When I was at OU in the late 1960's, I was chased by a car with 4-5 thugs inside south of the campus on Imhoff Road. I tried to get to my dorm at Alley House, but they pulled in next to me and tried to break the driver's side window in. I threw the car in reverse and drove to the campus police station nearby on Jenkins Ave. and they drove on by while yelling that I was a coward. When inside the police station, the cops asked me if they were "long hairs". When I answered no, they told me to just return to my dorm. (Glad I had a crew cut then !)Of course mine happened back in the late 80's, cops back then could arrest you for looking at them funny.
When I was at OU in the late 1960's, I was chased by a car with 4-5 thugs inside south of the campus on Imhoff Road. I tried to get to my dorm at Alley House, but they pulled in next to me and tried to break the driver's side window in. I threw the car in reverse and drove to the campus police station nearby on Jenkins Ave. and they drove on by while yelling that I was a coward. When inside the police station, the cops asked me if they were "long hairs". When I answered no, they told me to just return to my dorm. (Glad I had a crew cut then !)
One of the many great things about Riley is that he's run a really clean ship.
It's been important to me, especially after all the trouble with Mixon.
I'm not saying we need to make a big deal about this, but I don't think you let it slide either.
Agree......and here I go again being "old school"......I totally agree. I hate the college kids will be college kids excuse. There has to be some accountability
Agree......and here I go again being "old school"......
Make curfews for all players and let them know as early as the recruiting process that drugs, alcohol, fighting and beating up women will result in getting kicked out of school. Let them know that in exchange for acting like mature men and setting examples for kids, they will get a free education, celebrity status and a possible NFL career. Have the designated team captains monitor and mentor the team, especially the freshmen. (Isn't that what they should do already ?)
I have no idea on how....or if....Riley addresses this misdeed by Sutherland, but aside from Riley having to deal with the distraction and the program getting a slight PR dent, Sutherland's possible punishment could potentially cost OU on the playing field. Given OU's uncertainty in the kicking game this year, this could be a problem. I thought Sutherland was coming along after a slow start vs. Houston.
When I was at OU in the late 1960's, I was chased by a car with 4-5 thugs inside south of the campus on Imhoff Road. I tried to get to my dorm at Alley House, but they pulled in next to me and tried to break the driver's side window in. I threw the car in reverse and drove to the campus police station nearby on Jenkins Ave. and they drove on by while yelling that I was a coward. When inside the police station, the cops asked me if they were "long hairs". When I answered no, they told me to just return to my dorm. (Glad I had a crew cut then !)
True....and it doesn't say much for the campus police either.Sounds to me like they were the cowards - 5 vs. 1.
Agree.Whether it's deserving or not, he put himself into a situation that allowed a P.I. to occur. Therefore he should be punished and suffer the consequences. He's very young and appears to not be able to handle himself when/where alcohol is around. I suggest some of alcohol counseling and a shit ton of stair running. Then call it a day.
To quote Lincoln Riley: "....these guys (players) live in the public eye".
To quote Lincoln Riley: "....these guys (players) live in the public eye".
Sad, But True...Eye Roll!Minor crime = guilty until proven innocent
Major crime = innocent until proven guilty