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Devin Davis cited for marijuana possession

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Yep. Remember the trip to Alaska that resulted in three players being dismissed? Trying to remember now...seems like it was Roberson, Cox and one other?

 

Tommy Baker was the 3rd.  Link to one article:  https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=861&dat=19781213&id=F9RSAAAAIBAJ&sjid=qn8DAAAAIBAJ&pg=5451,3523311&hl=en

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I'm so tired of seeing "it's common place" as an excuse for kids that get busted with dope. You know what isn't common place? Playing basketball for IU. You know how many kids grow up in the state of Indiana with that dream? How many HS seniors that will never play organized basketball again after their last HS game would give anything to be in those candy stripes? I don't care what your personal stance is on the substance as a player at IU you have to understand that you aren't the common college student. You are held to a higher standard. It is against the rules and you must act accordingly. If you can't do something as simple as saying no to weed when given this great and rewarding opportunity at IU you need to look in the mirror and re-evaluate yourself as a person. I'm sure some will call me boring, a square, or whatever. At the end of the day anything worth having involves some sacrifice. In this particular case not having weed in your damn room.

Well said. Now, lets all hit the like button.

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What's "chicken sh*t" about holding kids accountable? Hanner was there when it went down. What did he do to change the situation? Nada. Legally, he's an accomplice. It's way more than "guilt by association". It's being there.

 

"Guilt by association" would be where DD did something wrong and Hanner is blamed/included because he has associated with DD. What happened is that something went down and both DD and Hanner were present at the scene.

I mean legally, that's not exactly how accomplice liability works. But, you know, whatever.

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@Stillman~ It is a big deal. The team was told "Zero tolerance". Yet once again, a player (insert any name) broke a FRIGGIN regulation that the NCAA says is punishable. It doesn't matter if "marijuana is commonplace in college or out of college". If you want to play in the NCAA you have to abide by the rules/regulations. If you break a rule, any rule....you should face punishment. The rules have NOT been adhered to with Indiana men's basketball. Rules continue to be broken. As a leader, you have to assume responsibility and take responsibility for your actions (your team's actions). Leadership 101

 

If you do not lead, you are not a leader....you are an oxygen thief and let someone else lead. Leading is dishing out punishment to people who break the rules. If they cannot adhere to the rules (for which they sign a letter of acceptance every year) then you cannot be a member of that community. They chose to play DIV 1 basketball and so if the NCAA says, "to play, you cannot eat cake on Friday",.......Don't friggin' eat cake on Friday! wait until you graduate or leave school before you eat cake!

Not just NCAA regulation, but as it stands still against the law.

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If they athletes no longer use the red backpacks with their number on them and a badge that indicates who it belongs to, then I apologize.


Yeah I didn't mean any offence by it, I was just saying I know the basketball players don't use them because I've always noticed Devin's backpack in class. It's...interesting. Lol

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