July 31, 200818 yr And the three strikes are what? 1. Flunked out of school/pouted-quit the team when he got no clock (red-shirted) 2. Pot charges 3. Speeding/driving on a suspended license, etc. Don't kid yourself, the kid is an obvious troublemaker. Three strikes and your out... right?? We are all sports fans, that's how it works, right?? Edited July 31, 200818 yr by LCPATS
July 31, 200818 yr 1. Flunked out of school/pouted-quit the team when he got no clock 2. Pot charges 3. Speeding/driving on a suspended license, etc. Don't kid yourself, the kid is an obvious troublemaker. Three strikes and your out... right?? We are all sports fans, that's how it works, right?? Unless it's a potential starting QB at UK...
July 31, 200818 yr Did anyone really expect anything to happen to Pulley? I didn't.... You're saying getting a marijuana charge is only worthy of a (possible) one quarter suspension? :lol: Like I said your implying a lot when nothing has been determined yet…
July 31, 200818 yr Like I said your implying a lot when nothing has been determined yet… As has been said, this is Pulley's third run-in with the law since he's been at UK...You want to keep letting him do what he wants?
July 31, 200818 yr According to the story in Hoptown, Pulley's passenger had the weed in his pants pocket. Curtis agreed to a diversion and did not have to admit guilt. If he abides by the diversion agreement, then it is dismissed. Take it with a grain of salt, but that is the story down here.
July 31, 200818 yr According to the story in Hoptown, Pulley's passenger had the weed in his pants pocket. Curtis agreed to a diversion and did not have to admit guilt. If he abides by the diversion agreement, then it is dismissed. Take it with a grain of salt, but that is the story down here. I thought agreeing to a diversion program was admitting guilt. The point of the program is to complete it, then the charge is erased from your record.:confused:
July 31, 200818 yr 1. Flunked out of school/pouted-quit the team when he got no clock 2. Pot charges 3. Speeding/driving on a suspended license, etc. Don't kid yourself, the kid is an obvious troublemaker. Three strikes and your out... right?? We are all sports fans, that's how it works, right?? This post contains artificial flavoring...
July 31, 200818 yr I thought agreeing to a diversion program was admitting guilt. The point of the program is to complete it, then the charge is erased from your record.:confused: I'm not a lawyer, I'm just repeating what I was told. It was said because it is a pre-trial diversion, admission of guilt is not required.
July 31, 200818 yr ....Says the guy whose QB buys alcohol for minors. :walk:Well not exactly. He served a beer to an 18 year old while working as a bartender at a sports bar near campus in the off season. He was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor of selling alcohol to an underage person. How do you get "buys alcohol for minors" from that? :confused:
July 31, 200818 yr Well not exactly. He served a beer to an 18 year old while working as a bartender at a sports bar near campus in the off season. He was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor of selling alcohol to an underage person. How do you get "buys alcohol for minors" from that? :confused: Who did this? Missed the story.. why was a player bartending?
July 31, 200818 yr Well not exactly. He served a beer to an 18 year old while working as a bartender at a sports bar near campus in the off season. He was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor of selling alcohol to an underage person. How do you get "buys alcohol for minors" from that? :confused: Excuse me swampy...Typo on my part. My bad. :thumb:
July 31, 200818 yr Groethe... It is odd that a player, especially as talented as him, has a part-time job bartending. Wonder if he was rocking the mohawk:ylsuper:
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