SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
I think players in that situation can easily argue they feared for their own safety when hundreds of kids are rushing the field. This is stupid.
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And the video would easily make that argument laughable.
What about a severe concussion? I hear those are pretty bad.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
No it wouldn't.
Depends on the severity, but it should take quite a significant injury to prosecute that case.
I agree in this instance. Although for my example, I think Todd Bertuzzi–Steve Moore should have been prosecuted. That was premeditated assault on a defenseless player that was potentially life threatening and ended Moore's career.
Kid was technically trespassing under pac 12 rules and violating the ticket license. Going to be a tough row to hoe for the prosecutor.
Lol, trespassing by one person, doesn't give another the right to level him
I forgot about that one. The McSorly Brashear was worthy too.
Why not? In some places trespassing gives another person the right to shoot to kill.
The field is not that USC player's personal property, especially when it's Washington State's field...
I thought the appropriate response was "should we be worried of Wazzu poaching RG?"
The creatures that produce that giant pile of **** by I-70 also produce a lot of cash for the
I think they were contracturally required to hire a guy named, Moos.
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Also 66 and a WSU grad, seems weird all around.
Probably had to fill the combine with cash and drive to a candidate's house to get somebody to take that job. If they can Riley, look for another retread looking to cash in to take the HC job.
@BerkeleyBuff cal announced today that the campus will assume a portion of the stadium debt, according to Wilner. Huge news for Cal.
This is from weeks ago, but... hate to say I told you so
Hoping some common sense prevails and there can be some type of deferred sentence/probation.
I have a real hard time with the idea of putting a felony on a player's record for that. Misdemeanor with a little community service and probation? Sure. Send a message and have some good come out of it. But there's no reason to screw up that young man's future ability to get a job over this.
Only helps his draft stock.