Dubya-Tee-Eff guys, let's stop this. Someone give me that Liar-Liar Gif.

In terms of crimes this seems to be about as minor as they come. Expired tags, pulled over for not signaling. His biggest mistake was not showing up to the court date, which I can’t explain but I’m guessing there was a reason. He paid the fine. This could have happened to anyone and doesn’t seem to display any poor intent or overly harmful decision making (just being forgetful regarding the tags). Denard is still the Golden Son.

Why was his license suspended in the first place?

oh geesh, Ohio and State fans are going to loooove this

...when he doesn't want to get to where he's going too fast by simply running.

I feel like the team has gotten into trouble a bit more this year than usual? Kinda annoying..

Best line of article
 

He is expected to play quarterback, running back and wide receiver in the Outback Bowl on Jan. 1 against South Carolina.

Robinson had to pay $870 in fines and court costs for the charge of driving with a suspended or revoked license, along with $65 for the expired registration tags on his plates.

That's probably more than his 2001 Pontiac is worth. You'd think he'd have a nicer car with all of the #16 jerseys the M Den sells.

Nice headline here, ESPN.  "Denard Robinson Files Guilty Plea."

Guess it was more head turning than "Denard Robinson Resolves Minor Traffic Violation."

All of this bad news surrounding our football program lately.  How about some good news for a change?  Reading Hello: posts are so much better than this.....

Now if he had been at Ohio, this would never have been a problem.  I'm sure the dealer plates on his luxury sport car would have been up to date.

"2001 Pontiac" -- well it's encouraging to know that we are most definitely less corrupt than most programs if our starting quarterback drives at 2001 Pontiac.  Even walk-ons wouldn't be allowed to drive that shit at The U 

So apparently it's a crime to operate a vehicle the same way they do on The Flintstones?

Someone better turn this shit around because its getting ridiculous that this program is having this amount of trouble floating around. Leaders can't even set an example, for fuck sakes.

Denard drives an 11-year-old Pontiac as a senior. I drove an 11-year-old Pontiac as a senior. 

I was Denard.

At least we know he isn't getting free cars like Pryor and Reggie Bush driving a 2001 Pontiac.

bowl game needs to be here soon, tired of this off the field non-sense.

Finish the season, finish school and stay out of trouble. 

As far as expired tags go, if you go to school in a state (MI) different from where the car is registered (maybe FL), it's difficult to renew them by mail.  By difficult I mean you get maybe one notice (at the registered address) and then have to do it a certain amount of time before they expire or you have to do it in person, which is obviously difficult 1500 miles away.  So, that's easily excusable.  Not showing up for court, however, is strange.  Come on, Denard.

Glad this isn't serious legal trouble, but Denard was really pushing his luck if that tag expired on September 22nd. I could maybe understand letting the end of the month come around, but waiting months after that seems too risky. Anyway, I blame that terrible Grand Am.

I wonder if he will be suspended for the bowl game?  The best player on my high school basketball team was suspended for eating a bag of chips in class.  He was a senior too!

You do not drive with a suspended license period! Their was no excuse for this. It was a bad decision. He seems to be getting a pass from most of the comments on here.

Well, I hope one of the other football players was driving him to the Pistons game last night.

From USA Today:

Several members of the University of Michigan football team attended the game, including team captains Denard Robinson and Jordan Kovacs.