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Yup.
next man upYup.
Thinning the herd . . . through a self-selection process.
Words matter. They didn't say "permanent".Does anyone think “immediately & indefinitely” has any chance of being reinstated?
Morbid humor someone texted out to an IU group chat: “All good teams have to have a few felons on it don’t they?”
Maybe at FSU, the U or MSU? But I don’t think IU ever wants a national championship enough to go down that path.
Does anyone think “immediately & indefinitely” has any chance of being reinstated?
They have to complete the obligatory investigation before they cut him loose from the program. Summary separations aren't the norm these days.Words matter. They didn't say "permanent".
That said, his football status is the least of my concerns. A felony conviction is life ruining. He needs to accept the consequences of his actions, but nothing I've seen rises to felony level.
Probably so. Killjoy.They have to complete the obligatory investigation before they cut him loose from the program. Summary separations aren't the norm these days.
No idea. My guess is there's a higher standard for expulsion than losing the scholly. SBoR is for kids who get cut for reasons beyond their control. I don't this this situation qualifies. No doubt some shyster will make a few bucks if there's a dispute.What does the IU SBoR say about this? Does he have be expelled from school to lose his schollie?
SBoR does not apply when player commits a crime.Probably so. Killjoy.
No idea. My guess is there's a higher standard for expulsion than losing the scholly. SBoR is for kids who get cut for reasons beyond their control. I don't this this situation qualifies. No doubt some shyster will make a few bucks if there's a dispute.
You think he stays in school after this?My guess is there's a higher standard for expulsion than losing the scholly.
Yep:SBoR is for kids who get cut for reasons beyond their control. I don't this this situation qualifies.
So what's your point? That he shouldn't be dismissed?He’ll be dismissed. Picked up by OSU. And he’ll score like 3 TDs against us.
His point is the same one he has in every post he makes. IU bad, WANNNNHHHHHH!!!!So what's your point? That he shouldn't be dismissed?
Is it IU's fault that he [allegedly] roughed up a female student?
Is that the real fkfootball or the fake one?His point is the same one he has in every post he makes. IU bad, WANNNNHHHHHH!!!!
Only problem is, he's right.His point is the same one he has in every post he makes. IU bad, WANNNNHHHHHH!!!!
Good lord . . . the kid will go to OSU and come back and score 3 TDs against IU? You're outta your mind . . .Only problem is, he's right.
I don't see him trashing IU - just making an educated guess, based on the track record of other schools.
You think rape and kidnapping are on par with this?Good lord . . . the kid will go to OSU and come back and score 3 TDs against IU? You're outta your mind . . .
OSU did the right thing when felony charges were filed against two players, one a projected starters . . .
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...o-state-football-team-rape-kidnapping-charges
Hope not.Morbid humor someone texted out to an IU group chat: “All good teams have to have a few felons on it don’t they?”
Maybe at FSU, the U or MSU? But I don’t think IU ever wants a national championship enough to go down that path.
Does anyone think “immediately & indefinitely” has any chance of being reinstated?
He needs to go away,don’t need abuser.This was coming regardless.
Yes. Might be a small chance but still a chance.
I don't disagree but there should be due process.He needs to go away,don’t need abuser.
There will be a lot to play out. First off the investigation and does her claims as to what happen hold up during the investigation. Just because you are CHARGED with something doesn't mean you will be CONVICTED of such charge. Then there will be IU's investigation. Remember, Ellison was never charged or convicted by police or a court, but yet the charge against him stuck with the University. So the right thing was done. You suspend the player indefinitely and let it all play out. If he's found innocent by the court and the university, then I see no reason why he can't come back and play.Words matter. They didn't say "permanent".
That said, his football status is the least of my concerns. A felony conviction is life ruining. He needs to accept the consequences of his actions, but nothing I've seen rises to felony level.
Obviously I mean if he is found guilty of the charges.I don't disagree but there should be due process.
You mean "when' he's found guilty.Obviously I mean if he is found guilty of the charges.
That's how it is when it comes to charging, but not necessarily when it comes to actually prosecuting the case.In the case of purely he said/she said, without any other evidence either way, you know who they're going to believe.
I'm not sure what you're talking about. Did you see the girlfriend's facebook post? She's clearly not "out to get him." I don't think the details are in dispute, but we shall see.You mean "when' he's found guilty.
In the case of purely he said/she said, without any other evidence either way, you know who they're going to believe.
I'm not sure what you're talking about? I never said she was 'out to get him'.I'm not sure what you're talking about. Did you see the girlfriend's facebook post? She's clearly not "out to get him." I don't think the details are in dispute, but we shall see.
I was wondering how a misdemeanor domestic battery charge is defined?
Unfortunately her details and the evidence didn't match up completely. Now how do I know that? I just do. I can't prove it in writing or anything so you don't have to believe me. But there were a couple details that she provided that he admitted too and matched up, so thus the charge of misdemeanor domestic battery. Everything else was dropped. It'll probably hurt him in the long run (NFL draft prospect) more than it will in the present. I'm expecting a 2 game suspension, but it could go as high as 3 or 4 games if the University so inclines to push it, we shall see. And he will do the required counseling that will be assigned to him. But he will play this season, as long as he remains healthy to do so.I'm not sure what you're talking about. Did you see the girlfriend's facebook post? She's clearly not "out to get him." I don't think the details are in dispute, but we shall see.
Unfortunately her details and the evidence didn't match up completely. Now how do I know that? I just do. I can't prove it in writing or anything so you don't have to believe me. But there were a couple details that she provided that he admitted too and matched up, so thus the charge of misdemeanor domestic battery. Everything else was dropped. It'll probably hurt him in the long run (NFL draft prospect) more than it will in the present. I'm expecting a 2 game suspension, but it could go as high as 3 or 4 games if the University so inclines to push it, we shall see. And he will do the required counseling that will be assigned to him. But he will play this season, as long as he remains healthy to do so.
This exact sentence was posted when he was 1st arrested. We can have nice things, & this isn't necessarily permanent. Doesn't necessarily mean he won't be on the team & playing this fall.Why can’t we have nice things?
Everything except the trespass charge was dropped. No domestic battery or anything else.Unfortunately her details and the evidence didn't match up completely. Now how do I know that? I just do. I can't prove it in writing or anything so you don't have to believe me. But there were a couple details that she provided that he admitted too and matched up, so thus the charge of misdemeanor domestic battery. Everything else was dropped.
Everything except the trespass charge was dropped. No domestic battery or anything else.
https://www.hoosiersportsreport.com/2020/06/hendershot-pleads-guilty-to-trespass-charge/
Indiana tight end Peyton Hendershot pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal trespass Tuesday in Monroe County Court.He'll be on a short leash, but he came out pretty darn well. Let's hope this was an outlier and he smartens up.
Hendershot was facing three other misdemeanors in connection to a February dispute with an ex-girlfriend, including domestic battery, criminal conversion, and criminal mischief.
The latter three charges were dismissed as part of his plea agreement. Hendershot was sentenced to one year probation for the trespass offense, which is a Class A misdemeanor. He is also required to receive a mental health evaluation and participate in a batterers treatment program.
Terms of probation don't necessarily line up with the final charges, but they usually do have some relationship to the incident. Oftentimes you will see a DWI plead down to reckless driving, but some kind of alcohol education or treatment will be imposed.Interesting that the battery charge was dropped but he still must "participate in a batterers treatment program"
Seems contradictory to me.