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A $200,000 Lamborghini?


www.espn.com

Records: UGA players tally more traffic incidents

Records show Georgia football players and their cars were involved in at least 10 reports of traffic-related moving violations in Athens-Clarke County since Jan. 15, when a player and team staff member were killed in a reckless driving incident.
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C'mon, Chewy, give these guys free driving lessons.
 
Kburjr said:
A $200,000 Lamborghini?


www.espn.com

Records: UGA players tally more traffic incidents

Records show Georgia football players and their cars were involved in at least 10 reports of traffic-related moving violations in Athens-Clarke County since Jan. 15, when a player and team staff member were killed in a reckless driving incident.
www.espn.com www.espn.com


C'mon, Chewy, give these guys free driving lessons.
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It has gotten absurd. I truly wonder what is happening elsewhere - not as an excuse, our players are shitheads for doing this - but I see this more of an 18-26 year old problem with kids getting NIL and fast cars. I can't imagine it isn't happening elsewhere.

Again, I am not excusing our guys, just wondering what is happening elsewhere.
 
WhosYourDawggy said:
It has gotten absurd. I truly wonder what is happening elsewhere - not as an excuse, our players are shitheads for doing this - but I see this more of an 18-26 year old problem with kids getting NIL and fast cars. I can't imagine it isn't happening elsewhere.

Again, I am not excusing our guys, just wondering what is happening elsewhere.
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I don't know, either. It just happened to be UGa because of the fatal accident involving a couple of their players.
 
Kburjr said:
A $200,000 Lamborghini?


www.espn.com

Records: UGA players tally more traffic incidents

Records show Georgia football players and their cars were involved in at least 10 reports of traffic-related moving violations in Athens-Clarke County since Jan. 15, when a player and team staff member were killed in a reckless driving incident.
www.espn.com www.espn.com


C'mon, Chewy, give these guys free driving lessons.
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Dukes of Hazzard was set in Georgia, and I approve of their actions. Athens PD needs to stand the fuck down. Football players bring in revenue. Cops leach off tax payers.
 
WhosYourDawggy said:
It has gotten absurd. I truly wonder what is happening elsewhere - not as an excuse, our players are shitheads for doing this - but I see this more of an 18-26 year old problem with kids getting NIL and fast cars. I can't imagine it isn't happening elsewhere.

Again, I am not excusing our guys, just wondering what is happening elsewhere.
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Of course it's happening elsewhere. It's what youngins do.

However, elsewhere didn't just win back-to-back natties. That's going to bring a spotlight on the Georgia program.

It was the same for Nebraska in the 90s. Some was certainly well deserved criticism, but some was just nit-picking.
 
Kburjr said:
A $200,000 Lamborghini?


www.espn.com

Records: UGA players tally more traffic incidents

Records show Georgia football players and their cars were involved in at least 10 reports of traffic-related moving violations in Athens-Clarke County since Jan. 15, when a player and team staff member were killed in a reckless driving incident.
www.espn.com www.espn.com


C'mon, Chewy, give these guys free driving lessons.
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Well when they’re not busy killing them in the company car.
 
WhosYourDawggy said:
It has gotten absurd. I truly wonder what is happening elsewhere - not as an excuse, our players are shitheads for doing this - but I see this more of an 18-26 year old problem with kids getting NIL and fast cars. I can't imagine it isn't happening elsewhere.

Again, I am not excusing our guys, just wondering what is happening elsewhere.
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I mean, this is what we sell to HS recruits

 
Across The Field said:
And another one

www.onlineathens.com

Another Georgia football player cited for high speed driving. This time for 88 MPH in 55

An hour before a UGA football WR pleaded guilty to speeding Wednesday, another player received a citation for going 88 in a 55 about 10 miles away.
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Oooo. 88 in a 55.

If it’s possible to go 88 without crashing on the road, whoever set the speed limit at 55 should be the one in trouble

I do that every time I go to the Murphy casino
 
Illustrious Potentate said:
Oooo. 88 in a 55.

If it’s possible to go 88 without crashing on the road, whoever set the speed limit at 55 should be the one in trouble

I do that every time I go to the Murphy casino
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I bet that's what Ruggs was thinking too.
 
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