OSU QB Jack Miller DUI charge reduced; reinstated to team

If OSU pulled strings for this kid, it's to give him an easier time in the portal to open up another scholarship. Unless they know Ewers and McCord are planning to transfer and they need him as 2nd string next season.

Littering and…

Yep, he got slapped with a littering charge.  But the cop that pulled him over now has a weekend of community service picking up litter for his "wrongful arrest" mistake.  

I mean, not everybody's the perfect person. Everyone kills people, murders people.

Is the color of shock the scarlet, or the grey?

OSU has four 4*/5* QBs. Who knows which one will be the next Heisman.

Until the inevitable happens and he somehow becomes the starting QB for "The Game" and proceeds to kick our ass.

Sorry, had to.

Stonum's 2nd DUI in spring 2011 got him suspended for the season by Hoke, then he transferred to Baylor.

Graham Glasgow got his DUI in winter 2014, then violated his probation that Spring. Harbaugh suspended him for the spring/summer, Glasgow did his legal requirements before moving in with his Grandma during the fall

Wasn’t he kicked off the team in less than 8 hours after the incident?

If the fall guy drives or can summon an Uber you can avoid this entirely.

For all we know, Miller was the fall guy.

Especially for a first time offense, this seems pretty common whether for you're a football player or not.

this is completely standard procedure in nearly all jurisdictions for a first time DUI that has no aggravating circumstances like injury crashes, fighting with the cops, extreme blood alcohol content, etc.  

I’ve had a fair share of buddies that have received them (unfortunately), and with a relatively good lawyer, yeah it almost always gets pleaded down unless egregious 

Except you know that all of OSU's backups would come into the Michigan game and be just as good, if not better, than the starters they replaced, right? 

Sorry to turn your fantasy into a nightmare.....

Your winnings, sir. 
 

Oh, thank you very much!?

Yep, +1

Except there are some things that are more stupid than others that don’t potentially endanger lives. A DUI is avoidable. It’s not just stupid it is majorly dangerous see Jerry Jeudy… Doing something stupid is like a public intoxication or petty theft but not where you could endanger a life.

Exactly. 100% agreed with you

This holier than thou shit Michigan fans do is so stupid because if we saw a case like Zavier Simpson—who was driving the AD’s kid’s car that was registered in his wife’s name when he lost control of the car on a street with a 25 mph speed limit at 3am before lying to police officer’s about his name (“Jeff Jackson”) and was seen stumbling while retrieving his license & registration but wasn’t breathalyzed and was only issued a traffic citation for “driving too fast for conditions” and only suspended from the team for breaking the team rule of curfew—happen at a rival school, we’d have a thread on here wrongly assuming that the city and team were colluding to cover up what happened and going to town with it (exactly what RCMB and 11W did with the Zaiver case). Even though the evidence points to the authorities and school handling it correctly and the way they would have for any AA resident. Hell you have people on here so quick to forgive Taylor Lewan and Frank Clark for their past transgressions (which were absolutely horrific) because “they were young and made a mistake” but never give that kind of leeway to rival players. They’re all college kids who make dumb mistakes, winged helmet or not. So let’s get off the fucking pedestal

His excuse was he drank 15 beers that had his last name on the can. 

That's good enough to get charges reduced in Columbus.

BTW - Taylor Lewan was always seen riding a bike for a reason.