https://x.com/AdamZagoria/status/1980320956368167271?t=guRnH1F2ikzJRP5qQUGsjg&s=19
What a dumbass
nothing on ccap yet. seems just like eratic driving. seems like it will be nothing without more.
but thats just dumb
Dammit.
I will assume he was framed, just like Mark Sanchez.
Wojo recruit.
Nice mugshot
Quote from: Markusquette on October 20, 2025, 12:30:24 PMWhat a dumbass
Sheesh, how quick we are to turn on one of our own. He made a mistake, I'm sure you've made a few...
This is still a better way to lose your chances at the league than Jamil Wilson
This seems completely out of character.
Odd charges. Why not eluding?
Well that sucks.
He could probably get into the dental school now
He had an odd video on his instagram last night. Hope he wasn't mixing booze and the pain pills for his back.
Edit: My Indiana contacts say he just was driving like a jerk.
Just sad to see how Hali has worn off on him
Quote from: SonOfWarrior on October 20, 2025, 01:46:52 PMHe had an odd video on his instagram last night. Hope he wasn't mixing booze and the pain pills for his back.
Sounds like that video was him playing a character he's dressed up as for Halloween. I'm not familiar with the character though.
Based on him wearing the same clothes in the mugshot, wonder if he had too much fun at a Halloween party.
Quote from: TallTitan34 on October 20, 2025, 02:28:14 PMSounds like that video was him playing a character he's dressed up as for Halloween. I'm not familiar with the character though.
Based on him wearing the same clothes in the mugshot, wonder if he had too much fun at a Halloween party.
This seems plausible. Coupled with the heightened anxiety of getting pulled over these days, I'm guessing he panicked.
Quote from: PistolPete on October 20, 2025, 12:53:54 PMSheesh, how quick we are to turn on one of our own. He made a mistake, I'm sure you've made a few...
Note, of all the mistakes I've ever made, not once was it driving 90mph in a 55, then attempting to evade police.
Quote from: #UnleashSean on October 20, 2025, 03:25:48 PMNote, of all the mistakes I've ever made, not once was it driving 90mph in a 55, then attempting to evade police.
Congrats on being a better human being than Kam, I guess?
Love Kam. Let the process play out. If he messed up, I still love him, but there are consequences.
With all of the non-stop construction and the way Indiana drivers are, it's normal to "drive erratically" on I-65.
Seriously, I just hope it wasn't a drunk driving issue and just being a dumbass behind the wheel.
Any time I read about an NBA player getting stopped for driving erratically, I think back to former Blazers player Qyntell Woods, who didn't have a driver's license, so when he got pulled over he handed the cop one of his basketball cards. It didn't work.
Knew we shouldn't have played Georgia on that weird neutral court
Really disappointed to hear this. According to TMZ, the "chase" was roughly 4 miles, which is a lot longer than I imagined it would be. I'd be surprised if they don't cut him. Either way, pulling for him to bounce back.
Quote from: #UnleashSean on October 20, 2025, 03:25:48 PMNote, of all the mistakes I've ever made, not once was it driving 90mph in a 55, then attempting to evade police.
I sometimes drive quite fast.
I have not noticed cops in my rearview before.
Easy mistake to make and jerk cops triple down with tickets.
unnatural carnal knowledge cops tho fr fr
Kam clearly learned to drive on the streets of Milwaukee, where you don't even get pulled over for that ticky-tack sh!t.
Quote from: BrewCity83 on October 20, 2025, 03:56:39 PMKam clearly learned to drive on the streets of Milwaukee, where you don't even get pulled over for that ticky-tack sh!t.
considering the recent tragedy involving our LAX players on the streets of Milwaukee, your post makes me cringe.
Running late for practice.
Quote from: Billy Hoyle on October 20, 2025, 04:08:01 PMconsidering the recent tragedy involving our LAX players on the streets of Milwaukee, your post makes me cringe.
Sorry man, but I drive in the city every day and it's bad.
Quote from: #UnleashSean on October 20, 2025, 03:25:48 PMNote, of all the mistakes I've ever made, not once was it driving 90mph in a 55, then attempting to evade police.
But he played basketball at Marquette, so people can give him a pass for endangering others by driving 40 over the speed limit
Quote from: tower912 on October 20, 2025, 04:24:47 PMRunning late for practice.
Yeah, this makes a lot more sense now. Kind of crummy he's got TMZ posting about it.
Quote from: wadesworld on October 20, 2025, 03:28:23 PMCongrats on being a better human being than Kam, I guess?
Ha! Love me some Kam. And I hope this blows over but this is a bad take.
Police evade me, because I'm white
Ughhh. Terrible.
Quote from: CountryRoads on October 20, 2025, 03:51:13 PMReally disappointed to hear this. According to TMZ, the "chase" was roughly 4 miles, which is a lot longer than I imagined it would be. I'd be surprised if they don't cut him. Either way, pulling for him to bounce back.
Well, at least it doesn't sound like this will be the case. Heard Carlisle on the radio this morning and he made it sound like the report was overblown and it will end up nothing more than a speeding ticket. Spoke highly of his character.
Quote from: CountryRoads on October 21, 2025, 07:48:50 AMWell, at least it doesn't sound like this will be the case. Heard Carlisle on the radio this morning and he made it sound like the report was overblown and it will end up nothing more than a speeding ticket. Spoke highly of his character.
That's good. It's a pretty different scenario when it's running late for practice compared to if it was at 2:15 AM.
Quote from: cheebs09 on October 21, 2025, 08:33:19 AMThat's good. It's a pretty different scenario when it's running late for practice compared to if it was at 2:15 AM.
Good players get to practice an hour early
Quote from: Markusquette on October 20, 2025, 05:25:36 PMBut he played basketball at Marquette, so people can give him a pass for endangering others by driving 40 over the speed limit
Maybe he learned to drive in Illinois.
Wisconsin drivers doing the speed limit in the left lane hoping they get hit just to prove a point
Dumb
Quote from: cheebs09 on October 21, 2025, 08:33:19 AMThat's good. It's a pretty different scenario when it's running late for practice compared to if it was at 2:15 AM.
::)
https://x.com/AlexGoldenNBA/status/1980614309496390043?t=GWAcUGklNDRw2Zf41lPTyA&s=19
Glad to see the positive updates this morning.
And its a speeding ticket.
Bigger question here is why didn't the cops protect him? I thought indiana was a basketball state
Quote from: panda on October 21, 2025, 10:21:29 AMBigger question here is why didn't the cops protect him? I thought indiana was a basketball state
IN police protecting a black man? Hell would have to freeze over.
Quote from: CountryRoads on October 20, 2025, 03:51:13 PMReally disappointed to hear this. According to TMZ, the "chase" was roughly 4 miles, which is a lot longer than I imagined it would be. I'd be surprised if they don't cut him. Either way, pulling for him to bounce back.
Surprised?
Quote from: CountryRoads on October 21, 2025, 07:48:50 AMWell, at least it doesn't sound like this will be the case. Heard Carlisle on the radio this morning and he made it sound like the report was overblown and it will end up nothing more than a speeding ticket. Spoke highly of his character.
And the 4 mile "chase" was probably due to the police having to catch up to him driving woke squad cars rather than squad cars with beefy engines like they
should have.
I don't know Indianapolis highway exits, but I did see a comment saying that while police say they chased him for about 4 miles, where they say they radared him going 90 mph and where the exit he pulled over at is about 1 mile apart. If that's true, then it sounds like he probably was just trying to get to a safer place to pull over and not actually leading some high speed police chase.
Word on the street is that Kam has been selected to drive the pace car for the 2026 Indy 500.
Quote from: tower912 on October 20, 2025, 04:24:47 PMRunning late for practice.
"I'm late for practice with the Indiana Pacers" is just another form of "Do
you know who I am"?
DashKam
Well, who in this room hasn't done 90+ miles per hour on interstate highways?
Anyone who has driven the Tri-State in Chicago outside a construction zone drives that fast just to "keep up."
Interstate 95 between Jacksonville and Palm Beach County is the damn Bubba 400. You aren't even considered a Superspeeder under Florida law until you cross three figures on an interstate.
As Jesus once said, "let he who is perfect cast the first stone..."
Quote from: mileskishnish72 on October 21, 2025, 11:55:02 AM"I'm late for practice with the Indiana Pacers" is just another form of "Do
you know who I am"?
Not necessarily. It is common for the cop who stops you to question you, and one question could have been about why you decided to speed.
Quote from: Billy Hoyle on October 20, 2025, 03:38:18 PMWith all of the non-stop construction and the way Indiana drivers are, it's normal to "drive erratically" on I-65.
This.... Last time I drove through Indy - which wasn't that long ago - INDOT was storing all of their construction bollards along the highway leaving no place at all to pull over. By "storing" I mean there was no sign of construction past/present/future.
Quote from: dgies9156 on October 21, 2025, 12:40:58 PMWell, who in this room hasn't done 90+ miles per hour on interstate highways?
Anyone who has driven the Tri-State in Chicago outside a construction zone drives that fast just to "keep up."
Interstate 95 between Jacksonville and Palm Beach County is the damn Bubba 400. You aren't even considered a Superspeeder under Florida law until you cross three figures on an interstate.
As Jesus once said, "let he who is perfect cast the first stone..."
I just called the Florida State Police. They will be at your home soon, with a copy of your confession from Scoop.
Driving in SE Michigan, if you aren't doing 80+, you are an impediment.
https://x.com/TonyREast/status/1980680335181639786?t=GczNrFIf5_cdvmhnpjj-6g&s=09
Quote from: WarriorFan on October 21, 2025, 01:25:15 PMThis.... Last time I drove through Indy - which wasn't that long ago - INDOT was storing all of their construction bollards along the highway leaving no place at all to pull over. By "storing" I mean there was no sign of construction past/present/future.
If I have the roads correct, it was from the the I-65/I-70 split on the NE side to the east side of downtown which is a cluster.
Quote from: Scoop Snoop on October 21, 2025, 01:25:39 PMI just called the Florida State Police. They will be at your home soon, with a copy of your confession from Scoop.
Where's Legs when you need him?
😂😂
Who here has never driven 90 mph?
Who here has never received a speeding ticket?
Quote from: tower912 on October 21, 2025, 05:58:49 PMWho here has never driven 90 mph?
Who here has never received a speeding ticket?
Have driven 90. Have never received a speeding ticket.
Every time I'm driving through Indianapolis traffic is going 80-85 in a 55. He was going a little faster.
I have driven 90. My last ticket was 28 years ago. Got smarter about my speeding.
Quote from: tower912 on October 21, 2025, 05:58:49 PMWho here has never driven 90 mph?
Who here has never received a speeding ticket?
Alright, let's turn this into a thread to commiserate with Kam and confess to our driving mistakes. Here's mine...
The summer after graduation in 1988, one of my roomies got married up in New Franken, outside of Green Bay. The wedding ceremony was something like 11am, so a crew of us heading up from MKE met at O'Ds on Wells St. around 7am to start the day. A couple of bloody mary's and a couple of beers later, our convoy of 4 or 5 cars headed north. I was with one buddy, driving my mom's relatively new Acura Legend. Somewhere between Port Washington and Sheboygan another car in our convoy passed us, with everyone proudly waving their beers at us. What?! How?! My buddy and I, with no beers in our car, thought "this is Wisconsin, there's gotta be a place to get beer just off the next exit." And so we exited. And, of course, there was a place to buy. We bought and got back on the highway, needing to catch the convoy since we didn't know where we were going. I still know that driving more than 100mph with an open beer was the dumbest driving thing I've ever done. We did catch up, though, and did arrive in time for the ceremony.
Quote from: tower912 on October 21, 2025, 05:58:49 PMWho here has never driven 90 mph?
Who here has never received a speeding ticket?
My senior year, I flew home for spring break because my parents bought a new car and were giving me their '73 Plymouth Valiant for me to drive back to MU.
I knew I couldn't make that solo drive without tunes, so I had a cassette player installed.
I was driving through Indiana, belting out Love Her Madly with Morrison, when I saw the flashing lights behind me. I slowed down immediately and pulled directly behind a car in the right lane.
The cop asked, "Do you know how fast you were going?" I said I didn't, but I knew it was too fast. He said I was going 95 in an 55 zone, and that was a felony, and he could take me to jail. But he was gonna do be a favor and just give me a ticket for following too closely. And he warned me that he was sending out my information so I'd better not get caught speeding the rest of the trip.
I kept it under 55 the rest of my way through Indiana.
I hear Ners threw a 95 mph pitch in intramurals once
When I was Kam's age, I wouldn't make the drive between Gary and Indy without breaking into triple digits. Didn't even feel in any danger until the buck thirty-five range. ::)
Quote from: MU82 on October 21, 2025, 09:17:56 PMMy senior year, I flew home for spring break because my parents bought a new car and were giving me their '73 Plymouth Valiant for me to drive back to MU.
I knew I couldn't make that solo drive without tunes, so I had a cassette player installed.
I was driving through Indiana, belting out Love Her Madly with Morrison, when I saw the flashing lights behind me. I slowed down immediately and pulled directly behind a car in the right lane.
The cop asked, "Do you know how fast you were going?" I said I didn't, but I knew it was too fast. He said I was going 95 in an 55 zone, and that was a felony, and he could take me to jail. But he was gonna do be a favor and just give me a ticket for following too closely. And he warned me that he was sending out my information so I'd better not get caught speeding the rest of the trip.
I kept it under 55 the rest of my way through Indiana.
A Plymouth Valiant could do 95?? Impressive.
Far more dangerous are many of the off highway surface roads in Milwaukee where stop signs, yield signs, etc. (much less speed limits) are deemed rather optional by the younger set. Yikes. I've had several close calls the last couple years trying to stay of the way.
Mine has a basketball twist!
In 1982, I was driving between Terre Haute and Evansville on U.S. 41. I was on my way to Nashville, when an Indiana State Trooper pulled me over. At the time, the courtesy was to walk to the Trooper's patrol car (nobody in their right mind would do that today).
When I arrived, the trooper indicated I was going 80 miles per hour in a 50 mile per hour zone. It was late at night and I apologized to the trooper, who immediately said, "you're a big one -- did you ever play basketball?" I confessed I did not but immediately told him I admired and respected Bobby Knight.
Needless to say that after watching the drubbing we took in the 1973 and 1976 Mideast Regional, I thought Bobby Knight was an ass. When I made my admire and respect comment, the Trooper and I had a long discussion about Indiana's 1982 basketball team, for which Knight arguably had done an excellent coaching job.
The Trooper proceeded to write me a warning and tell me, "take it easy." I got back in the car and the lovely Ms. Dgies damn near threw up when she heard that story.
Another time, I was on MN 61 near Grand Marais. My Dad, who was in memory care in Duluth, went out for the day with me and we rode to Grand Marais. On the way back, a Crimson Cruiser of the Minnesota State Patrol hung a "u" and started after me. My Dad actually started laughing as the trooper approached the car.
The Minnesota Trooper was an incredibly nice gentleman. After exchanging pleasantries and asking if we had an emergency, he let me know it was "too nice a day to go that fast." I was going 65 in a 55. After he did a quick check on my license, the Trooper came back, looked at my Dad and said, "sir, you're in charge. Can you keep this guy in order?"
My Dad looked at the Trooper and said, "are you kidding me. That ship sailed a long time ago."
"In that case," the Trooper said, "you should know I have some friends down the road and they are not as nice as I am! Here's a warning and enjoy your time in Minnesota. Come back and see us!"
The tickets I have received have been nickel dime stuff. 67 in a 55 zone on 94 in Indiana near Valparaiso a mile after the speed limit dropped. 56 in a 45 zone, where I am convinced the deputy dragged out the process since I had my wife, MIL, and screaming 2 year old in the car with me. Shorter yellow than anticipated in Chicago.
The last time I got pulled over, the Ohio deputy flat out lied to me about how fast I was going. I am convinced I was pulled over due to the Michigan plates. However, when I told him I was heading to a funeral still 90 minutes away, he let me go.
In my younger years, I definitely drove much to fast to make game times.
Last spring I'm driving a rural WI highway north from Lake County Ill back to Waukesha County. I'm headed through a small town (Norway I think) and I'm on my Bluetooth. I see the SUV facing me on the opposite side of the road, but too late. I'm going 50+ in a 35. Orange flags warning the speed limit ahead was 35 must've eluded me.
So I'm thinking I'll go to court and see if I can get it reduced. Not the fine necessarily (I think it was $50 or so)but the 4 points it was going to hit me with and the insurance cost.
I show up in May in the "courthouse" which is a brand new community center with folding chairs facing the judge's bench. I go to sign in and they ask if I'm here to pay the fine. I said I wanted to see about getting it reduced. They gave me a number and told me to have a seat.
Eventually I get called up and am escorted into a room behind the bench by an attorney. I explain my situation and and she says I can change it to disobeying a traffic light and reduce it to two points but it would cost $70 or something like that. I said I was more interested in reducing the points. She told me she could make it a parking violation but it would be $106. I swear to god I looked around for a camera or waiting for somebody to pop out and say they were pranking me.
I joke about how I know how they fund their July 4th Parade in Norway every year. $100 parking tickets.
Quote from: romey on October 22, 2025, 07:19:37 PMLast spring I'm driving a rural WI highway north from Lake County Ill back to Waukesha County. I'm headed through a small town (Norway I think) and I'm on my Bluetooth. I see the SUV facing me on the opposite side of the road, but too late. I'm going 50+ in a 35. Orange flags warning the speed limit ahead was 35 must've eluded me.
So I'm thinking I'll go to court and see if I can get it reduced. Not the fine necessarily (I think it was $50 or so)but the 4 points it was going to hit me with and the insurance cost.
I show up in May in the "courthouse" which is a brand new community center with folding chairs facing the judge's bench. I go to sign in and they ask if I'm here to pay the fine. I said I wanted to see about getting it reduced. They gave me a number and told me to have a seat.
Eventually I get called up and am escorted into a room behind the bench by an attorney. I explain my situation and and she says I can change it to disobeying a traffic light and reduce it to two points but it would cost $70 or something like that. I said I was more interested in reducing the points. She told me she could make it a parking violation but it would be $106. I swear to god I looked around for a camera or waiting for somebody to pop out and say they were pranking me.
I joke about how I know how they fund their July 4th Parade in Norway every year. $100 parking tickets.
Had the same thing happen on Interstate 94 in Racine County. I was stopped for basically driving in Wisconsin with a FIB drivers license and registration.
About a week later, I start getting letters from Wisconsin attorneys wanting to represent me. One promised to get me off, so I asked how and he said we can do an effective job of representing you.
My case went to court and I was convicted of illegal parking on Interstate 94. A $100 fine but no violation.
Quote from: mileskishnish72 on October 22, 2025, 03:45:07 PMA Plymouth Valiant could do 95?? Impressive.
I was surprised myself. Speedometer went up to 120, but I never tested that!
Quote from: dgies9156 on October 22, 2025, 08:51:34 PMHad the same thing happen on Interstate 94 in Racine County. I was stopped for basically driving in Wisconsin with a FIB drivers license and registration.
About a week later, I start getting letters from Wisconsin attorneys wanting to represent me. One promised to get me off, so I asked how and he said we can do an effective job of representing you.
My case went to court and I was convicted of illegal parking on Interstate 94. A $100 fine but no violation.
cmon man
(Beavis and Butthead laugh)
I think all the kam news is dust in the wind with Terry roziers arrest.
Indeed. Guy late for work gets a speeding ticket. Or....
Quote from: #UnleashSean on October 23, 2025, 07:51:14 AMI think all the kam news is dust in the wind with Terry roziers arrest.
and Chauncey Billups
Quote from: #UnleashSean on October 23, 2025, 07:51:14 AMI think all the kam news is dust in the wind with Terry roziers arrest.
https://x.com/ColeyMick/status/1981338176150212799?t=jrmlkRNXYdfkVZaBp_Fylw&s=19
Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on October 23, 2025, 08:33:22 AMhttps://x.com/ColeyMick/status/1981338176150212799?t=jrmlkRNXYdfkVZaBp_Fylw&s=19
I've seen enough. NCAA Death Penalty for St. Johns!
Statement from Coach Carlisle. Kam will be fine:
Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle backed Jones publicly, telling reporters that the rookie was insistent on making his apologies and vouching for his character, which Carlisle described as "exemplary."
"My feeling is that this is going to turn out to be a speeding ticket and probably not much more," Carlisle said. "The kid thought he was going to be late to practice so he was going too fast. I'm not going to get into much more about it than that."
It was 3 o'clock in the morning and a buddy next door called and asked me to drive his girlfriend home. I got stopped in Shorewood doing 30 in a 25 mph zone and the SOB took me in to the station for a bond. She had to go home and get $25 to bail me out. While we waited the cop wanted to talk about fishing. I told him to F off.
Quote from: WellsstreetWanderer on October 26, 2025, 09:29:56 PMIt was 3 o'clock in the morning and a buddy next door called and asked me to drive his girlfriend home. I got stopped in Shorewood doing 30 in a 25 mph zone and the SOB took me in to the station for a bond. She had to go home and get $25 to bail me out. While we waited the cop wanted to talk about fishing. I told him to F off.
Being able to tell a cop to F off is white privilege
I can't believe Mac McClung is taking his job. smh