2024 Offseason Thread

[vailhusker]

Haha they just don’t stop doing this

 

[Dawgsauce]

@Dawgsauce wtf

It's in the news. I don't know what to say except out of 120 kids a few fuck up every year. $26.00 bond. All in all not a major fuck up. Beck posted a video of himself speeding the other day in some fast car. That upset me more than this haha.

 

[Dawgsauce]

I got a dui, 3 speeding tickets, a few open containers, and possession of a joint while I was in college. I am not in a position to judge them myself😈😈😈

 

[Goskers07]

I got a dui, 3 speeding tickets, a few open containers, and possession of a joint while I was in college. I am not in a position to judge them myself😈😈😈

I had no idea you were a former Bulldog lineman.

 

[Bootleg11]

Rhule did this the other day for a tweet that from Gifford.

 

[Kazman5k]

Turns out the solution to the problem is finding a judge will a bulldog jersey on underneath the gown.

 

[vailhusker]

 

[vailhusker]

Turns out the solution to the problem is finding a judge will a bulldog jersey on underneath the gown.

Judges and cops in Lincoln need to take notice. Probably the same kind of deal Harper Murray will get though.

 

[Kazman5k]

Judges and cops in Lincoln need to take notice.

I saw that tweet and instantly went and started watching Johnny Rodgers highlights

 

[Kaladin]

 

[Blakejc]

I guess this is why they recruit 7000 DBs

 

[Kaladin]

 

[Dawgsauce]

Before Kirby got to Athens, UGA had so many more issues than now. Kirby probably keeps some out of the spotlight more than previous coaches, but the DUIs, bar fights, and assaults are almost nil in comparison. Racing is so much bigger now than in 80s and 90s, and even 2000s and is a big problem with kids and UGA players are part of that. Some of it is Atlanta culture. I would love to see an accurate count of racing and reckless driving violations at other schools. I see players at other SEC schools get arrested or ticketed for it often and worse, but they aren't on the Mountain Top (excluding Bama and it's friendly police force) and they also don't have the Atlanta Journal Constitution which will put a jay walking violation by UGA player on front page. Hell, they got caught making up culture problems and arrest numbers and had to fire the lead reporter just last year. I don't think Kirby could ever do anything to get these issues to zero. Especially with the portal being a way out for players if punishment is too punitive or vindictive. You'll continue to see these issues at UGA. Arkansas players just got caught racing, but no charges and the school has kept out of news. How often does this happen elsewhere? Does Nebraska have these issues as well, but handled differently by school or law enforcement? Really curious.

 

[Kazman5k]

Before Kirby got to Athens, UGA had so many more issues than now. Kirby probably keeps some out of the spotlight more than previous coaches, but the DUIs, bar fights, and assaults are almost nil in comparison. Racing is so much bigger now than in 80s and 90s, and even 2000s and is a big problem with kids and UGA players are part of that. Some of it is Atlanta culture. I would love to see an accurate count of racing and reckless driving violations at other schools. I see players at other SEC schools get arrested or ticketed for it often and worse, but they aren't on the Mountain Top (excluding Bama and it's friendly police force) and they also don't have the Atlanta Journal Constitution which will put a jay walking violation by UGA player on front page. Hell, they got caught making up culture problems and arrest numbers and had to fire the lead reporter just last year. I don't think Kirby could ever do anything to get these issues to zero. Especially with the portal being a way out for players if punishment is too punitive or vindictive. You'll continue to see these issues at UGA. Arkansas players just got caught racing, but no charges and the school has kept out of news. How often does this happen elsewhere? Does Nebraska have these issues as well, but handled differently by school or law enforcement? Really curious.

Lincoln roads would total your car instantly if you dared go 5 over the speed limit

 

[Goskers07]

I mean, I thought it was pretty wildly accepted that was always the plan with him, Prude and Guthrie.

 

[Jim14510]

I got a dui, 3 speeding tickets, a few open containers, and possession of a joint while I was in college. I am not in a position to judge them myself😈😈😈

You are quite the criminal.

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

You are quite the criminal.

This board has completely gone to heck.

 

[turek420845]

Syracuse bragging about Kyle McCord turning down twice the money at NU to play at Syracuse. I'm sure it had nothing to do DR.

Syracuse AD: Kyle McCord ‘turned down twice the money from Nebraska’ before coming to SU

Wildhack said he spoke with a friend on Nebraska's coaching staff after McCord's commitment to SU.

www.google.com

 

[vailhusker]

Free

 

[HuskerGarrett]

Before Kirby got to Athens, UGA had so many more issues than now. Kirby probably keeps some out of the spotlight more than previous coaches, but the DUIs, bar fights, and assaults are almost nil in comparison. Racing is so much bigger now than in 80s and 90s, and even 2000s and is a big problem with kids and UGA players are part of that. Some of it is Atlanta culture. I would love to see an accurate count of racing and reckless driving violations at other schools. I see players at other SEC schools get arrested or ticketed for it often and worse, but they aren't on the Mountain Top (excluding Bama and it's friendly police force) and they also don't have the Atlanta Journal Constitution which will put a jay walking violation by UGA player on front page. Hell, they got caught making up culture problems and arrest numbers and had to fire the lead reporter just last year. I don't think Kirby could ever do anything to get these issues to zero. Especially with the portal being a way out for players if punishment is too punitive or vindictive. You'll continue to see these issues at UGA. Arkansas players just got caught racing, but no charges and the school has kept out of news. How often does this happen elsewhere? Does Nebraska have these issues as well, but handled differently by school or law enforcement? Really curious.

I assumed Georgia’s racing culture would have died with Paul Walker