Devin Davis cited for marijuana possession

[ccgeneral 38,084]

I don't think this is Devin's first time being busted for weed...

[Hoosiers High Life 278]

Multiple incidents or not kicking a player off the team is really extreme for a misdemeanor.

There is a saying that I'm sure everyone has heard of it goes something like "fool me once, shame on you, but fool me twice shame on me". There is nothing about a third time. DD had his second chance and blew it!!!

[Hovadipo 55,198]

There is a saying that I'm sure everyone has heard of it goes something like "fool me once, shame on you, but fool me twice shame on me". There is nothing about a third time. DD had his second chance and blew it!!!

http://youtu.be/eKgPY1adc0A

[Hoosiers High Life 278]

http://youtu.be/eKgPY1adc0A

Lol that's funny

[jonz44 805]

Lol.. Is crean suppose to get a sleeping bag and have sleepovers with the players? Devin is an adult and this is on him to make better decisions.. Amazing how everyone wants to blame crean for everything

To me what Devin has done is not on Crean. If Crean does not take the appropriate steps and severely disciplined Devin? Then THAT is on Crean.

[Dalton26 16,892]

I'm split on it. It is Crean's program so it all does also fall on him, but with that said it's time for these guys to grow the **** up.

[MaraOladipo4 148]

I personally don't like the "every college student does it" argument. They need to understand that it is a privilege to get to be a part of the team. They are getting their college payed for and yet they still can't keep from making mistakes like this. I just wish they'd realize that they can't get away with everything some other students do because they are representing the university as athletes and are watched under a closer eye than other students. That being said, I hope this blows over as quickly as possible and the offseason goes by quickly so we can get back to watching games instead of having to hear about this.

[OliviaPope40 6,458]

I personally don't like the "every college student does it" argument. They need to understand that it is a privilege to get to be a part of the team. They are getting their college payed for and yet they still can't keep from making mistakes like this. I just wish they'd realize that they can't get away with everything some other students do because they are representing the university as athletes and are watched under a closer eye than other students. That being said, I hope this blows over as quickly as possible and the offseason goes by quickly so we can get back to watching games instead of having to hear about this.

This I completely agree with.

[Alford Bailey 12,356]

Crean kinda reminds me of my sister who never spanked my niece. Short term she thought she was doing the right thing but when that girl turned 16 and had zero respect for her parents and was outta control my sister learned she had made a serious mistake. Crean has got to get some discipline back into this program ASAP. Probably warrants something with some shock value ( kicking a couple of guys off the team) to get guys attention.

[HoosierHoops1 5,024]

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.

Has nothing to do with holding kids accountable. Zero.

 

Police might have been called 60 minutes before they arrived and perhaps Hanner arrived 7 minutes before they did...

Things rarely happen in a nice little linear sequence.

[mamasa 15,176]

First, let's remind everyone about respecting each other's opinion. No name calling. Second, no player bashing. Keep it constructive and objective. Tough time, tough situation- post smart.

[Jketch 385]

Right now I say test the whole team weekly and make the results public knowledge.

Im honestly curious to see the results

[HoosierHoops1 5,024]

If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it is a duck.

might be a small goose...

[ALASKA HOOSIER 11,256]

Ok..ok..let's chill fellow hoosiers! Let's just wait and see what happened and what is going to happen. Been a long day

[HoosierHoops1 5,024]

I'll refrain mamasa. Kinda had to respond to being inferred an idiot

[eljefe6 358]

The hardest part is knowing this never happens at KY........

[WayneFleekHoosier 47,975]

We care more than they do. That is a big part of the problem. Not every single one. But many of them.

We have to have a desire to win. A need to/must win mentality. Instead we have a, I wanna be cool, I wanna go pro, I wanna....... attitude.

That's why we don't win as many games as we should. Well that, and some of Crean's coaching. These type of things speak volumes to me about competitive desire.

[HoosiersLoveBanners 797]

I agree with the entire legalization of weed. I still smoke occasionally myself. That said, there are certain places that it will NEVER be tolerated. Some (if not most) jobs will not allow it (others don't test) and you OBVIOUSLY get tested as a college athlete. When you KNOW you will be tested..don't give yourself the opportunity to FAIL, that's STUPID. DD Is clearly ignorant to the rules of being a college athlete. That doesn't make him a bad person, nobody is perfect, but it makes him not worthy of throwing on the candy stripes anymore. As for Hanner, I would piss test him ASAP. I assume he is guilty and suspend him for the non conference schedule to prove a point about being in the wrong place, even if he is innocent of smoking (highly doubtful).

[AZ Hoosier 6,573]

Multiple incidents or not kicking a player off the team is really extreme for a misdemeanor.

 

Despite the fact that it's a minimal amount of pot, it's illegal, it's against NCAA regulations, and this is a habitual problem for this group of guys. Failed drug tests (even for pot) IS a problem. Clearly either Crean is not doing his job of enlightening these guys, or these guys just don't care about anything but getting high. Kick somebody off the team, make them an example - especially after multiple offenses for this group in the past 2-3 years. Might make the next kid think about what he's doing.

 

Apparently we just have to agree to disagree.

[AZ Hoosier 6,573]

Right now I say test the whole team weekly and make the results public knowledge.

 

Nope, just make them all run until they puke. Then do it again. And again. And again. Make it happen every morning at 5:00 am - spring, summer and fall. Eventually, some of those guys will start policing this crap internally and we won't have to read/talk about it any more.