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(06-12-2018 01:05 PM)adunifon Wrote:  https://ddnnews.com/2sQwJNy

Didn't see that coming. Won't help his chances in Cincy.

Good lesson without anybody getting physically injured. Don't drink and drive!

Makes no sense. Kid had everything right in front of him and decided it was okay to drink and drive. How about a DD??? Uber??? Smh...

uh boy.....

(06-12-2018 01:50 PM)inductchuck16 Wrote:  

Makes no sense. Kid had everything right in front of him and decided it was okay to drink and drive. How about a DD??? Uber??? Smh...

Agreed, no reason with Uber and other options available to get a DUI today, especially someone who at least has some ability to afford cost.

And as a late rd draft pick trying to make it as 3rd string QB - or perhaps even practice squad - has NO room for any error that leads a team to consider another option that deep on the roster.

Absolutely. Let the Uber driver be the one to get the DUI.

Darn. Glad it didn’t happen while he was here, though.

He may not have much margin for error down in Cincy now. Hope he learns from this & has a great camp.

Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

(06-13-2018 06:41 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

(06-13-2018 06:41 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

I believe he was driving through a carryout parking lot probably doing about 25 mph(cited for 10 mph over the speed limit) at about 3:30 am when he was pulled over.

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

Yes, we did get the 34-0 reference.

(06-13-2018 09:26 AM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

Yes, we did get the 34-0 reference.

I certainly hope that he wasn't smoking weed too as our DEFENSE was pretty BLUNT with him in December.

(06-13-2018 06:41 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

Local news said it was like .12

Chances are if you get pulled over for a DUI, it's not your first time drinking and driving.

Maybe Woodside & his teammates were hungover for the bowl game, I mean how else do you explain that mind-boggling performance with no real answers from the coaching staff.

(06-13-2018 09:13 AM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:41 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

I believe he was driving through a carryout parking lot probably doing about 25 mph(cited for 10 mph over the speed limit) at about 3:30 am when he was pulled over.

Here's a hypothetical:
Considering that a single 12oz beer with 5% abv equates to approx. .02 BAC for men of average size - that means he would have drank at least a 6-pack in an hour to reach a .12 You also "eliminate" about .015 BAC/hour on average. So he could have been drinking a lot more beers over a longer period of time and it may have actually dropped to .12 - at which time he ran out of beers and went to a carryout to get more.

If he was alone at the time of the arrest - and he was drinking alone, that is definitely not a good sign.

Not sure what the laws are in Ohio. Michigan is one of the toughest states in the country - and there are areas where you never want to get caught. Like Birmingham, Michigan. Just ask Jalen Rose. There, you get sentenced to 14 to 30 days in jail for a first offense. He got 20 days in jail for his first offense.

(06-13-2018 04:26 PM)MotoRocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 09:13 AM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:41 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

I believe he was driving through a carryout parking lot probably doing about 25 mph(cited for 10 mph over the speed limit) at about 3:30 am when he was pulled over.

Here's a hypothetical:
Considering that a single 12oz beer with 5% abv equates to approx. .02 BAC for men of average size - that means he would have drank at least a 6-pack in an hour to reach a .12 You also "eliminate" about .015 BAC/hour on average. So he could have been drinking a lot more beers over a longer period of time and it may have actually dropped to .12 - at which time he ran out of beers and went to a carryout to get more.

If he was alone at the time of the arrest - and he was drinking alone, that is definitely not a good sign.

Not sure what the laws are in Ohio. Michigan is one of the toughest states in the country - and there are areas where you never want to get caught. Like Birmingham, Michigan. Just ask Jalen Rose. There, you get sentenced to 14 to 30 days in jail for a first offense. He got 20 days in jail for his first offense.

3-4 shots/beers would give a .12% blood alcohol level at his bodywgt. The offroad parking lot speed limit is 15 mph in Kentucky. If Logan was 10 mph over the speed limit =25 mph. Not exactly Johnny Manziel.

(06-13-2018 09:19 PM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 04:26 PM)MotoRocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 09:13 AM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:41 AM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  

(06-13-2018 06:35 AM)HighCountry Wrote:  Hope all is well with the kid, though I did read that he blew a .340...

If he was only ten over the speed limit and didn’t wreck at a .34 he’s far too good a physical specimen for Cincinnati to let him go.

I believe he was driving through a carryout parking lot probably doing about 25 mph(cited for 10 mph over the speed limit) at about 3:30 am when he was pulled over.

Here's a hypothetical:
Considering that a single 12oz beer with 5% abv equates to approx. .02 BAC for men of average size - that means he would have drank at least a 6-pack in an hour to reach a .12 You also "eliminate" about .015 BAC/hour on average. So he could have been drinking a lot more beers over a longer period of time and it may have actually dropped to .12 - at which time he ran out of beers and went to a carryout to get more.

If he was alone at the time of the arrest - and he was drinking alone, that is definitely not a good sign.

Not sure what the laws are in Ohio. Michigan is one of the toughest states in the country - and there are areas where you never want to get caught. Like Birmingham, Michigan. Just ask Jalen Rose. There, you get sentenced to 14 to 30 days in jail for a first offense. He got 20 days in jail for his first offense.

3-4 shots/beers would give a .12% blood alcohol level at his bodywgt. The offroad parking lot speed limit is 15 mph in Kentucky. If Logan was 10 mph over the speed limit =25 mph. Not exactly Johnny Manziel.

Lol wrong.

Using the BAC calculator ....(website)
215 pound, male, social drinker can drink 10 (12 oz) beers in 3 hours and would blow a .128.

3 to 4 shots in 5 minutes maybe... But assuming he was out at a bar that's about what he drove at. And the BAC calculator has other specifics about metabolism. If he drinks more than just socially, it would take more than 10 beers to register a .12