Isn't this almost exactly what happened to a Kansas player a couple years back?
So it is an impermissible benefit if a coach buys a player a McDonald's meal, but the AD can provide a player a car?
And officers notice said player stumbling after an accident at 3:00 in the morning but don't bother to do a sobriety test or make him blow. Hmmm...
Well, they probably are now.You beat me to it.
I can only assume the cops are season ticket holders
The one with Hawkeye vanity plates, yes.Remeber when juri got suspended like 6 games for driving the car of his Marshalltown foster family?
The one with Hawkeye vanity plates, yes.
So it is an impermissible benefit if a coach buys a player a McDonald's meal, but the AD can provide a player a car?
And officers notice said player stumbling after an accident at 3:00 in the morning but don't bother to do a sobriety test or make him blow. Hmmm...
I'm too lazy to look it up but didn't several Fab 5 members already come out and blatantly say they were getting paid?Disappointing that Howard is probably managing the team just like it was done when he was one of the Fab 5.
Disappointing that Howard is probably managing the team just like it was done when he was one of the Fab 5.
Not a good look for sure....but outside of suspending him, is there information regarding Howard's involvement with the initial situation?
Like, how do we know this isn't something leftover from Beilein's time, or something that's separate from either coach?
Voice of experience?It's weird how these things keep cropping up at the same schools.
Also, this is not the typical interaction between a drunk young man who stole a car and a cop. He should consider himself "lucky".
What was his behavior though? Borrowing his friends' care to drive somewhere late at night and getting into an accident? It doesn't appear he was intoxicated. It's probably against NCAA rules to borrow a car owned by the AD, even if it was his friend, but its not really that egregious. If they find out he was intoxicated or something its a different story. A 1 or 2 game suspension seems about right for being out that late and using the bad judgement of lying to the cops. Other than that, this doesn't seem like THAT big a story.A one game suspension is pretty much condoning the behavior and hoping that nothing more came out publicly. But it did.
I'm too lazy to look it up but didn't several Fab 5 members already come out and blatantly say they were getting paid?
What was his behavior though? Borrowing his friends' care to drive somewhere late at night and getting into an accident? It doesn't appear he was intoxicated. It's probably against NCAA rules to borrow a car owned by the AD, even if it was his friend, but its not really that egregious. If they find out he was intoxicated or something its a different story. A 1 or 2 game suspension seems about right for being out that late and using the bad judgement of lying to the cops. Other than that, this doesn't seem like THAT big a story.