the dancers were all young ladies. I have never had any interest in strip clubs, but back then it was the only way I could see my brother.

I call BS. You only went to see your brother? Sounds like something every married man would tell his wife. LOL

 

[yesrutgers01]

My understanding was she had to be extricated from the vehicle and hadn’t died on the scene. With efforts being trying to save her life, I don’t know what testing could have been done beyond getting a blood sample. If they did that, doesn’t sound strange to me. Maybe it is my ignorance of all the methods of testing.

I never claimed she was drinking. I gave the three realistic possibilities of the overall situation for that night. I don’t know which is true.

See above.

Well, she was the driver. The photo and descriptions of damage indicate they were traveling at a ridiculous excessive speed. That’s really what mattered.

The vehicle not being used for its defined purpose is not in question. Was it a wink wink look the other way unofficial use? I don’t know, and haven’t claimed either way. It appears the school is claiming to know. The school at a minimum was lacking on vehicle sign out controls.

My morbid curiosity wonders about the circumstances behind the night.

I hate to say this but if she was still alive and there were serious injury or death to others, they would certainly take a blood sample.