I'll be there tomorrow.

He'd previously been reprimanded for the sexual harassment of a police staffer. I'd wager that he has no problem bullying women.

He was North flagged and ejected for what was an illegal and dirty play.

If it was just playing hard and not against the rules why was North flagged for this and the noseguard ejected? Bush league play.

That didn't take long. Perhaps that will teach Stephen Johnson not to talk smack during the coin flip.

Where do you find the list of ejections? I was told that he was ejected but it was on the last okay so I'm unsure

What happened at the end? I heard something about the North Laurel defense diving at the center's knees when he was snapping the ball with the Jumpers in victory formation. Were they trying to cause a fumble? Sounded pretty dirty. The center is injured and at the ER.

Tamme?

Wouldn't that actually make you a masochist?

He's hitting .253 since he came to town. I'd say it has more to do with the team having about a 1.50 ERA in the 22 game winning streak.

The internal affairs investigation has found that the 2 officers violated 5 policies. It is now up to the Police Chief to decide their fate. Detective Payne has already been fired from his part-time job as an EMT. Internal affairs investigation finds police officers who arrested nurse violated a number of department policies - The Salt Lake Tribune

The Indians have hit more homeruns during this streak than the TOTAL runs allowed to their opponent.

Because he held on to him, spun him around and threw him down way after it was obvious he didn't have the ball and was trying to release. Easy call on that one.

Remind you of playing at Cumberland?

Somerset's radio crew said that some Hazard fans picked up Somerset's football after the extra point, took off with it and threw it into some trees. They made them go get it and wouldn't start play until they did.

Any updates?

Did Somerset's quarterback get hurt or just not okay tonight?

Sounds like Somerset is playing with their backup quarterback.

It said he was setting up his tripod. I'd have to imagine it was far enough away to take pictures. I can't think of a good reason to just start blasting away at someone with no warning.

2 players that felt that way were Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Jr....that kind of blows your theory.

From what I heard on the Baseball Tonight Podcast the issue wasn't in how they stole the signs but in how they used the Apple Watch to relay the information. They were using their video room to review the signs and then transmitting that information to the assistant trainer's watch and from there he gave it to the players. Evidently their video room is not right behind the clubhouse so they did it to get the information to the players quicker....

It was a campus police officer wasn't it?

It didn't make national news til recently. If their officer was unconscious how would they have known?

If the law of implied consent is not valid in Utah, and from the articles that I've read it is not. Then he was not issuing lawful instructions to the nurse. It sounds as if the nurse knew the law better than the police officers.

Nothing. She was not charged at all. Just bullied, assaulted, cuffed and placed in the Police car for 20 minutes before the officer realized he screwed up.

Ironically, the injured truck driver is also a part time police officer. 2 officers have been placed on paid leave pending an investigation of their actions. On is the officer that botched the situation in the hospital, the other has not been named. I'd have to assume it is his Lt. that gave him the improper instructions. The hospItal is considering pressing charges.

I've listened to several of those. Good podcast.

I was just going by Guru's quote from the news article above and the way that the Police Chief made it a point to say that the proper procedure had been communicated to their blood collection team.

But didn't it say that type of implied consent law was no longer in effect in Utah?