Stop me if you've heard this one before (UGA)

#26
#26
That he's facing "internal discipline" shows how much UGA really cares about this and their complete lack of interest in ending it.

This isn't a starter, a coach or anyone of real significance to the success of the team. Jones a low level staffer who if suspended or even fired wouldn't mean a thing to UGAs season
 
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That he's facing "internal discipline" shows how much UGA really cares about this and their complete lack of interest in ending it.

This isn't a starter, a coach or anyone of real significance to the success of the team. Jones a low level staffer who if suspended or even fired wouldn't mean a thing to UGAs season

We are talking about speeding tickets.

Let's just hope something is done before a player is caught not wearing his seatbelt or jaywalking.

The NCAA must step in before it's too late!
 
#29
#29
We are talking about speeding tickets.

Let's just hope something is done before a player is caught not wearing his seatbelt or jaywalking.

The NCAA must step in before it's too late!
Are you saying Smart is over reacting with "internal discipline"?

And you may want to work on your reading comprehension. Speeding plus reckless driving with not just a ticket but an arrest with release only after posting a $2400 bond.
 
#30
#30
Are you saying Smart is over reacting with "internal discipline"?

And you may want to work on your reading comprehension. Speeding plus reckless driving with not just a ticket but an arrest with release only after posting a $2400 bond.
The part of his brain used for comprehension is filled with barking, licking himself, and sniffing butts 😁
 
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Are you saying Smart is over reacting with "internal discipline"?

And you may want to work on your reading comprehension. Speeding plus reckless driving with not just a ticket but an arrest with release only after posting a $2400 bond.
It's considered "reckless driving" if you're speeding 20+ over the speed limit. In Georgia, they are required to take you to jail for 20+.
 
#41
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It's considered "reckless driving" if you're speeding 20+ over the speed limit. In Georgia, they are required to take you to jail for 20+.
Bull crap, they're not required. I know several people who's been busted doing that, one of them several times. Their insurance is through the roof, but not once have they been taken to jail.
 
#42
#42
BS. Drag racing way over the speed limit is way different from going 6 mph while matching the pace of cars around you.

Why are you here, troll?
He's begging for attention. Nobody outside of Athens gives a crap about Georgia. They're so butt hurt over Tennessee getting more attention than them, it's not even funny anymore, it's sad. More people cared around the nation about Tennessee beating bama, than they did about the puppies winning back to back. Most pathetic (for the most part) fan base in America, actually the whole world 🤣
 
#43
#43
If any of you have every gone over the speed limit, you're just as guilty.
I might be as guilty IF I had been drag racing at over 100 mph and killed two people in the process. But alas, I (and nobody I know) have ever done that. Meanwhile Jalen Carter has moved on to the Eagles with no ramifications. GTFO with that 💩 that GA players aren’t getting any special favors and that Kirby Smart is going to do anything to clean it up. They are and he won’t.
 
#45
#45
Just because the Vols players speeding tickets aren't made public, it doesn't give you some imaginary moral high ground.

Also, you're still gonna take an L on Nov. 18th.
You're contradicting yourself.

You just posted tonight speeding tickets are no big deal with you're "we're just talking about speeding tickets". But now these supposed tickets you alone know about from the Tennessee program that are being covered up are a big deal.

Which is it? Are speeding tickets a big deal or not?
 
#46
#46
None of the current players were even born the last time the Vols won the conference.... just saying'.

Are you mad the Dawgs are favored to 3peat AAAAANNNNNNDDDDD get to class faster and more efficiently than any other team?

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I'm not the one on a rival board begging for attention. Nobody cares about you, except people in Athens. I think it's hilarious 🤣
 
#48
#48
Just because the Vols players speeding tickets aren't made public, it doesn't give you some imaginary moral high ground.

Also, you're still gonna take an L on Nov. 18th.
lol, you clearly aren't familiar with Knoxville media. They are all the AJC, they LOVE to dump on UT and its players. At least when I was there even the school paper, Daily Beacon, had a special section reserved for our players getting into trouble in their Crime Log.

Heck, we had a player get indicted for assault of someone who broke into his girl friends apartment.

and you probably missed the whole Jeremy Pruitt moment, where he told the cops he has never had to deal with the cops before at his other stops. And that would have included his stop at Georgia.

there is NO preference given in Knoxville for players by our justice department.

and our coaches actually do punish the players. It was actually one of Heupel's first acts as a coach was to kick out some players he just signed for breaking the law. and he typically suspends while the matter is resolved, with multiple starters missing time even with pretty clear cases of innocence; including McCullough's 'assault' mentioned above.

not saying we have the one clean college program out there, just pointing out that we actually do hold up a standard, even when its inconvenient to our on-field success.
 
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#49
And domestic violence. I see Ra Ra is playing. There's a special culture in Athens to overlook all the legal issues.
The RaRa story is a unique one in that someone saw him discipline a child and reported it. Turns out it was his younger sibling that he’s legally the guardian of. An investigation was done and he was cleared of all charges.
 

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