Pullen/Kelly

[MeatSauce]

That article had nothing to do with KU cheating.  Also had nothing to do with KSU cheating.

Probably right, but I felt like generalizing. The Mario Little case getting pushed back to May is what motivated my rant.

Edit: Went back and re-read my post and realized that I was completely offbase so I deleted it. *sigh*

Do you have any idea how many pending court cases there are besides Mario Little's?  There are a sh*tload of DUI's and stuff in Lawrence, since it's a college town.  Most cases take at least 4-5 months before they go to trial. 

Less than 15% of DUI cases go to trial. I will bet a pretty large amount of money that college students in Lawrence, KS aren't the exception to this.

[ednksu]

That article had nothing to do with KU cheating.  Also had nothing to do with KSU cheating.

Probably right, but I felt like generalizing. The Mario Little case getting pushed back to May is what motivated my rant.

Edit: Went back and re-read my post and realized that I was completely offbase so I deleted it. *sigh*

Do you have any idea how many pending court cases there are besides Mario Little's?  There are a sh*tload of DUI's and stuff in Lawrence, since it's a college town.  Most cases take at least 4-5 months before they go to trial. 

Look you can't blame the delay in prosecuting Little's case on Brady still being on the team/in town.

[Dugout DickStone]

That article had nothing to do with KU cheating.  Also had nothing to do with KSU cheating.

Probably right, but I felt like generalizing. The Mario Little case getting pushed back to May is what motivated my rant.

Edit: Went back and re-read my post and realized that I was completely offbase so I deleted it. *sigh*

Do you have any idea how many pending court cases there are besides Mario Little's?  There are a sh*tload of DUI's and stuff in Lawrence, since it's a college town.  Most cases take at least 4-5 months before they go to trial. 

BTW Beems, under the Kansas Constitution Mario the womanbeater has a RIGHT to trial within 90 days, regardless of the huge backlog of DUIs going to a full jury.  In otherwords, the only way he avoided a trial within 90 days (by March 16) is if HE requested it be moved, the prosecutor acquiesced (or at least didn't put up much fight) and the judge agreed.

[mcmwcat]

understandable with all the draggings, rapes and riots in Lawrentucky to think it would take a while to get processed through the system.

[8manpick]

eff you John Currie

https://twitter.com/CooleyKellz7/status/1032771155269103616