re: Cliff Harris - 10 outstanding traffic citations, no show court appearances, $8k

Hey, you f+cking moron, here in the great state of Louisiana if you are required to appear in court & don't show up a warrant is issued for your arrest. So take your liberal left-wing elitist arrogant bullshite & GFY.

"...here in the great state of Louisiana if you are required to appear in court & don't show up a warrant is issued for your arrest."

If you get a traffic citation, and you don't show up to court, a warrant is issued? How peculiar. You only show up in Oregon if you mean to contest it.

Again, just to clarify - Cliff had every right not to appear in court - it just means he turns down his right to appeal the fines.

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it just means he turns down his right to appeal the fines.

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.......and all fines must be paid in full. No payment plans for him. They will not accept a few hundred here and there. That is gonna hurt.

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Does LaGarrret Blunt ring a bell, Jeremiah Masoli?? Yeah, program is corrupt. Any other crimnals I missed>
And if you really think Oregon isn't gonna pay his fines, you're even more ignorant than you've proven yourself to be.

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Happens in every program. Having your kids arrested doesn't make a program "corrupt." It means your local law enforcement doesn't cut the student-athlete much slack.

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and all fines must be paid in full. No payment plans for him. They will not accept a few hundred here and there. That is gonna hurt.

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In Oregon the courts regularly do payment plans.

One issue that has been mentioned in this thread is that CH got the car rented for him by a University employee. Is this gonna be an issue for him and the team with the NCAA.

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For Oregon, Harris' wild ride could cost the team one of its best players and possibly result in additional sanctions with Tuesday's revelation that the rented Nissan Altima he was driving when he received the ticket was borrowed from a university employee, who turned over the keys to Harris and two unidentified teammates (who were not cited) almost immediately after driving the car off the rental lot last Friday. Oregon has already opened an investigation to determine whether the car constituted an improper benefit under NCAA rules, and confirmed that the employee — who works in the university's business office, not the athletic department, and is not a girlfriend or any other relation to Harris, according to her interview with a local TV station — did rent the car for personal use. At best, Oregon will escape serious heat from the NCAA because Harris and his teammates reportedly paid the woman at least $300 before taking the car off her hands, and Harris will escape serious heat from various agencies by coming up with some way to pay off the fines. At worst, Harris will be ruled ineligible for accepting an extra benefit from an institutional employee or representative and suspended for more games — possibly the entire season — and/or will face serious legal repercussions for his unpaid fines. Either way, Oregon's odds of returning to the BCS title game just got a little longer.

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OU may want to consult Urban Myers on the legal issues.

"Early Sunday morning, Harris was cited in Oregon for driving 118 miles per hour on a suspended license. The car he was driving was a rental, provided to him by a University of Oregon employee."

https://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/story?section=news/sports&id=8197952

118 mph with a suspended license in a car provided by a UO employee. Wow, this kid has some testicular fortitude. He is going to be interesting to follow. He lives his life very fast. He can borrow a line from Canseco's earlier days the next time he gets pulled over for 118 mph, which is, "is that it?"