re: LSU RB Jeremy Hill Suspended (Updated 4/30 with Nola.com story)

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Going by your version

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This is not MY version. This is the version of the media who saw the video. Check Nola.com...

Speaking of odd...Don't you find it odd Les was letting a kid on probation take recruits to a bar? I'm not perfect in the least but I can undoubtedly tell you that he should not have let Hill go anywhere near tigerland, considering what has been happening there with our players. It's asking for something to happen. So if you think that I made up the video tape and the media story then you have some issues that medication can't fix.

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This is the version of the media who saw the video

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Part of the problem, right there. The media. The media wouldn't twist it around to get more viewership, now would they?

The media says it, it must be true. /sarcasm

Based on what doc? The video appears to be pretty overwhelmingly against our moron RB.

After 47 pages and over 900 replies, what else can be said?

Bottom line: the starting running back of Louisiana State University, with a lot on the line, SHOULD NOT be putting himself in any kind of situation where something like this might occur, especially so if you're already on probation. This is an extreme example of a massive egoed individual that is totally self-centered and self-absorbed not thinking about the consequenses of his actions.

Don't care if the other guy was a demon possessed pencil neck geek drunken frat rat that spewed out the infamous racial epithet that so many freak out over. Be a man, laugh it off, ignore what was said and walk the F away. Is the possibility of being kicked off the team and/or going to jail worth it all? None of it would have happenened if you're not even there. Show a little self restraint and stay the F away from bars and nightclubs where "Shite Happens" on a nightly basis. Not that hard to do, despite claims to the contrary from all the weak willed drunks, alcoholics and "What else do you expect from college students" bunch.

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Not the same media who always defends the Tigers. Had it been some random Bama or florida media outlet, then I'd agree with you. But in this instance I disagree

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100% convinced gump troll. No one could have been a fan through Jacques Douchets incessant marine rabble rousing, and glenn guilbeus career to think that the media "always defends the Tigers"

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I also see that hillar moore the da is quoted as wanting all the reports on the incident even after seeing the tape. Yet you want to rule as if you have all the information

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This

Let them gather all the evidence that they can and then the case can move forward. Just basing this investigation on one video isn't doing the incident justice. Just my thought

Has any news outlet reported about the racial slurs? I'm just trying to figure out where this came from. I can see how it was left out of the police report if Hill was denying involvement. I also think it would be reported by the media if there was any evidence of that taking place. Did I miss something or are we just going off of someone's cousin's girlfriend's coworker's story of the altercation?

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Nothing you can say will change the facts so far.. and the fact is JH was in the wrong. If that changes later, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong.

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I hope you are, I hope you are...

Not from what I have read

I am not optimistic about Hill's football future at LSU.

Perhaps some with legal knowledge could shed light in this, but can the "victim decline to press charges" in a case like this in Louisiana?

The only other way, purely speculating, that I could see him avoiding the charges is if there were multiple eyewitnesses that could testify that the "victim" instigated the event by taking a swing at Hill. Even then (and maybe legal experts could help?) isn't there some legal consideration that with the victim on the ground, and attempting to walk away that Hill could no longer reasonable be considered "threatened"?

His celebratory actions would seem to confirm this.

Can this be considered a violation of his probation even if he isn't charged?

Also, again maybe a legal expert can chime in, but to my layman's knowledge being insulted/offended is not legal grounds for striking another individual, correct?

One final question/thought....assuming that hill avoids the probation violation, from LSU's standpoint wouldn't this incident be considered his first since his other trouble happened in high school ?