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Honestly, I don't remember all the details. The story says former players. It happened in April of 2005. They played on the 2004 team. I don't know if they were still in school, graduated or dropped out by the spring quarter. It was during the same school year, though.Originally Posted by olddog75
the bold, the beautiful, theprofessor
Nobody says it was Tech's fault. I don't blame Tech when a Tech athlete does something wrong or illegal, any more than I would blame Tech for any non-athlete student getting in trouble with the law. I don't blame ULL for this incident. My point, as others have made, is that we shouldn't throw stones at any other school regarding a situation like this. We've had our own problems, and we almost certainly will have more in the future. That's the nature of college athletics.
the bold, the beautiful, theprofessor
Who's 'throwing stones'? This is football sports news that I posted for people who are interested to read about and express themselves. I recall a QB who got a DWI getting muuuuuuuuch more 'stone throwing' FOR MONTHS by some of the exact same BB&B individuals who are saying "don't throw stones", "whistle past the graveyard", and whatever other clichés they wish to throw out. It is still a news story to either read or don't, but telling people to not have an opinion is just ignorant.
Well that's what they claim, anyway.
ULL has earned every stone thrown their way. Coach Hud Roid and his thug players are idiots. It took 13 Leopards to break into another student's dorm room to steal Grand Theft Auto, shoes, socks, boxers, ski cap, toenail clippers, hair lotion, $3, and other stuff. You can't make this up!
Please stop buying anything said on Ragin' Pagin. It was not a prank.
From The Advertiser: ULL police Lt. Billy Abrams on Wednesday squashed a circulating rumor that the incident was a prank. “Based on our investigation,” he said, “this was not a prank.”
And ULL ought to be taken to court over their illegal name nonsense.
Last edited by Dawg06; 04-26-2017 at 08:57 PM.
Kind of a conflict of interest when ULL's sideline reporter is also a KATC reporter reporting on this story.
IN HUD WE TRUST!!
40 ain't old
Was this player a junior or maybe a senior when he was arrested. Was he sent up for life? What happened to him?
Not just 13 players but potentially 11 starters, at one time. Can't believe that has ever happened to any NCAA football program.
College kids do stupid things, including really stupid pranks. This has the overwhelming feel of a STUPID prank, especially since they all grouped together to break in. If it was a robbery, there would have been just two or three guys.
College kids breaking into each other's dorm rooms, apartments and cars probably happens more than most think. I know I've done stupid stuff in college that was as stupid as this was, IF it was a prank on a friend.
I remember some friends pushed a classmate's small car into the student center early in the morning, we all had a great laugh from that when we found out
"pranks" are never pranks or humorous to those on the receiving end of property destruction and/or theft.
I'll post this again...
Please stop buying anything said on Ragin' Pagin. It was not a prank.
From The Advertiser: ULL police Lt. Billy Abrams on Wednesday squashed a circulating rumor that the incident was a prank. “Based on our investigation,” he said, “this was not a prank.”
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