The Book'ems Are At It Again
by Beergut on Jan 14, 2010 4:02 PM CST
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PrintIn continuing the newest tradition Mack Brown has established at texas, tight end/wide receiver Dan Buckner was arrested Wednesday night in College Station. Apparently Buckner was visiting a lady friend, they began arguing, he refused to leave, apartment management issued a criminal trespass warning, he still refused to leave, police were called, he was escorted to his car, he still refused to leave, he was put into the police car, when he wouldn't willingly go into the car, so he was cited for resisting arrest. Apparently, at texas they aren't taught that when you are having an argument with a girl that is loud enough to attract the attention of apartment management and necessitates calling the police, you should just shut the hell up and leave the premises when asked to by the police. Better to continue the argument another day than to go to jail.
I guess after failing to win the national championship, texas has decided to get an early start and win the Fulmer Memorial Cup championship. Between Sergio Kindle, D.J. Monroe, Marcus Davis, Brandon Collins, and now Buckner, you have to wonder what the hell is going on in Austin.
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I just aw that
may need to contact Orson Swindle to see if the points still count in the Fulmer Cup standings
Dissapointing.
But nothing happened. From what I’ve read, there had been some other issue with the law for Buckner and in the report in the Statesman, Mack says “we all [mack, dan and dan’s family] decided it was best to transfer”
Interesting. Figured he would be a real weapon for y’all at TE next year. Maybe he wants to strictly play WR. Will be interesting to see where he ends up.
by miketag on Jan 15, 2010 4:00 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
Except for the "Ole!" blocking, he would have been.
We’ve pretty much given up on TE. All of them. Forever.
He isnt big enough to really be productive as a TE
When we have our “Flex TE” personnel in, it tells the defense that we’re not going to run it. I feel he wanted to play WR more, and the problem is that he’s too slow and not nearly elusive to be productive as a WR. I honestly don’t think he will be too missed next year.
The bright side of this is that he opens up a scholarship slot. Hello Jordan Hicks!
Get off your knees Greg, you're blowin' the game.
He and Fuller should go as a package deal somewhere
Maybe Houston?
by burntorangehorn on Jan 15, 2010 1:56 PM CST reply actions
why should Fuller transfer?
this is his only incident
he doesn’t have a history, like Buckner apparently does
So with Scales, Fuller, McQueen,
Is this the start of a Sherman tradition?
The only reason Halliburton speculated on that was because Buckner left UT
If he hadn’t, it’s unlikely she would’ve speculated so. Of course, Fuller hasn’t left a-t-m, and probably wouldn’t even if he’d done something in the past.
But we’re talking about a-t-m. Misconduct is generally greeted with a slap on the wrist and a pat on the butt.
by burntorangehorn on Jan 15, 2010 8:39 PM CST up reply actions
Riiiiiiiiiiiight
b/c texas is the epitome of discipline
Sergio Kindle really got punished for driving drunk twice.
Once
While I do suspect he was driving drunk the second time to which you’re referring, you’re off-base in trying to pass that off as a fact. That’s hardly surprising, though.
by burntorangehorn on Jan 16, 2010 9:26 AM CST up reply actions
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