October 11, 200917 yr LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - WAVE 3 has confirmed University of Louisville basketball stars Terrence Jennings and Jerry Smith were arrested Saturday night and booked into the Clark County Jail. Sources tell WAVE the two men were at a function Kye's in Jeffersonville, when a fight broke out. Both Jennings and Smith were charged with resisting arrest. http://www.wave3.com/Global/story.asp?S=11295099
October 11, 200917 yr How are you arrested only for resisting arrest? Wouldn't they have to be arresting you already before you could resist it?
October 11, 200917 yr Author how are you arrested only for resisting arrest? wouldn't they have to be arresting you already before you could resist it? Only thing I can come up with is that they weren't cooperative with the cops who showed up, and they decided to arrest them.
October 11, 200917 yr Bad news for Louisville. It seems to keep piling on. Although I'm not a Louisville fan, I'll wait to see what happens before passing judgment. Seems like they could have simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. What is "Kye's"?
October 11, 200917 yr Author Bad news for Louisville. It seems to keep piling on. Although I'm not a Louisville fan, I'll wait to see what happens before passing judgment. Seems like they could have simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. What is "Kye's"? It's two buildings just across the river in Indiana. Lot's of parties are thrown there. It's not "shady" at all. Doesn't say they were involved in the fight, so we'll see how it plays out.
October 11, 200917 yr Roll your eyes all you want Deuce. How could the players take such a speech seriously from Pitino?
October 11, 200917 yr Author Roll your eyes all you want Deuce. How could the players take such a speech seriously from Pitino? Because regardless of what most people think, college kids don't care that he cheated on his wife...
October 11, 200917 yr Because regardless of what most people think, college kids don't care that he cheated on his wife... They may not care, but they see that he doesn't have discipline in his marriage. When a dad smokes and he tells his kids that he better never catch them smoking, what do you think his kids are going to think?
October 11, 200917 yr They may not care, but they see that he doesn't have discipline in his marriage. When a dad smokes and he tells his kids that he better never catch them smoking, what do you think his kids are going to think? Apples & oranges, LRCW. These college kids are turning to Pitino as a springboard to the NBA. He knows what it takes to get them there, and they're going to listen. Although he may not make great personal decisions, he has a lot to offer them, both personally & athletically. With that said, I do think it'll make for a very awkward discussion.
October 11, 200917 yr Roll your eyes all you want Deuce. How could the players take such a speech seriously from Pitino? We may disagree on the FG, but I'm with you on this one. How could the players ever take Pitino seriously? He hasn't exactly been a beacon of light.
October 11, 200917 yr Author They may not care, but they see that he doesn't have discipline in his marriage. When a dad smokes and he tells his kids that he better never catch them smoking, what do you think his kids are going to think? They respect Pitino for BASKETBALL. They didn't decide to come to Louisville because he had a sterling marriage... And you're implying that Smith and Jennings did something wrong by your question. Let's wait to see how this plays out before we start dishing out blame.
October 11, 200917 yr Author Apples & oranges, LRCW. These college kids are turning to Pitino as a springboard to the NBA. He knows what it takes to get them there, and they're going to listen. Although he may not make great personal decisions, he has a lot to offer them, both personally & athletically. Exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself. :thumb:
October 11, 200917 yr Apples & oranges, LRCW. These college kids are turning to Pitino as a springboard to the NBA. He knows what it takes to get them there, and they're going to listen. Although he may not make great personal decisions, he has a lot to offer them, both personally & athletically. With that said, I do think it'll make for a very awkward discussion. No argument that these kids know that Pitino knows what it takes to get them to the NBA. No doubt that Pitino is a great coach, but if you think that his discipline speech is going to have the same effect on them coming from him, then I think you're mistaken.
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