6 Marquette players ticketed for being in a night club

[warriorchick]

I'm grateful for any college kid who can get into less trouble than I did way back when.

Of course, given that drinking age was 18 when I was at MU, cops arrested us for NOT being in bars.

In related news: Last October 16,  several members of the Marquette men's basketball team were observed exiting Coughlin Hall and crossing 16th street while the "Don't Walk" sign was flashing.

[mu_hilltopper]

1. The JS, and Don Walker, are doing their job.   

2. For all you who've suggested this is minor, pause a moment and think about what Buzz Williams thought about it.  Or Larry Williams.  Or Fr. Pillarz.  Or the kids' parents, who entrust Buzz with their children.   Yes, worse things can happen.

[Pakuni]

1. The JS, and Don Walker, are doing their job.   

2. For all you who've suggested this is minor, pause a moment and think about what Buzz Williams thought about it.  Or Larry Williams.  Or Fr. Pillarz.  Or the kids' parents, who entrust Buzz with their children.   Yes, worse things can happen.

I got caught in a bar at MU while underage.
Never occurred to me that my parents might hold Fr. DiUlio responsible. Had I known, I would have made him pay his share of my fine.

[Sir Lawrence]

Never occurred to me that my parents might hold Fr. DiUlio responsible. Had I known, I would have made him pay his share of my fine.

DiUlio was too busy changing the nickname and otherwise screwing up the University to have much cared about students.

[wyzgy]

what, oh, you saw that?...do a coupe of laps and get down and give me 50, next l


http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/143490406.html

[mu_hilltopper]

I got caught in a bar at MU while underage.
Never occurred to me that my parents might hold Fr. DiUlio responsible. Had I known, I would have made him pay his share of my fine.

Not sure why you want to pick on this statement .. but you read it wrong.  I didn't say the parents entrusted Fr. Pilarz.

[MerrittsMustache]

Marquette fans think Don sat on the story for 2 months to try to destract from the Sweet 16 game while Badger fans think that the MU administration was able to cover up the story for 2 months. I never realized that Don Walker was such a shifty character. My theory is that MU covered it up for the first month and then once Don got wind of it, he decided to sit on the story knowing that MU would make a run to the Sweet 16 and then he'd come out with the story in order to sabotage the basketball team and put a damper on their sendoff. It's really the only logical conclusion  

It's disappointing that MU players got ticketed for being at a club while underage. However, since they weren't drinking and none of them used fake IDs, the bar should be at fault, not the underagers. Basketball players or not, my issue is more with the way the law is written than it is with the way Walker's story is written.

[cheebs09]

I think I remember hearing about this. It was mentioned the Lakers were there, but thought there was another team. Maybe the Bucks too. It mentions there was a birthday party and I thought I heard that's why they were there. It's possible they were invited and thought that they were fine as far as getting in.

No matter what it is, as far as things to get riled up about, this isn't really much.

[Benny B]

Yawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.





Face it... when it comes to a thug competition, Marquette is about as worthy of the Final Four as DePaul would be in basketball.  Especially compared to the perennial favorite we're up against Thursday.  We'd get rolled by these guys fo' sho'.

http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/article/200592/3/AUDIO--GMJ-Exclusive-Arrested-UF-Player-Says-Were-Gonna-Get-Off

[Benny B]

In other news, Michael Hunt isn't stinking up the joint like he used to:

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/143541656.html

I suppose we have to give him credit for putting the MU matter in perspective and dragging Bucky back into the mud all in one blog.

[lab_warrior]

Yawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

+1  That is the appropriate amount of effort to put into responding to this piece of s*** Don Walker wrote.  WHAT A SCOOP, DON! 

These types of faux-"scandals" remind me of these two clips.  If any person would judge someone's conduct on being at a bar while underaged, that person needs the stick removed from his/her ass. 

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/Qh2sWSVRrmo&amp;fs=1&amp;source=uds" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/Qh2sWSVRrmo&amp;fs=1&amp;source=uds</a>


<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/kMvW-_pkX3Q&amp;fs=1&amp;source=uds" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">http://www.youtube.com/v/kMvW-_pkX3Q&amp;fs=1&amp;source=uds</a>

[mu_hilltopper]

Larry Williams, Marquette University's Vice President and Director of Athletics released the following statement:

"We were aware of this incident shortly after it occurred.  We cooperated with the Milwaukee Police Department and referred the players involved to the University's Student Conduct System, as would be the case for any Marquette student.  Discipline was imposed through the team, the Athletic Department and the university.  Since we have dealt with this issue, none of this prevents any of our players from participating in the NCAA tournament.  We are looking forward to Thursday's game."

[Blackhat]

Couldn't be prouder of the boys.

all the ballers be clubbin.  Jordan, Michael.








That said, watch out Larry Williams you may get railroaded by Pilarz like C-ham.

[Blackhat]

Yawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.





Face it... when it comes to a thug competition, Marquette is about as worthy of the Final Four as DePaul would be in basketball.  Especially compared to the perennial favorite we're up against Thursday.  We'd get rolled by these guys fo' sho'.

http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/article/200592/3/AUDIO--GMJ-Exclusive-Arrested-UF-Player-Says-Were-Gonna-Get-Off

UF players have been caught rolling around town with AK-47's.  No lie.

[WellsstreetWanderer]

Wow! they got ticketed!  That's it ?   End of story  Non-starter in  my book.

[mu_hilltopper]

This was the "Big Story" leading the 5pm WTMJ newscast a minute ago.

[cheebs09]

Caught the end of the Channel 6 report and the banner talked about players ticketed for underage drinking.

[DienerTime34]

But they didn't get tickets for underage drinking...

[Goose]

Agreed Stone Cold....you know you have a program when fella's are out on the town. For many years they could go out without being noticed, even in MU gear. These fella's are the talk of the town.

[Dawson Rental]

Raise your hand if you got a ticket for underage drinking or being in a bar underage while at Marquette.

(Avenue Commons' hand raised high).

Back in the day it was near impossible with a drinking age of 18.  We were so responsible, I still can't figure out why it changed.

[Hoopaloop]

This was the "Big Story" leading the 5pm WTMJ newscast a minute ago.

This is part of the problem that almost everyone in their defensive cocoon here doesn't want to admit.  This incident is very minor.  Not worth 10 seconds of thought.  The Vander Orange incident was minor, not worth much.  Etc, etc.  The problem is that because of MU breaking state law last year, every single one of these episodes is going to keep making the airwaves and that has to get the leadership at MU.  I'm sure Buzz is annoyed.  It's one thing that boys will be boys or students will be students, but he knows that these guys don't always use solid judgment.  As a result, these stories make the 5:00pm news, ESPN, talk radio and it makes the guys look like they either don't care or don't have think very hard about their actions.

I feel bad for them because they're just being students at their age.  Doing normal student things.  They also have to realize that the microscope is on them after what happened last year.  It is not fair, but that is the world we live in.  I feel mostly for Buzz.  He has to be like one of those parents going "are you shatting me?"

[Hoopaloop]

In other news, Michael Hunt isn't stinking up the joint like he used to:

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/143541656.html

I suppose we have to give him credit for putting the MU matter in perspective and dragging Bucky back into the mud all in one blog.

Someone better get this article and Michael Hunt's email to Gato right away.  He said MU broke state law (which they did) but Gato can tell Hunt how wrong he is. 

[🏀]

Someone better get this article and Michael Hunt's email to Gato right away.  He said MU broke state law (which they did) but Gato can tell Hunt how wrong he is. 

SQUIRMY

[Hoopaloop]

That said, watch out Larry Williams you may get railroaded by Pilarz like C-ham.

C-Ham didn't get railroaded.  He developed the policy that violated state law.  He was then overseeing the athletic department when athletes came under that policy which again broke state law.  He had to go because of his role with crafting the policy.  A head had to role, and it was C-hams for obvious reasons.  You should notice the policy has since been changed to be in accordance with the state law.

[Hoopaloop]

Agreed Stone Cold....you know you have a program when fella's are out on the town. For many years they could go out without being noticed, even in MU gear. These fella's are the talk of the town.

That's not necessarily a good thing Goose.  In Madison that would be fine.  If you are Packer in Green Bay, no big deal.  If you are a Gator in Gainesville or a Tarheel in Chapel Hill, protection everywhere.  The locals and the authority, including the media are going to not stir the pot.  When you are a private school surrounded by a lot of haters with cell phones and cameras and Badger allegiances, then you have to be more careful.  There are haters over at UWM, haters throughout the city that would do anything to bury MU.