Will Campbell arrested. For sliding over the hood of a car.

*sigh*

the SEAL training!

training last week.  Either the coaches knew nothing about it or they don't think this amounts to much.

Just when I was starting to believe a bit. Let's hope that it's some sort of misunderstanding and that the charges are dropped quickly!

All the talk this off-season is how he has taken the next step. If we lose him - our DL is in serious trouble.

He has made SO much progress... this is depressing for him. I think in the past couple of months he has changed a ton. I hope, if he's not guilty or there's some extenuating circumstances, it all works out.

Guh.

No pressure, Ondre Pipkins, none at all. 

  Damn it BWC... I'm not a lawyer, nor did I stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night, but a felony charge seems kinda serious.

But we all kills, we all steals. Blah blah blah.

Defense lawyer says misdemeanor at worst... that's still a likely suspension.

After reading the article I would say I am worried, but nowhere near a panic.  As mentioned above, his inclusion in the leadership/SEAL trip might indicate the ultimate seriousness of the situation. 

Hopefully Hoke brought back one of the logs they had to carry during the NS training. He could make it his attitude adjustment stick.

Let's hope Ondre is working his ass off during the summer

Stupid.

That Bama offensive line isn't looking any easier to defend against....

I can haz panic? I was soooo hoping he turned in a good senior season...man...I will trust the coaches to do what is right...regardless of how it may impact the team, should it be necessary.

When you're the God of Thunder, you're gonna break some shizz.  It comes with the job.  Next they'll want to bust Poseidon for flood damage.

(Kidding aside, I really hope this amounts to nothing for BWC's sake!)

Probably not as serious an incident as it sounds, but still, DON'T DO STUPID THINGS, WILL!

just got downright mushy.  

thats Bama.  Very unlikely we hold up against Bama's Oline without him.  I hope he works out for himself.  Lets not throw him under the bus yet.  Let it play out in court first.

The fact that he hasn't been kicked off the team is good news.  But that being said, this news is very alarming and dissappointing heading into a year with such high expectations.  We've been rooting for BWC to live up to his potential for years.

And this crap always happens at the position we're the thinnest at.  Ef Murphy.

Remember, we're not that train track bridge guy formerly from that school down south.  We are MICHIGAN furgodsakes.  Hoke et al  will do the right thing.

"No man, no coach is bigger than the team!  The team.  The team.  THE TEAM!"

I would say, "Let's all stay calm until the facts come out," but who am I kidding? Let's all over-react.

BWC has never been, nor has he any future plans to be--

an Iowa running back.

doesn't mean it happened. Also, don't get too wrapped up in the "felony" aspect of it. If he, for example, keyed a car, and did more than $1000 damage (which is easy to do with a paint job, one blemish means repainting entire panels, then the panels may not match, so the whole side needs resprayed, then the hood doesn't blend, etc., etc., next thing you know its a $2500 paint job). Keying a car is stupid and the act of a moron, but it is also nowhere near as bad as having a key (of coke) in your car.

Innocent until proven guilty. Often times larger charges are applied at first for various reasosns, even if the prosecutors know there is no way they will stick. Felony charges sound good in the headline. I ask anyone whose reaction is to freak out to take a deep breath first, please.

I'm sure the Coaches will have a discussion with, and some lessons for young Mr. Campbell, guilty or innocent. Hopefully, he learns to either not do stupid things, or at the very least not be present when other people are doing stupid things. If he is required to miss any time, I hope he reflects upon how his mistakes have let his teammates down.

I'm just a fan,doesn't matter if my favored team may suffer from the consequences, teaching this young man a lesson and helping him grow up is more important than winning a football game.

doesn't mean it happened. Also, don't get too wrapped up in the "felony" aspect of it. If he, for example, keyed a car, and did more than $1000 damage (which is easy to do with a paint job, one blemish means repainting entire panels, then the panels may not match, so the whole side needs resprayed, then the hood doesn't blend, etc., etc., next thing you know its a $2500 paint job). Keying a car is stupid and the act of a moron, but it is also nowhere near as bad as having a key (of coke) in your car.

Innocent until proven guilty. Often times larger charges are applied at first for various reasosns, even if the prosecutors know there is no way they will stick. Felony charges sound good in the headline. I ask anyone whose reaction is to freak out to take a deep breath first, please.

I'm sure the Coaches will have a discussion with, and some lessons for young Mr. Campbell, guilty or innocent. Hopefully, he learns to either not do stupid things, or at the very least not be present when other people are doing stupid things. If he is required to miss any time, I hope he reflects upon how his mistakes have let his teammates down.

I'm just a fan,doesn't matter if my favored team may suffer from the consequences, teaching this young man a lesson and helping him grow up is more important than winning a football game.

You'd think he'd be pretty difficult to identify.

My birthday is June 14th (the date of his next court appearance) and all I want is dropped charges! After reading the article and judging the tone of his lawyer it doesn't seem very serious. This could be something that only requires some stadium steps in the end.