How is it that these guys are getting busted with it? Did they draw attention? Were they speeding?

But hey, I'm in the, "just don't smoke til you make the cash. Then smoke everyday" camp.


Life is hard. It's a lot harder if you're stupid.

Nobody should be arrested for marijuana. It's time to decriminalize it and call it The Willie Nelson law! Long live liberty!

This isnt the thread for that argument. It gets made every time this happens. I agree. It should be legal.

But it's not at present and the team has made it a rule not to. Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

Sure I have. I've also dieted and lost a significant amount of weight before.

There are rules to reach a goal and be successful. No amount of getting high is comparable to the money to be made in the NFL.

It's called discipline.

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Dude pulled a Randall Pink Floyd.

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Sure I have. I've also dieted and lost a significant amount of weight before.

There are rules to reach a goal and be successful. No amount of getting high is comparable to the money to be made in the NFL.

It's called discipline.

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Lmao. I can tell you've never tried weed before. Weed does not make it less likely you make the NFL. It actually could make it more likely if you don't get arrested for it. Weed gives you an alternative perspective quite often that can inspire or enlighten you as much as anything.

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Serious question: What happens to bud after it's confiscated by LEO?

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First of all, it will get stored as evidence until any criminal case is resolved.

Since weed is still illegal in TX, however the case is resolved, it will be destroyed. Probably in some sort of incinerator, but I really don't know. If it's incinerated, it would be at a high enough temperature that you couldn't get high being downwind.

And just for reference, 17 oz of weed is going to be roughly the size of the bag of cereal inside a box of Cheerios in the 14-16 oz range. That's quite a bit of weed.

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This isnt the thread for that argument. It gets made every time this happens. I agree. It should be legal.

But it's not at present and the team has made it a rule not to. Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Because you don't change the rules by cooperating. He's taking one for liberty!

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JohnnyShotgun said:

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That's a lot of the icky sticky. Got a little side deal with all that NIL money.

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Well, if we give them even more NIL money they wouldn't have to sell weed to get by as "student athletes".

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Yeah, books are very expensive nowadays

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And that BMW ain't gonna buy itself!

AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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A pound is half a key which is literally drug lord level amounts

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Not quite half

Man, going from one of the top 100 recruits in the nation to a potential multi-year prison sentence in less than a year. What a steep drop.

I hope some of the other young men on the team are paying attention to how quickly your life can unravel, even if you are extremely talented.

Unfortunately, this. These stories always make me so sad for the kid's family. A grievous stupid mistake and his life is shot. Easy to sit back and dismiss as "stupid games, stupid prizes" when you're not collateral damage to these things like his family is right now.

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Jimbo knows how to recruit

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I was always fearful that this would happen if we started recruiting high-end talent nationally. I'm not sure how elite programs manage it but the longhorns couldn't and apparently we can't either.

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Unfortunately, this. These stories always make me so sad for the kid's family. A grievous stupid mistake and his life is shot. Easy to sit back and dismiss as "stupid games, stupid prizes" when you're not collateral damage to these things like his family is right now.

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Easy to sit back? Seriously? It's called right and wrong, basic stuff. All people make mistakes, but man, this is different. Scholarship player, etc. You can't be this stupid, sorry.

that sucks for his prospects in the portal. He'll still find a home but it may remove a few schools.

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Is this what he did with his NIL money or did to supplement it ?

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Well we worked 80 hours making time and a half,
But La Grange was too damn hot.
We drove back home at the end of that week
And we spent it all on pot.

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Well, I'll see you in Houston. But I won't have long to stay.

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

Trash must be related to Marcus Williams former basketball player from Dickinson booted from basketball team.

I'm all for legalization. In fact, I live in Missouri, where we just voted to legalize.

That having been said, the only kind of person with 17oz is a (low-level) dealer. Not going to bother to look it up, but I think simple possession is a felony in Texas if more than 4oz.

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nu awlins ag said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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I've always been told that the MJ is harmless and should be legalized. Your argument makes it sound like it could cause addiction and other issues with living a productive life. Now I'm confused. Additionally, 17 oz is not a habit/addiction. It's a dealer.

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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nu awlins ag said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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I've always been told that the MJ is harmless and should be legalized. Your argument makes it sound like it could cause addiction and other issues with living a productive life. Now I'm confused. Additionally, 17 oz is not a habit/addiction. It's a dealer.

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Maybe he just buys in bulk because it's a better value?

Maybe he just made a "run" for the team.

A Thanksgiving "smoke out" ... if you will.

deer corn said:

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This isnt the thread for that argument. It gets made every time this happens. I agree. It should be legal.

But it's not at present and the team has made it a rule not to. Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Some have a strong sense of entitlement.

I still have no idea why these out of state guys are so coveted and our superior to in-state talent at times.

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ManicDepression said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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nu awlins ag said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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I've always been told that the MJ is harmless and should be legalized. Your argument makes it sound like it could cause addiction and other issues with living a productive life. Now I'm confused. Additionally, 17 oz is not a habit/addiction. It's a dealer.

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Maybe he just buys in bulk because it's a better value?

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Probably does the same thing with store brand products at the grocery store.

What's the big deal? I drive around with a keg of beer all the time

Perhaps a phone call to Yemi Babaloa is in order. Scare him straight.

ManicDepression said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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nu awlins ag said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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I've always been told that the MJ is harmless and should be legalized. Your argument makes it sound like it could cause addiction and other issues with living a productive life. Now I'm confused. Additionally, 17 oz is not a habit/addiction. It's a dealer.

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Porn is "harmless" and legal and people struggle with that addiction. And yes, some people (probably young people) struggle to have a productive life if they are regular users smoking every day.

He may be dealing. But he also allegedly smoked it in the locker room.

Socially/politically speaking, I still think it should be legalized.

17 ounces is a lot of dope for personal use lol

tandy miller said:

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ManicDepression said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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nu awlins ag said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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I've always been told that the MJ is harmless and should be legalized. Your argument makes it sound like it could cause addiction and other issues with living a productive life. Now I'm confused. Additionally, 17 oz is not a habit/addiction. It's a dealer.

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Maybe he just buys in bulk because it's a better value?

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"I was in Costco and found out they just started carrying weed. Yeah, it was a little more than I usually get, but the price was incredible!"

On the other hand, a member of our ol being caught for "holding" is hardly a surprise.

To put this in perspective, PJ had 212 fewer pounds of pot than Nate "The Kitchen" Newton when he got busted.

"Former Dallas Cowboys star Nate Newton was arrested when police confiscated 213 pounds of marijuana from a van on a highway."

https://apnews.com/article/519f7fcd2aefebfaf8a8216617524b0b

AggieArchitect04 said:

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ManicDepression said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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nu awlins ag said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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deer corn said:

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Why is it so hard to follow the rules?

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Have you ever been high? Do you know how drugs work?

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They teach you that at architectural school? Play stupid, really stupid games and win the really big stupid prizes. I guess it's the cop's fault and the laws fault? Who else can we blame for this idiots dumbassary?

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Did they teach me about addiction? No.

I'm not making excuses for him breaking team rules. I'm saying he obviously has as an addiction, or at least a habit and instead of overcoming that, he's choosing the addiction. This isn't uncommon.

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I've always been told that the MJ is harmless and should be legalized. Your argument makes it sound like it could cause addiction and other issues with living a productive life. Now I'm confused. Additionally, 17 oz is not a habit/addiction. It's a dealer.

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Porn is "harmless" and legal and people struggle with that addiction. And yes, some people (probably young people) struggle to have a productive life if they are regular users smoking every day.

He may be dealing. But he also allegedly smoked it in the locker room.

Socially/politically speaking, I still think it should be legalized.

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You are dichotomous.