Old guy

Gremio14, you are new and have a lot to learn.

I agree dlarry. However, there is a hell of a lot more to a law suit than the money you have to pay. Dealing with the lawyers and the ups and downs of the case, the constant need for new information and the need to be present for meetings in court with whoever, meetings that are cancelled or rescheduled constantly... THIS is a major drain. Add to that the emotional part of actually killing someone with your car with all its associated memories of gore, guilt, etc... Nope, he is not out of hot water, the water is not even very hot at this time, it will get a lot worse believe me there. I think that for most human beings law suits are very traumatic events, and I also agree the memories of actually killing someone makes the whole package a lot worse.

All I can say is pray for Elliott.

And how is he going to completely change our offense, pray tell us.

Let's just keep him exited about it by winning the conference tournament and going to the Dance.

Hope all is cleared. Still if he killed someone, there may be civil charges brought by the family of the deceased.

Good for both of them, hope to see them playing soon.

I am not sure of this, but if you kill someone in a car accident this can count as a manslaughter indictmeent.

Bell and Carpenter may be the two bigs we need for the Bills. Hope we get them both. Bell appears to be faster and nimbler than Jitoboh, and even better appears to be interested in SLU (Jitoboh would prefer to go elsewhere). Personally, I want them both, good recruiting work.

I totally agree, however there is no guarantee that he will suffer the required amount of time riding the bench before he gets meaningful minutes.

Roy, those who think he may be the next coming of shaq will do so. He may well be the second coming of Agbeko, who knows? Projects need time.

Monty Python has always been great. One of my favorite movies from them is "The Life of Brian," check the Roman Centurion called Bigus Dickus.

Regarding injury reports to the general public, any statements made by the team have to be made considering privacy HIPAA rules. This basically means that injury statements have to be general in nature and (to be safe) approved by the "patient" (in this case the player). Statements for release to the general public regarding anyone's health condition can become a problem so they cannot reveal much. It is OK to say things like "injury to the shoulder, availability for play to be judged day by day" or something similar. This kind of statement says next to nothing about the injury and the status of the injury.

Apologies for my delay in posting about the game. I was there and had fun, the atmosphere inside the Chaifetz was very good. Andre is really great in getting the students going. The game was very good defensively, and so so at best offensively. Isabell had the best game he has played for the Bills. We won and that is just fine with me. I noted Jacobs was not suited, wonder what is going on (which probably has already been discussed by other members, sorry I did not read all the posts). Now onto the next one.

We will be there this afternoon, hoping for a victory.