DUI.......Anyone?

[Phat Cat]

It's only a DUI. People make mistakes. It happens.....Let Robin deal with it, not us Cat fans.

[EverettGriz]

It's a lot easier to suspend indefinitely in the off season than when you have a game coming up next
weekend. . .

Funny how that works isn't it?

How it works at MSU too. I will bet that Trammell ends up suiting up for the Bobcats next year. He will be reinstated in the Fall and given a "2nd chance" by Pastor Ash

So he is suppossed to not defend himself if attacked by someone? That is what it sounds like on how it went down? If that turns out it is the case then heck yeah he should be reinstated.

Far different than rolling your truck and almost hitting a house PLASTERED out of your mind.

Are you suggesting that you allow the criminal justice system to work????? BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!


Geez, I just wish people were consistent.

[wbtfg]

It's only a DUI. People make mistakes. It happens.....Let Robbin deal with it, not us Cat fans.

^ This

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

MSU education at the pinacle................so what are both of you "Robbin"?



FYI - I know a good fence.

[Cats2506]

Letting the legal system run its course.

Sort of....he's essentially receiving the same treatment as Donaldson.

Would be interesting to see how it was handled if it was during season.

Probably would be similar to how Gazzero was handled during his in season incident, he never played again.

Which Gazzero incident and which Trammel incident are you comparing one of Gazzeros many incidents too?

saying that if trammel's thing had happened during the season it would have been similar to when gazzero got in trouble during the season (the last time), gazzeros earlier problems happened under kramer so different policy's were applied.

[Cats2506]

Probably would be similar to how Gazzero was handled during his in season incident, he never played again.

Incorrect. Gazerro had his "incident" in March 2009. He was suspended for spring practice. He did not receive any game suspensions:

http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/vi ... 2&p=257440

He played most of 2009 until he quit in November.

http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/vi ... 49&start=7

Edit: I see what you meant. His was done after "in-season" incident.

the gazzero incident you are talking about was under Kramer, the later one was under Ash and he didnt play any more after that and eventually left the team.

So no, you really dont know what you are talking about

[Cats2506]

So he is suppossed to not defend himself if attacked by someone? That is what it sounds like on how it went down? If that turns out it is the case then heck yeah he should be reinstated.

Far different than rolling your truck and almost hitting a house PLASTERED out of your mind.

I didn't think you kittens would allow yourselves to use the Jimmy Wilson Defense!

Well its different, JW is a thug, Trammel is just a tough mofo

[PlayerRep]

So he is suppossed to not defend himself if attacked by someone? That is what it sounds like on how it went down? If that turns out it is the case then heck yeah he should be reinstated.

Far different than rolling your truck and almost hitting a house PLASTERED out of your mind.

I didn't think you kittens would allow yourselves to use the Jimmy Wilson Defense!

Well its different, JW is a thug, Trammel is just a tough mofo

Wilson isn't a thug. Why do you have to be such a jerk? Or are you always a jerk?

[Bear Axed]

Probably would be similar to how Gazzero was handled during his in season incident, he never played again.

Incorrect. Gazerro had his "incident" in March 2009. He was suspended for spring practice. He did not receive any game suspensions:

http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/vi ... 2&p=257440

He played most of 2009 until he quit in November.

http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/vi ... 49&start=7

Edit: I see what you meant. His was done after "in-season" incident.

the gazzero incident you are talking about was under Kramer, the later one was under Ash and he didnt play any more after that and eventually left the team.

So no, you really dont know what you are talking about

The 4th of July ASSAULT arrest in Fort Benton was under ASH! which was prior to the incident that forced him off the team!

I know you kittens like to re-write history to put the best light on a not-so-Lilly-white
NCAA rules-appealing coach , but don't let the real facts get involved, just sayin'..........

[KoolMoeDee]

Was he convicted for that incident or were the charges dropped ?

[Spanky]

Do we really care what happens in the 2nd rate athletic program at state college?

[tampa_griz]

Probably would be similar to how Gazzero was handled during his in season incident, he never played again.

Incorrect. Gazerro had his "incident" in March 2009. He was suspended for spring practice. He did not receive any game suspensions:

http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/vi ... 2&p=257440

He played most of 2009 until he quit in November.

http://www.bobcatnation.com/bobcatbb/vi ... 49&start=7

Edit: I see what you meant. His was done after "in-season" incident.

the gazzero incident you are talking about was under Kramer, the later one was under Ash and he didnt play any more after that and eventually left the team.

So no, you really dont know what you are talking about

Incorrect. Rob Ash was the coach that suspended Gazzero in March 2009. He was also the coach for Montana State when Gazerro left in November 2009. For crying out loud I even provided links.

[WaGriz4life]

Was he convicted for that incident or were the charges dropped ?

Does that matter? It didn't matter to you guys that Johnson and Kemp's charges got dropped, you still say they are guilty.

[Growler1]

Isn't it sad that this thread has now assumed a life of its own..... two football programs from the proud state of Montana arguing about which program has the most problem athletes. Both programs have embarrassed the state on a national basis, with articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges.

If you are a Cat fan, or a Griz fan, do no attempt to lessen the impact of these issues. Stand up and be counted among the fans who are sickened by the actions of these few players, and demand that these players be removed from our respective programs.

[havgrizfan]

Growler, post a link to an ARTICLE written about the University of Montana football program in a negative light from a national media outlet. I.E. a newspaper or magazine that reaches over 500,000 readers or the website of that outlet. And, to be clear, I said article of a national media outlet because you said "articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges". The Huffington Post is not a national media outlet, nor was that an article, it was a blog. The ticker on Espn. com is not an article. TMZ and Deadspin are not articles, and not national sports media outlets, they are blogs. I'll bet you I can find a video of a guy scratching his ass in front of 100 football players, coaches and athletic trainers on a hot day in Missoula, MT before you can post that article. Want to try?

[Growler1]

Growler, post a link to an ARTICLE written about the University of Montana football program in a negative light from a national media outlet. I.E. a newspaper or magazine that reaches over 500,000 readers or the website of that outlet. And, to be clear, I said article of a national media outlet because you said "articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges". The Huffington Post is not a national media outlet, nor was that an article, it was a blog. The ticker on Espn. com is not an article. TMZ and Deadspin are not articles, and not national sports media outlets, they are blogs. I'll bet you I can find a video of a guy scratching his ass in front of 100 football players, coaches and athletic trainers on a hot day in Missoula, MT before you can post that article. Want to try?

We might know that some dumbass like you would try to spin this. You better be careful, or you'll surpass your butt-hole buddy Playa Rep for being the biggest apologist for the criminal element in both of these football programs. At least the rest of us know where you stand. Pathetic. You are no Griz fan that anyone I am associated with would include in our fan base.

I guess they don't have national media up in that Po-dunk town you live in. Next time I take a dump, i'll name it after you. Peace brother!

[argh!]

So he is suppossed to not defend himself if attacked by someone? That is what it sounds like on how it went down? If that turns out it is the case then heck yeah he should be reinstated.

Far different than rolling your truck and almost hitting a house PLASTERED out of your mind.

I didn't think you kittens would allow yourselves to use the Jimmy Wilson Defense!

Well its different, JW is a thug, Trammel is just a tough mofo

Wilson isn't a thug. Why do you have to be such a jerk? Or are you always a jerk?

shit, i just agreed with a greenie post. holy crap.

[reed rothchild]

Growler, post a link to an ARTICLE written about the University of Montana football program in a negative light from a national media outlet. I.E. a newspaper or magazine that reaches over 500,000 readers or the website of that outlet. And, to be clear, I said article of a national media outlet because you said "articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges". The Huffington Post is not a national media outlet, nor was that an article, it was a blog. The ticker on Espn. com is not an article. TMZ and Deadspin are not articles, and not national sports media outlets, they are blogs. I'll bet you I can find a video of a guy scratching his ass in front of 100 football players, coaches and athletic trainers on a hot day in Missoula, MT before you can post that article. Want to try?

I don't have a dog in this race, but you do realize that Huffingtonpost.com gets 15.6 million hits a day, right? To declare that the blogosphere is not a viable news medium is a pretty clueless statement. To state that ESPN.com is not a sports news medium is equally naive.

[PlayerRep]

Growler, post a link to an ARTICLE written about the University of Montana football program in a negative light from a national media outlet. I.E. a newspaper or magazine that reaches over 500,000 readers or the website of that outlet. And, to be clear, I said article of a national media outlet because you said "articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges". The Huffington Post is not a national media outlet, nor was that an article, it was a blog. The ticker on Espn. com is not an article. TMZ and Deadspin are not articles, and not national sports media outlets, they are blogs. I'll bet you I can find a video of a guy scratching his ass in front of 100 football players, coaches and athletic trainers on a hot day in Missoula, MT before you can post that article. Want to try?

I don't have a dog in this race, but you do realize that Huffingtonpost.com gets 15.6 million hits a day, right? To declare that the blogosphere is not a viable news medium is a pretty clueless statement. To state that ESPN.com is not a sports news medium is equally naive.

HavGriz' point was whether there were "articles". Consider sticking to that point, instead of changing the discussion. Hits don't mean anyone is looking at the UM non-artice. In any event, HuffPost doesn't have much credibility with alot of people, especially in sports. ESPN obviously does have cred in sports. I think HavGriz is in the media business, so I'd enjoy seeing you or anyone debating him on the media.

[rgrizfan]

Growler, post a link to an ARTICLE written about the University of Montana football program in a negative light from a national media outlet. I.E. a newspaper or magazine that reaches over 500,000 readers or the website of that outlet. And, to be clear, I said article of a national media outlet because you said "articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges". The Huffington Post is not a national media outlet, nor was that an article, it was a blog. The ticker on Espn. com is not an article. TMZ and Deadspin are not articles, and not national sports media outlets, they are blogs. I'll bet you I can find a video of a guy scratching his ass in front of 100 football players, coaches and athletic trainers on a hot day in Missoula, MT before you can post that article. Want to try?

I don't have a dog in this race, but you do realize that Huffingtonpost.com gets 15.6 million hits a day, right? To declare that the blogosphere is not a viable news medium is a pretty clueless statement. To state that ESPN.com is not a sports news medium is equally naive.

The Huff is a joke...when did they report Joe-Pa died? A day early...Just one example!!!

[hawaiiangriz]

I just think it's hilarious how some people (Cat AND Griz fans) want players thrown off teams for making mistakes that I'm sure, A MAJORITY OF PEOPLE ON THIS FRIGGIN BOARD HAVE DONE THEMSELVES, BUT JUST DIDN'T GET CAUGHT!

Really assholes? You people that want players thrown off teams for this type of stuff (sex crimes TOTALLY excluded), just amaze me. You gonna sit there and tell me you have NEVER drove when you probably shouldn't have??? Or are you the Virgin Mary?

LOOK IN THE MIRROR before you condemn all other people would ya you douche bags. I agree that driving drunk is wrong, but who among us has NEVER done it? The big guy upstairs once said, 'Let he without sin, cast the first stone'! Sounds to me like there are tons of Cat fans AND Griz fans living in glass houses....

Feel free to now crucify me which I am sure you will..........

[PlayerRep]

Hawaii, I'm liking alot of your posts these days. I like someone who takes a stand in support of UM, or athletes, or something--instead of criticizing everything. Keep em coming.

[Growler1]

Growler, post a link to an ARTICLE written about the University of Montana football program in a negative light from a national media outlet. I.E. a newspaper or magazine that reaches over 500,000 readers or the website of that outlet. And, to be clear, I said article of a national media outlet because you said "articles even being written by the national sports media about the off-field problems with Montana colleges". The Huffington Post is not a national media outlet, nor was that an article, it was a blog. The ticker on Espn. com is not an article. TMZ and Deadspin are not articles, and not national sports media outlets, they are blogs. I'll bet you I can find a video of a guy scratching his ass in front of 100 football players, coaches and athletic trainers on a hot day in Missoula, MT before you can post that article. Want to try?

I don't have a dog in this race, but you do realize that Huffingtonpost.com gets 15.6 million hits a day, right? To declare that the blogosphere is not a viable news medium is a pretty clueless statement. To state that ESPN.com is not a sports news medium is equally naive.

HavGriz' point was whether there were "articles". Consider sticking to that point, instead of changing the discussion. Hits don't mean anyone is looking at the UM non-artice. In any event, HuffPost doesn't have much credibility with alot of people, especially in sports. ESPN obviously does have cred in sports. I think HavGriz is in the media business, so I'd enjoy seeing you or anyone debating him on the media.

And you are supposedly an attorney, and I would love to see you debate this with any ethical attorney.

Playa Rep Spin-Job #895

[Growler1]

[quote="PlayerRep"]Hawaii, I'm liking alot of your posts these days. I like someone who takes a stand in support of UM, or athletes, or something--instead of criticizing everything. Keep em coming.[/quot


I'm sure he will sleep better tonight knowing that you approve of him. We all just wait and hope for your stamp of approval. But alas, it rarely comes to most.

[hawaiiangriz]

I shall sleep soundly tonight WITHOUT the help of Ambien just so you know.....