I demand that @Hawkeyes4sandusky stop watching Jerry Sandusky videos for one second and like this post.
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Makes sense. I was thinking all the guys need to be responsible but yes, the upperclassmen and especially a guy the team is depending on as a starter. Probably blew his chance to score a TD against the clones in Kinnick.I'd say leadership and responsibility. When you're the leader of a shallow and underdeveloped unit that's critical to the team, you should know better than to do something like this. Sets a bad example, let's the team down, etc.
I'm sure his search history would interest Chris Hansen.I demand that @Hawkeyes4sandusky stop watching Jerry Sandusky videos for one second and like this post.
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I find it hard to believe the servers in Iowa city bars don't know who the FB players are.He had a fake ID so how would the bartender know him?
He was drunk. He obviously wasn't in the mindset of making good decisions. Give the kid a break. There are more troubling things kids do than this.Refusing tests when stopped. All not good.
I agree but I'd guess over half this board drives under the influence from time to time.
I find it relevant because half those critiquing players for their mess ups do the same regularly. I’m not condoning DWI, fyi.I’m always confused as to why people think this should have any relevance
He’s a college kid… I know I did it and didn’t get caught but he’s a young man going out and having fun but making shit decisions unfortunately … but I think most of us have been there beforeSounds like KB in trouble, start out the season in the doghouse...probably running Kinnick steps as we speak.
I agree with your second sentence as I tended bar many years ago and you can easily tell who has had enough.I find it hard to believe the servers in Iowa city bars don't know who the FB players are.
Besides anyone who starts to get that drunk they should have stopped serving earlier.
Between all that and watching old nebraska games on VCR, I don't think he has much time for anything else.I demand that @Hawkeyes4sandusky stop watching Jerry Sandusky videos for one second and like this post.
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Half would seem really high to me in year 2024.I find it relevant because half those critiquing players for their mess ups do the same regularly. I’m not condoning DWI, fyi.
I find it relevant because half those critiquing players for their mess ups do the same regularly. I’m not condoning DWI, fyi.
I think you're vastly underestimating.I think you’re vastly overestimating those who drink and drive but maybe we run in different crowds.
The average personal vehicle on the road weighs two tons, which would generate 120,000 pounds of force at just 30mph. Mr. Brown, a fully grown adult, operated such a vehicle while in a state of nullified cognitive ability. You are implying we should shrug this action off as, "kids will be kids?"The amount of puritans on this board is comical.
Couple things; 1) I'm not attempting to defend drinking and driving. 2) he's only 20, I'd hardly say that's a fully grown adult. 3) no one is saying this should be shrugged off but rather there's plenty of judgment coming from glass house folks.The average personal vehicle on the road weighs two tons, which would generate 120,000 pounds of force at just 30mph. Mr. Brown, a fully grown adult, operated such a vehicle while in a state of nullified cognitive ability. You are implying we should shrug this action off as, "kids will be kids?"
Pure brewed in God's country. My parents favorite back in the 1970s -- lolhe's from chi town so I hope it was old style that he was drinking. is that stuff even still around? never see it any longer in iowa when I go home....
Best deal at Dirty John's grocery. Our house was a couple blocks from there and we lived on the stuff (maybe lived is the wrong word). It had more nicknames than any beer I ever heard of. Cold smile, Dog pile, Old Bile, So Vile, etc etc.he's from chi town so I hope it was old style that he was drinking. is that stuff even still around? never see it any longer in iowa when I go home....
Ummmm, Dog Style?Best deal at Dirty John's grocery. Our house was a couple blocks from there and we lived on the stuff (maybe lived is the wrong word). It had more nicknames than any beer I ever heard of. Cold smile, Dog pile, Old Bile, So Vile, etc etc.
how'd I miss that one?Ummmm, Dog Style?
Yes, if it becomes a pattern, then there is an issue. However, for a one-time mistake, I am inclined to give the benefit of the doubt, assuming they messed up and won't repeat it.The average personal vehicle on the road weighs two tons, which would generate 120,000 pounds of force at just 30mph. Mr. Brown, a fully grown adult, operated such a vehicle while in a state of nullified cognitive ability. You are implying we should shrug this action off as, "kids will be kids?"
Perhaps you don’t get out much but where ever I’ve been, I spot drunk drivers all over. A some years ago I talked to an off duty police officer while in a line to get into our local osteria. He was bringing 2 bottles of wine to dinner for two people. He drove over 30 miles to the restaurant. Like this cop, I’m guessing most don’t think their drunk but they wouldn’t pass a breathalyzer if tested. Two or three pale ales and you aren’t legal, let alone a bottle of wine. Do you think all those Hawkeye fans at Kinnick are sober after drinking for 7 straight hours?I think you’re vastly overestimating those who drink and drive but maybe we run in different crowds.
Perhaps you don’t get out much but where ever I’ve been, I spot drunk drivers all over. A some years ago I talked to an off duty police officer while in a line to get into our local osteria. He was bringing 2 bottles of wine to dinner for two people. He drove over 30 miles to the restaurant. Like this cop, I’m guessing most don’t think their drunk but they wouldn’t pass a breathalyzer if tested. Two or three pale ales and you aren’t legal, let alone a bottle of wine. Do you think all those Hawkeye fans at Kinnick are sober after drinking for 7 straight hours?
Might have to sign up for SR22?Good question on that last point. I don't know the answer, but seems like that would be a way for the insurer to get out of paying.
I do believe most have a DD for each vehicle or they have stopped drinking in plenty of time to be back under the limit. Iowa City / University Heights is no place to think you are gonna get away with drinking and driving.Perhaps you don’t get out much but where ever I’ve been, I spot drunk drivers all over. A some years ago I talked to an off duty police officer while in a line to get into our local osteria. He was bringing 2 bottles of wine to dinner for two people. He drove over 30 miles to the restaurant. Like this cop, I’m guessing most don’t think their drunk but they wouldn’t pass a breathalyzer if tested. Two or three pale ales and you aren’t legal, let alone a bottle of wine. Do you think all those Hawkeye fans at Kinnick are sober after drinking for 7 straight hours?
I actually disagree with this. After 9pm tonight you will have hundreds of people leaving golf leagues, softball leagues, bowling leagues where they just spent 2+ hours drinking. Now combine them with people leaving the 50+ bars in a metro area - that's a lot of drivers under the influence on the road. I'm not saying all these people are blasted drunk, I'm talking buzzed driving bordering on .08 limits.Drunk drivers are not all over. What city do you live in?
I've been totalled twice by drunk drivers in different cities. Neither was late at night when the majority of drunk driving occurs. If they are not all over, then I must be the unluckiest person on the planet.I do believe most have a DD for each vehicle or they have stopped drinking in plenty of time to be back under the limit. Iowa City / University Heights is no place to think you are gonna get away with drinking and driving.
Drunk drivers are not all over. What city do you live in?
Funny as I never have been and most everyone else I know also the same.I've been totalled twice by drunk drivers in different cities. Neither was late at night when the majority of drunk driving occurs. If they are not all over, then I must be the unluckiest person on the planet.
They better hope their license plate light isn't out.I actually disagree with this. After 9pm tonight you will have hundreds of people leaving golf leagues, softball leagues, bowling leagues where they just spent 2+ hours drinking. Now combine them with people leaving the 50+ bars in a metro area - that's a lot of drivers under the influence on the road. I'm not saying all these people are blasted drunk, I'm talking buzzed driving bordering on .08 limits.
When you have 100k people in Iowa City for a game in September - how many of those people end up on the road with a BAC over .08? Give me your estimate.If there are so many wasted drivers on game day, the whole county should be one massive demo derby after the game.
I applaud your use of the baseball metaphor to a football issue. Nice turn of phrase.So he was drunk enough to hit something hard enough to bend a rim and tire, think that the car was still okay to drive, back up on to someone's lawn, and then spin the tires in a futile attempt to leave the scene. He hit for the cycle on that one. I imagine at 2:30 in the morning that caused quite a stir and noise in the neighborhood, that it prompted someone to call the police. Only fortunate thing is that it was 2:30 in the morning so no one was out (on the road or on a lawn).
I would bet a lot, but hope most of them aren't the one behind the wheel!When you have 100k people in Iowa City for a game in September - how many of those people end up on the road with a BAC over .08? Give me your estimate.
When you have 100k people in Iowa City for a game in September - how many of those people end up on the road with a BAC over .08? Give me your estimate.
When you have 100k people in Iowa City for a game in September - how many of those people end up on the road with a BAC over .08? Give me your estimate.