. If they just handed the weed over to the police' date=' they get cited like it's a speeding ticket :lol2:[/quote']

 

Not when you have 1.5 ounces & scales...

Not when you have 1.5 ounces & scales...

 

That's discretionary unless there's a prior trafficking conviction, thus turning it from a misdemeanor to a felony.

Not when you have 1.5 ounces & scales...

 

Scales don't always mean they are dealers. Frequent smokers usually have scales to make sure they aren't getting ripped off.

I think you guys have it all wrong. He just liked to smoke weed while weighing his postage and grinding his own coffee beans.

Scales don't always mean they are dealers. Frequent smokers usually have scales to make sure they aren't getting ripped off.

 

Are you LE? If so we might need to talk... Just kidding lol

^ Getting NCAA enforcement involved. There's a sure-fire disaster in the making.

Please explain how that would be a disaster. They seem to maintain their PED testing policy pretty good compared to everything else they do.

 

Being a scholarship athlete is like having a job. The University is your employer and worksite and you are getting paid! A regular person can't show up to work high or possess illegal drugs without facing the possibility of losing their job, so why should it be any different for college athletes?

Please explain how that would be a disaster. They seem to maintain their PED testing policy pretty good compared to everything else they do.

 

Being a scholarship athlete is like having a job. The University is your employer and worksite and you are getting paid! A regular person can't show up to work high or possess illegal drugs without facing the possibility of losing their job, so why should it be any different for college athletes?

 

Because, despite having their own rules, they don't enforce them equally.

Please explain how that would be a disaster. They seem to maintain their PED testing policy pretty good compared to everything else they do.

 

Being a scholarship athlete is like having a job. The University is your employer and worksite and you are getting paid! A regular person can't show up to work high or possess illegal drugs without facing the possibility of losing their job, so why should it be any different for college athletes?

 

Because the NCAA is the biggest sham/joke there is.

 

They pick and chose what to enforce and when. There is zero consistency or rhyme or reason with anything they do.

Thats not the information I was looking for, but i'll take it.

 

Because the NCAA is the biggest sham/joke there is.

 

They pick and chose what to enforce and when. There is zero consistency or rhyme or reason with anything they do.

Sigh.

Sigh.

 

Yes sir, Quicks punishment will be handled "internally" basically he's suspended until week 1.

Yes sir, Quicks punishment will be handled "internally" basically he's suspended until week 1.

 

:lol2:

 

Don't care about Hatcher's, huh?

Just hate to hear about these guys making bad decisions when they stand to lose so much more than most their age.

Yes sir, Quicks punishment will be handled "internally" basically he's suspended until week 1.

 

Good

:lol2: Don't care about Hatcher's' date=' huh?[/quote']

 

His hasn't been decided yet has it?

 

I said all along that if anyone is disciplined it will be Hatcher.