Yogi and Stan Arrested....

[JuwantGrimeShakes? 533]

I don't care if you believe me, just passing along what I know. The football player is Jordan Fuchs the freshman tight end. And it is a fball vs. Bball deal because theres bad blood and they want to get revenge. But both Crean and Wilson have sent out multiple messages advising not to.

Wait, I didn't notice this until someone just quoted it in their reply. Fuchs? Does he even go here yet?

[ccgeneral 38,084]

Wait, I didn't notice this until someone just quoted it in their reply. Fuchs? Does he even go here yet?

Early signee.

[JuwantGrimeShakes? 533]

Early signee.

Thanks, that explains it. I remembered his weird commitment saga with UConn and Rutgers but not him coming early.

[CampHoosier 3,697]

Football players have always had a complex at IU. Of course they want to fight bball players, the bball players get all of the attention. And no one even even gives a Fuchs about this kid. 

[BlueDevil 8,655]

[quote name="CampCrean" post="63538" timestamp="1398692362"]Football players have always had a complex at IU. Of course they want to fight bball players, the bball players get all of the attention. And no one even even gives a Fuchs about this kid. [/quote]

Well played

[IU Hoosier41 14,465]

I think Hanner's arrest is 10x worse than Yogi and Stans. So, if I base their punishment off Hanner's punishment, they should be benched for 10 minutes of the first game. (Hanner benched 100 minutes total).

Wow... That should teach them!!


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[Hwy 1 2,053]

It rhymes with pukes, not pucks.

[JuwantGrimeShakes? 533]

Football players have always had a complex at IU. Of course they want to fight bball players, the bball players get all of the attention. And no one even even gives a Fuchs about this kid. 

 

What kid? We have a football team?

I think Hanner's arrest is 10x worse than Yogi and Stans. So, if I base their punishment off Hanner's punishment, they should be benched for 10 minutes of the first game. (Hanner benched 100 minutes total).

Wow... That should teach them!!


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If only there were ways to punish people that didn't involve games. Oh well. They do always say the most effective punishments occur 6 months after the incident and are only tangentially connected. 

[Hutch89 2,939]

da fuchs?

[Basketball4iU 2,006]

[quote name="Hwy 1" post="63522" timestamp="1398683895"]Yes, Hanner is 21 and he can go into bars while on probation, he just can't drink alcohol. [/quote]
I think he missed that info....lol


In the gym

[Basketball4iU 2,006]

I don't think there will be a game punishment ..it will be forgotten by November, it didn't happen during the season, and will probably be handled internally.


In the gym

[Hwy 1 2,053]

I think he missed that info....lol


In the gym

 

 

( iirc from what friends told me)  he can still drink until sentencing. Sorry I didn't think about that in my original post.  I might have that wrong. I've never been through it, just some friends who have. Seems like they said that the no alcohol thing doesn't kick in till you're convicted. Something about that innocent till proven guilty thing we have in this country. But with the law stretching the limits these days I wouldn't be surprised if they have a guilty till proven innocent format.  

[Bk4life 190]

Bad move by  the guys and they should know better BUT in the end, this will soon blow over and they will move on with their lives and basketball season will make this look like the distant past......Also, I think the cop might have let Yogi go with warning if not for the presence of fake id's...I mean, a week or two from being 21, kick him out of the club with a warning....the fake ID made it impossible for the cop to just move them along IMO.....  THAT BEING SAID...If I had been arrested for every time I consumed alcohol before my 21st birthday, I would be serving 10 life sentences at this point! They are college kids doing what the other college kids are doing....I give em a pass with a warning that they need to hold themselves to a little higher standards than their cohorts..