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Pulley charged/arrested twice in a month??

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It's decision after decision after decision that is bad, though. This is not the first "mistake" he has made.

 

I didnt know that or either I forgot. What else has he been into and when?

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Ridiculous. Lets go Hartline.

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This type of behavior happens at every school. Some schools/coaches are better than others at hiding things. When you have 85 plus teenage/young adults together in one house, problems are gonna happen.

 

That doesn't make it right, but it goes on everywhere.

Is it any mystery as to why this thread isn't quite as popular as similar threads about another in-state school? :sssh: :walk:

Someone dogged up Bama for our off the field problems. I told them "It happens at all schools and be careful it could happen to you to".

 

The first offense should be dealt with differently. Getting a speeding ticket and not having the car registered right is not a lack of leadership.

 

The pot thing worries me and I was hoping to see him play and do well.

 

I'm also a Cat/Card football fan.

Looks to me like Pulley is more of a follower than a leader. Since he has been at UK the mistakes he has made are of his choosing but he is with the wrong crowd and so forth.

Effective leaders are much more concerned with getting there work done, accomplishing there priorities, and fulfilling there calling than they are getting credit for doing so. They remain focused on the task at hand. They are driven by principles and goals not by power or glory. They are made by character and virtue.

This type of behavior happens at every school. Some schools/coaches are better than others at hiding things. When you have 85 plus teenage/young adults together in one house, problems are gonna happen.

 

That doesn't make it right, but it goes on everywhere.

 

If it is an arrest, I dont see how you can hide it. It is a matter of public record.

The LHL usually has people scour the wire or whatever you call it from the Lexington police.

These incidents happened in other cities, so it may be difficult to find.

Pulley has had issues in the past.

 

Now if this spreads and more and more players are getting in trouble hen I will have a real concern.

Now if this spreads and more and more players are getting in trouble hen I will have a real concern.

 

I promise Pulley isn't the only one smoking and/or trafficking...Just a matter of whether or not they get caught.

I promise Pulley isn't the only one smoking and/or trafficking...Just a matter of whether or not they get caught.

 

Certainly not where they caught him anyway.... :walk:

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Is it any mystery as to why this thread isn't quite as popular as similar threads about another in-state school? :sssh: :walk:

 

:thumb:

 

right behind you:walk:

Another from Hop-Town, that is crazy. They don't have any luck.

 

Is it really luck that you don't get arrested / caught smoking pot?

Pulley was lucking not to be arrested in Louisville. They will arrest you for J-walking in the ville

Certainly not where they caught him anyway.... :walk:

 

At least the guys from UL don't travel 70 miles to do their business....;)

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