Trevone Boykin arrested again...

[texas_sicilian]

Have these guys heard about a great service called Uber?

 

[NavySupplyFrog]

If you get out of the car, drunk... in public? People were hit, I am sure there was some sort of scuffle or chaos.

Also the possession. If it is found in the car and no one claims it then everyone will be found as possessing, doesn't matter who actually owns it.

 

[f_399]

Have these guys heard about a great service called Uber?

If they were that drunk, the process of getting Uber maybe a struggle.

 

[f_399]

Whoever was driving is in a whole lot of trouble.

She(?) hit multiple people and I am not sure how the law applies to Boykin being the passenger involved in all that.

 

[f_399]

 

[ifrog]

The car Boykin was in struck 4 people on the sidewalk and also struck a bartender inside the location as the vehicle barreled through the front wall.

SMH

 

[TRF51]

I have a feeling he will be released sometime this week or next. I hope not, but he was a fringe player and there are a ton of back up QBs on the market right now, some of them have the same skill sets Russel has.

 

[DirtyJerseyFrog]

What a massive embarrassment this kid is to TCU. He selfishly hurts the school that gave him his chance by potentially leaving them high and dry before a huge bowl game (thankfully Bram bails us out) and then somehow manages to luck into the perfect storm of a situation in the NFL where the stars align for him to be an undrafted, free agent backup..... and still pisses it away again.

I can only imagine how much this self-destructive attitude and behavior has hurt his teams and himself in other situations we never even heard about.

 

[TRF51]

What a massive embarrassment this kid is to TCU. He selfishly hurts the school that gave him his chance by potentially leaving them high and dry before a huge bowl game (thankfully Bram bails us out) and then somehow manages to luck into the perfect storm of a situation in the NFL where the stars align for him to be an undrafted, free agent backup..... and still pisses it away again.

I can only imagine how much this self-destructive attitude and behavior has hurt his teams and himself in other situations we never even heard about.

From everything I have ever heard he was a great teammate. I am thankful he played for us and gave us some wonderful memories. That said, I agree 100% with everything else you said. His behavior in this situation is very troubling, he knew he was on a short leash.

 

[DaCrief]

What a massive embarrassment this kid is to TCU. He selfishly hurts the school that gave him his chance by potentially leaving them high and dry before a huge bowl game (thankfully Bram bails us out) and then somehow manages to luck into the perfect storm of a situation in the NFL where the stars align for him to be an undrafted, free agent backup..... and still pisses it away again.

I can only imagine how much this self-destructive attitude and behavior has hurt his teams and himself in other situations we never even heard about.

Dear lord...

 

[Purp]

Dear lord...

No, I think that's just dirtyjerseyfrog overreacting.

 

[Gary's Shirtless Revenge]

Gary likes guys with an "edge" and believes that he can "coach these kids up" and "grow them up" while at TCU.

He is right approximately 98% of the time.

2% of the kids never grow up, entirely because they refuse to make the right decisions.

 

[ifrog]

Gary likes guys with an "edge" and believes that he can "coach these kids up" and "grow them up" while at TCU.

He is right approximately 98% of the time.

2% of the kids never grow up, entirely because they refuse to make the right decisions.

This is the case everywhere except for Baylor where they get it wrong 98% of the time.

 

[Gary's Shirtless Revenge]

This is the case everywhere except for Baylor where they get it wrong 98% of the time.

False. There are MANY college programs and coaches who have moved on from recruiting guys with an "edge" and heavily use character in their vetting process.

 

[Planks]

Also the possession. If it is found in the car and no one claims it then everyone will be found as possessing, doesn't matter who actually owns it.

Isn't this one of those situations where one of the guys in the car who doesn't play in the NFL is supposed to "take one for the team" and claim it?

 

[Frog-in-law1995]

It's worse

That's not even close to worse than assaulting a police officer. Unless you were referring to the fact that he went to Sidebar.

 

[mc1502]

More than anything I am saddened by the realization that San Antonio was likely not the exception I had hoped it was. The public image that had been panted of TB prior to the Alamo Bowl appears to have been a farse, and that makes me extremely sad.

 

[ScottPatrick]

So a girl runs into 4 or 5 people on a sidewalk and crashes into a bar injuring another person and the headline and picture is her passenger gets arrested. They don't even mention the driver's name as if she needs to be protected for some reason.

 

[f_399]

False. There are MANY college programs and coaches who have moved on from recruiting guys with an "edge" and heavily use character in their vetting process.

Sad but it's usually the guys with an "edge" that have massive talent.

If Baylor didn't let go of Briles, they would have had a very good team for years to come. Be it a lot of questionable characters but they could sure play on the field.

 

[berryfrog95]

Following his instagram over time the Cat seems to take on an interesting crew of homeboys/girls ......always on the brink so to speak