Could've gone Matt Diaz too.What a little ****. Gets in the coach's face, is pushed away by a UH player, gives the "c'mon, you want some of this" motion ... and then promptly turns around and runs away up the aisle like the drunk little pussy he is. :rolling_eyes:
He should have gotten the Rick Monday treatment.
kid was an idiot, no argument, but what happened earlier that drew Arnold that far out onto the court?
arrest and fine him, no problem. but to consider expulsion, cmon ???
Yes. Actually, a year in jail on top of that should send an appropriate message.
You want to deter this from happening not encourage it.arrest and fine him, no problem. but to consider expulsion, cmon ???
Not sure about a year in jail, but some time wouldn't be a bad thing IMO.That's a bit over-the-top in my opinion. The kid got drunk and acted like a moron end of story. Suspend him, kick him out even, but jail time is a bit extreme. He never actually came close to causing harm to anyone at all. In fact, he seemed more in control than the coach of Hawaii.
You want to deter this from happening not encourage it.
Ok here's the thing people don't go jaywalking seeking attention. People do this kind of thing to get on SportsCenter. This game likely would NOT have even been on SportsCenter if this didn't happen. Generally speaking, the broadcasters don't even show these things so they don't want to be seen as rewarding bad behavior.I had a professor, Econ I think, who used to say if you really wanted to discourage jay-walking, the city should but up machine gun turrets at every intersection.
A hefty fine, week in jail, community service, perma ban from all sporting events, and suspension for a semester is pretty tough penalty. I agree that expulsion and a year in jail is a bit over the top.
Something to add is 15-20 years ago, this person wouldn't have gotten their due. But given the fact everyone in the arena has a cell phone and some want to capture it, it's bound to find it's way onto the internets. I'll admit when I'm watching a baseball game and they don't show it, I go on Youtube and look for it. It's hard to avoid a trainwreck.I wish ESPN had blurred this idot's face out when they showed all the replays of the incident. Why give him is minute of fame? It only contributes to the problem.
Drunk and stupid...bad combination
Disagree. Show his stupid face so every chic on campus can see who the douche is.I wish ESPN had blurred this idot's face out when they showed all the replays of the incident. Why give him is minute of fame? It only contributes to the problem.
The point is it could be very dangerous, like when that Royals first base coach was attacked.Reading some of the comments makes it sound like he ran on the court and physically assaulted the coach. Charge him with trespassing and give him some community service.
The point is it could be very dangerous, like when that Royals first base coach was attacked.
Given the proximity the court and lack of barriers for basketball especially in the college game, it's always been the easiest to do something if a fan really wanted to. I'm surprised something more dangerous hasn't happened.
So you punish him for what he could have done? Let's put every guy in jail, they have the proper equipment for rape.
You punish him for what he did.
so you think a year in jail is an appropriate punishment?