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Two Louisville Basketball Stars Arrested

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Just as I imagined, no other charges were filed and the two will not miss any "game time". Like I said from the get-go if this happened in Louisville no one ever hears about it. The CA must not of bought the undercover cops story.

 

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Just as I imagined, no other charges were filed and the two will not miss any "game time". Like I said from the get-go if this happened in Louisville no one ever hears about it. The CA must not of bought the undercover cops story.

 

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Jennings shoving police officers wouldn't get reported in Louisville :idunno:

Pitino says they will not miss any game action

 

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Now there's a shocker :lol:

Jennings shoving police officers wouldn't get reported in Louisville :idunno:

 

Probably not, especially if they were off-duty. Not saying I agree with it. The CA must not of thought to much of it either, since he didn't press charges for shoving a police officer.

Pitino will surely make them sit out of 1-2 practices :lol:

 

Shocker... UL lets more off the hook... where is Dr. Z when you need her?

So what are the charges? They're both charged with misdemeanors.

So what are the charges? They're both charged with misdemeanors.

 

They are both charged with resisting law enforement. That's all.

They pled guilty. They'll get 40 hours community service and about a $500 fine.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4577660

 

A quote to the judge that I found interesting:

 

"Both Terrence and I can assure you and everyone else that we will do what we are required to do and we will work very hard to make up for this both in the classroom and on the court," Smith said.

 

What they do on the court & in the classroom should not have any effect on their punishment or treatment in the court system, IMO. Not a big deal, just found it interesting.

 

Hopefully they learn from their experiences. I'm glad they won't miss any game time.

They pled guilty. They'll get 40 hours community service and about a $500 fine.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4577660

 

A quote to the judge that I found interesting:

 

"Both Terrence and I can assure you and everyone else that we will do what we are required to do and we will work very hard to make up for this both in the classroom and on the court," Smith said.

 

What they do on the court & in the classroom should not have any effect on their punishment or treatment in the court system, IMO. Not a big deal, just found it interesting.

 

Hopefully they learn from their experiences. I'm glad they won't miss any game time.

Because regardless of what most people think, college kids don't care that he cheated on his wife...

 

:laugh: College kids are evil and immoral. Pitino relates really well to them. No wonder he gets so many good recruits.

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.

 

:thumb:

They pled guilty. They'll get 40 hours community service and about a $500 fine.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=4577660

 

A quote to the judge that I found interesting:

 

"Both Terrence and I can assure you and everyone else that we will do what we are required to do and we will work very hard to make up for this both in the classroom and on the court," Smith said.

 

What they do on the court & in the classroom should not have any effect on their punishment or treatment in the court system, IMO. Not a big deal, just found it interesting.

 

Hopefully they learn from their experiences. I'm glad they won't miss any game time.

:thumb: I for one hope they have learned and we only hear positives about these two young men from here on out.
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:laugh: College kids are evil and immoral. Pitino relates really well to them. No wonder he gets so many good recruits.

 

He was doing the same things and getting the same good recruits at Kentucky. :thumb:

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