Charges Dismissed

[ISUCubswin]

I realize there are other team distractions, but this is bigger than the "internal" stuff. The entire world knows now. Right now, the team is probably focusing more on what do we do with Bryce than how do we beat Iowa.

 

[cyclonespiker33]

Going to go with Trust the Major here since pretty much most of his decisions as coach have been pretty good ones for the team, the university and individual players.

 

[Go_State]

If you are going to suspend college basketball players for partying during the week, look out. Half of the players in college basketball would be suspended.

This. It is common to see our players at the bars the night after a game (W's especially).

 

[BoxsterCy]

Seriously? Why in the **** would anyone be up at 3:30am on a Wednesday night? Everyone has to sleep, might as well do it when the rest of the world is too.

Thniking being up at 3 a.m. during the season is dumb is not be an old fuddy-duddy. Being on a Division I basketball or football team is harder than having a regular 8-5 job than keeps people from staying up to 3 or 4 a.m. It's not like being a regular student where you can party, be tired and blow the next day off.

 

[247cy]

I expect the Mayor to bring charges against BDJ's stereo. If I were Fred, I'd collect said stereo and house it in the practice facility until the season is over. Put it in the middle of the lounge as an albatross example to all the other players.

 

[TXCyclones]

He's got this season high thing all wrong.

 

[DSMCy]

Posted this in the other thread but ESPN is reporting that Nader was one of the others in the apartment.

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bas...014604/iowa-state-bryce-dejean-jones-arrested

No it was some Abdul guy. Just happens to have the same last name.

Dejean-Jones' attorney told ESPN there were four people in the apartment -- Dejean-Jones, teammate and roommate Abdul Nader, Dejean-Jones' brother and a friend from Los Angeles.

 

[inCyteful]

Slushfund for what? To pay a $100 noise violation?

yes. and $2500 police pay off

 

[WIB]

Anybody that thinks college kids hanging out doing the things he was *charged with is uncommon, you are wrong. Is it right? No. But a lot of people do this everyday and go on with their lives.

 

[Gitwitit]

Why?

Apparently the coaches were made aware of noise complaints on 5 other occasions and worked with the coaching staff to resolve those issues. How's that working out? 5 more warnings and you're in big trouble Bryce.

Total disregard and lack of respect for coaches and teammates. That being said I want him to play. No excuses.

 

[CloneJob]

Did the Mayor have a talk with the Judge

 

[ISUCubswin]

TBH, if I'm a coach and I have a player who's had 5 noise complaints, I'm automatically assuming it's just a ******* neighbor who just keeps calling him in because he's a loser.

 

[HFCS]

LET ME BDJ PLAY!

 

[HFCS]

TBH, if I'm a coach and I have a player who's had 5 noise complaints, I'm automatically assuming it's just a ******* neighbor who just keeps calling him in because he's a loser.

Solution...offer your neighbor a hit of that ****.

 

[ThatllDoCy]

A roommate of mine years back had the police called on us because he was listening to Metallica in his room. My other roommate and I were watching TV and didn't even hear it. The guy below us just had a problem with us because we were young and he had bad experiences in the past. So I don't think you can assume it was even a party, they may have just been playing video games.

Fred will make the right call, but how do you suspend someone who is never formally charged with anything? If Fred decides to suspend him I am fine with that, and if he doesn't I am fine with that as well.

 

[BoxsterCy]

You funnin' me about my typing dyslexia!?! :smile:

50/50 chance when I try to type mayor it will come out major.

 

[rochclone]

Anybody that thinks college kids hanging out doing the things he was *charged with is uncommon, you are wrong. Is it right? No. But a lot of people do this everyday and go on with their lives.

The act itself is not the most disturbing part of the story. The fact that police had been there five times, had to get the staffed involved, made special accommodations by having residents text him and then he still does the same ****. Just tells me that he doesn't feel the rules apply to him. And that is the problem.

 

[RayShimley]

A roommate of mine years back had the police called on us because he was listening to Metallica in his room. My other roommate and I were watching TV and didn't even hear it. The guy below us just had a problem with us because we were young and he had bad experiences in the past. So I don't think you can assume it was even a party, they may have just been playing video games.

Fred will make the right call, but how do you suspend someone who is never formally charged with anything? If Fred decides to suspend him I am fine with that, and if he doesn't I am fine with that as well.

I think it's fairly clear it was NOT a party. From the ESPN report, there were all of 4 people in the apartment, 2 of which lived there (BDJ and Nader) and one of which was a family member.

 

[CycloneErik]

I'm not a late-night person, but if we're down to the idea of suspending someone for making noise late at night, we're really reaching for disciplinary action.

Shrug this one off and drive on.

 

[Spam]

I'm not a late-night person, but if we're down to the idea of suspending someone for making noise late at night, we're really reaching for disciplinary action.

Shrug this one off and drive on.

Even if it was making noise late at night 5 times....still doesn't warrant a suspension.