There are three Wolverines with recent Drunk Driving offenses; Darryl Stonum is a current Wolverine who is suspended from the team for 2 violations, Jalen Rose who is a member of ESPN and a former Fab 5 member and of course Braylon Edwards former Michigan WR and current NFL Free Agent.
There are whispers that Darryl is hanging on by a thread to his college career with Michigan and could face being kicked off the team to a 4 game suspension. Let's hope he has learned his lesson, cleans up his act and gets to re-join the team some time this year.
Jalen was just sentenced to 20 days in jail for pleading guilty to his DUI this winter. Which seems to be a pretty harsh penalty but so was his crime. I like Jalen a lot but what he did was serious and he is paying a high price.
Braylon won't face any jail time but will have his probation from a Cleveland fight extended one year and will serve 100 hours of community service.
I like all 3 guys and hopefully they will all learn from these serious mistakes.
- TomVH catches up with WR Amara Darboh who visited A2 this week: I feel a lot better with them. They all seem like really nice guys and they have a great staff there. This visit helped Michigan a lot, and it also helped with my comfort level, so yeah.
- The Big Ten Media Days start today. Should be lots of coaches talk. For example; We have a talented team but we also have holes we need to fill.
- New BBQ visitor is 2013 ATH Dymonte Thomas who will be there with his father and his cousin Bri'onte Dunn. The early returns on Dymonte is he might be one of the best players in Ohio in the 2013 class and has Michigan #1 in his recruitment right now.
- I know NFL transactions are flying around fast. To catch you up on some Wolverines: Mike Hart got cut by Indy, Jonas Mouton signed his deal with the Chargers, Stevie Breaston is now with Kansas City, Martell Webb signed with the Eagles, James Rogers with Denver and Perry Dorrestein to the Jets. Good luck Guys! (Obi Ezeh, Greg Banks and Adam Patterson are still looking for teams).
4 comments:
Tell me you mean CB James Rogers, and you're not trying to make the pot-addict Spartan a Wolverine...
I am doing terrible with that lately. Sorry.
It is not a debate whether drunk driving is a serious offense or not. I think everything you do that poses danger to others is a serious offense. It is our responsibility to be safe on the road all the time, and we are also responsible for keeping our co-drivers safe.
[Alecia Longsworth]
Road safety is a serious matter. Regulations against drunk driving are designed to protect lives and property. In some states, community involvement in the implementation of said regulations is encouraged.
Charla Mcguyer
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