Hill Arrested

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Originally Posted by LC Dawg

Couple of thoughts on this:
- If you give a kid a car that will do 120 he will do 120 in it.
- He should be punished in some form by Mullen because he was arrested and that reflects on MSU football. Mullen will handle this.
- The only punishment that will really get a kid's attention for something like this is to take away his car and/or license. Teenage boys are stupid and think they are bulletproof. My son was with a kid that was clocked at 130 when they were in high school. Law came down pretty hard on the driver because he was a juvenile. Took his license for a year. I thought that was excessive but it damn well got his attention.

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I had a car that would surpass 120 and never did higher than 80 in it on interstate. So no, a kid will not always do what a car will allow. Some kids just use what God put between their ears and understand consequences of such actions for oneself and the others around you.

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Originally Posted by I seen it dawg

****ing stupid thread is stupid. Kid being a kid and will get a ticket and run some. Some people can't wait to dive on in on something stupid.

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Agreed... 4 pages of drivel.

Definitely not going to cast stones on this one...

Young and thought I was bulletproof, 113 mph on my Honda 350 - 2 cylinder (high handle bars and sissy bars of course!) sunny afternoon on my way to Oktibbeha County Lake my Jr year at State in 1976. July 5, 1987, 2 A.M., Highway 7 out of Holly Springs, trying out my newly purchased 1979 'vette at 137 mph, older, much less bulletproof, but still pretty dumb. I think it would have hit the 140 on the speed-o but my partner and I saw headlights in the distance. I still have the vette today, but that was the 1st and last time to see 137. Still kick it in occasionally, but haven't see three digits in many years.

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Originally Posted by RougeDawg

I had a car that would surpass 120 and never did higher than 80 in it on interstate. So no, a kid will not always do what a car will allow. Some kids just use what God put between their ears and understand consequences of such actions for oneself and the others around you.

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Ok, I stand corrected. Not ALL kids. But most teenage boys use what God put between their ears to figure out how to use what God put between their legs.

120 times up and down the stadium steps is enough, it builds character.

Alright.. now that the facts have come out..120+ he deserved to be taken in and shown the consequences. This is something Dan and the legal system will handle and we don't need to stretch it out anymore. It's a minor issue. 4 pages is enough.