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Title: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: 77ncaachamps on May 12, 2015, 06:30:44 PM
After all, he WAS hit by a car.

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/12872744/devin-davis-indiana-hoosiers-suspended-basketball-team-marijuana-citation
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: rocket surgeon on May 13, 2015, 05:22:43 AM
he must have missed one of the most important meetings at freshman orientation-the one where they review the do's and don'ts of dope smoking in the dorms-


                    *close the door
                    *bonus-your neighbor next door acts as a look-out
                             you are well versed/practiced and coordinated with a preconceived morse code-like warning system
                    *wet towel seal where the door meets the floor
                    *open the window
                           -a fan is a bonus
                    *OZIUM-a must have in ones armamentarium for elicit dorm activities
                    *keep the music and any other extracurricular noise to minimal-normal levels
                            no need to draw any unnecessary attention to room
                               (includes the avoidance of over-arousing the opposite sex if happy-ending is concurrent with elicit   
                                 activities)
                    *occupants MUST maintain man or they lose future privileges               
 

           
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: Dr. Blackheart on May 13, 2015, 07:54:56 AM
Four on the Squirm-O-Meter.  Two more likely team suspensions (Perea also in room) at I4 for drugs or alcohol.  Is there nothing else to do in B-Town than to get drunk and high?  This was an issue under Sampson that continues on under CTC. What would be the reaction at MU?
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: tower912 on May 13, 2015, 08:00:57 AM
Four on the Squirm-O-Meter.  Two more likely team suspensions (Perea also in room) at I4 for drugs or alcohol.  Is there nothing else to do in B-Town than to get drunk and high?  This was an issue under Sampson that continues on under CTC. What would be the reaction at MU?
Depends on who the coach is.   For one prolific poster anyway.   Kids are kids and kids do stupid stuff.   I did.  Most of the people here did.  The difference is that this kid is in the public eye.   If it were any other school than IU and any other coach than Crean, it would be a minor blip.   Because it would be rightly noted that this goes on among young people anywhere.   But it is Crean, who was hired to clean the program up, it is a pattern there, and it is entertaining here on Scoop to watch Chico's squirm and divert and demagogue and defend all things Crean.   He is so passionate in his defense of Crean while simultaneously being so critical of all things Buzz.   And his silence on these transgressions is almost as entertaining as his Pavlovian defending of Crean.   He painted himself into such a corner in his criticisms of the program under Buzz and his moral rectitude about any and all aberrant behavior and now he is paralyzed between his reflexive Crean defense and his reflexive moral outrage.   


    So, from a personal perspective, meh.    From an entertainment perspective, party on, Hoosiers.  
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: Lennys Tap on May 13, 2015, 08:46:49 AM
Depends on who the coach is.   For one prolific poster anyway.   Kids are kids and kids do stupid stuff.   I did.  Most of the people here did.  The difference is that this kid is in the public eye.   If it were any other school than IU and any other coach than Crean, it would be a minor blip.   Because it would be rightly noted that this goes on among young people anywhere.   But it is Crean, who was hired to clean the program up, it is a pattern there, and it is entertaining here on Scoop to watch Chico's squirm and divert and demagogue and defend all things Crean.   He is so passionate in his defense of Crean while simultaneously being so critical of all things Buzz.   And his silence on these transgressions is almost as entertaining as his Pavlovian defending of Crean.   He painted himself into such a corner in his criticisms of the program under Buzz and his moral rectitude about any and all aberrant behavior and now he is paralyzed between his reflexive Crean defense and his reflexive moral outrage.   


    So, from a personal perspective, meh.    From an entertainment perspective, party on, Hoosiers.  

And remember all those "other shoes" that were going to drop regarding Buzz's tenure at MU? Crickets, while Bloomington burns. Oh, the irony. Oh, the hypocrisy.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: Dr. Blackheart on May 14, 2015, 06:51:15 PM
Four on the Squirm-O-Meter.  Two more likely team suspensions (Perea also in room) at I4 for drugs or alcohol.  Is there nothing else to do in B-Town than to get drunk and high?  This was an issue under Sampson that continues on under CTC. What would be the reaction at MU?

Both gone.  What a complete mess.  A program clearly out of control when all the of the incidents are added up.  Interesting that neither the AD or CTC made the announcement.

http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/14/indiana-announces-dismissal-of-devin-davis-hanner-mosquera-perea-from-program/
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: tower912 on May 14, 2015, 06:52:21 PM
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/indiana-dismisses-davis-mosquera-pera-pot-incident-222617297--ncaab.html
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: WI inferiority Complexes on May 15, 2015, 10:03:46 AM
Those who criticize individuals, (even slightly), are just on the wrong side of history.  Change is coming; nobody will give a crap in five years.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: swoopem on May 15, 2015, 11:27:31 AM
he must have missed one of the most important meetings at freshman orientation-the one where they review the do's and don'ts of dope smoking in the dorms-


                    *close the door
                    *bonus-your neighbor next door acts as a look-out
                             you are well versed/practiced and coordinated with a preconceived morse code-like warning system
                    *wet towel seal where the door meets the floor
                    *open the window
                           -a fan is a bonus
                    *OZIUM-a must have in ones armamentarium for elicit dorm activities
                    *keep the music and any other extracurricular noise to minimal-normal levels
                            no need to draw any unnecessary attention to room
                               (includes the avoidance of over-arousing the opposite sex if happy-ending is concurrent with elicit   
                                 activities)
                    *occupants MUST maintain man or they lose future privileges               
 

           

Pretty spot on. Smoking in McCormick was way tougher because of the vents above the door and the layout of the room. We never really messed with that. Schroeder on the other hand....room 801 was like Eric Foreman's basement.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: Lennys Tap on May 15, 2015, 11:45:08 AM
Both gone.  What a complete mess.  A program clearly out of control when all the of the incidents are added up.  Interesting that neither the AD or CTC made the announcement.

http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/14/indiana-announces-dismissal-of-devin-davis-hanner-mosquera-perea-from-program/

More Creaning opens up more schollies - what a clusterf*ck IU is.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: GGGG on May 15, 2015, 11:51:06 AM
Those who criticize individuals, (even slightly), are just on the wrong side of history.  Change is coming; nobody will give a crap in five years.


You aren't grasping the point.  Both players were dismissed from school for *repeated* conduct violations.  What those violations were are largely irrelevant because they knew what they were doing was on the wrong side of them.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: WI inferiority Complexes on May 15, 2015, 12:38:57 PM

You aren't grasping the point.  Both players were dismissed from school for *repeated* conduct violations.  What those violations were are largely irrelevant because they knew what they were doing was on the wrong side of them.

I think I get the point.  When violations are unjustified, it shouldn't matter how many times they occurred.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: GGGG on May 15, 2015, 12:43:30 PM
I think I get the point.  When violations are unjustified, it shouldn't matter how many times they occurred.


Well when you grow up to run the athletic department at Indiana University, you will get the chance to write the code of conduct.  Until then, it is still a violation that they knowingly violated multiple times.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: Dr. Blackheart on May 15, 2015, 03:59:12 PM

Well when you grow up to run the athletic department at Indiana University, you will get the chance to write the code of conduct.  Until then, it is still a violation that they knowingly violated multiple times.

And almost died from.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: Jay Bee on May 15, 2015, 04:59:31 PM
More Creaning opens up more schollies - what a clusterf*ck IU is.

Yep. They started reaching out to 2015's right after the citation. May have given it a couple of days to make it look like a little due diligence was done.. but may have been a #donedeal quickly.
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: ZiggysFryBoy on May 15, 2015, 06:23:17 PM
Pretty spot on. Smoking in McCormick was way tougher because of the vents above the door and the layout of the room. We never really messed with that. Schroeder on the other hand....room 801 was like Eric Foreman's basement.

Just needed to have a 3 piece triple in Mccormick and you were fine....
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: keefe on May 15, 2015, 09:05:29 PM
Just needed to have a 3 piece triple in Mccormick and you were fine....

Those were filled by Jesuits or basketball players in my day
Title: Re: Maybe it was medicinal
Post by: tower912 on May 16, 2015, 07:20:48 PM
Weed being smoked both places then?