IU's leading receiver is a pretty tough guy, at least when he beats up his girlfriend and child.
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgaze...063932.htm
A probable cause affidavit stated Hardy struck his 22-year-old girlfriend of seven years and their infant son.
Can you say battered women syndrome ?
Could be. Could also be something else. Cases like this are never easy. I heard of at least one couple that used to have knock-down, drag out fights, and the boyfriend started them less often than the girlfriend. Both turned up at work with evidence of rough stuff from time to time.
They were in group counseling last I heard. Hope it helped. I also hope that Hardy --- and the girlfriend -- goes to some counseling, regardless of whether or not the charges stick.
On the football front, Hardy is very difficult to cover, especially in the endzone. Sometimes you just can't stop 6'7".
CMichFan Wrote:Could be. Could also be something else. Cases like this are never easy. I heard of at least one couple that used to have knock-down, drag out fights, and the boyfriend started them less often than the girlfriend. Both turned up at work with evidence of rough stuff from time to time. They were in group counseling last I heard. Hope it helped. I also hope that Hardy --- and the girlfriend -- goes to some counseling, regardless of whether or not the charges stick.
On the football front, Hardy is very difficult to cover, especially in the endzone. Sometimes you just can't stop 6'7".
Striking a woman is cowardly, under all circumstances except few possibilities such as life threatening. But striking an infant has no defenses.