Here we go again...

[Rsolaw90]

If it was a misdemeanor it probably has no effect. No obligation to remain here and I do not believe it is a disqualifying offense preventing him from leaving the country.

 

[isuquinndog]

The website just says Class A. Doesn't say felony or misdemeanor.

 

[TIMMY]

The website just says Class A. Doesn't say felony or misdemeanor.

Pretty sure misdemeanors go by letters and felonies go by numbers.

 

[SgtHulka]

The website just says Class A. Doesn't say felony or misdemeanor.

Pretty sure misdemeanors go by letters and felonies go by numbers.

Thanks Timmy
You would know

 

[Hamdonger]

The website just says Class A. Doesn't say felony or misdemeanor.

Pretty sure misdemeanors go by letters and felonies go by numbers.

Thanks Timmy
You would know

HaHAHAHAHHAHAAA :lol:

FYI, minor minor deal here. If he hadn't had the other case(s), which are all minor btw, they might have dropped the charge completely.

I wish Milik all the best.

 

[TIMMY]

The website just says Class A. Doesn't say felony or misdemeanor.

Pretty sure misdemeanors go by letters and felonies go by numbers.

Thanks Timmy
You would know

 

[ricohill]

So Muller told everyone when the truth came out this would be nothing. They don’t punish Milik so he can play. Then he pleads guilty, leaves town, and Muller/ISU hope everyone forgets he ran over a woman with his car. All so they can finish 7th...

 

[jamminjamarsmiley]

So Muller told everyone when the truth came out this would be nothing. They don’t punish Milik so he can play. Then he pleads guilty, leaves town, and Muller/ISU hope everyone forgets he ran over a woman with his car. All so they can finish 7th...

Milik would removed from most NCAA basketball teams after his string of criminal activity. I don't think Dan has a very high moral standard. If you can help Dan win, he keeps you around.

 

[DWRedbird]

So Muller told everyone when the truth came out this would be nothing. They don’t punish Milik so he can play. Then he pleads guilty, leaves town, and Muller/ISU hope everyone forgets he ran over a woman with his car. All so they can finish 7th...

I know you get a sort of euphoric one handed typing glee out of bashing on everything ISU right now, but Milik didn't run anyone over with a car....

Milik would removed from most NCAA basketball teams after his string of criminal activity. I don't think Dan has a very high moral standard. If you can help Dan win, he keeps you around.

Having watched a lot of Dan's interactions, and how he would sit Yarbs during games, sometimes at the potential expense of wins, I don't think he kept him on the team to win games. I think he gave Yarbs more and more chances because he had taken on an almost fatherly role with the kid, especially after his father died. Just my two cents though.

 

[Bdub777]

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Totally agree! A Redbird helping the son of a Redbird legend try to learn what being a Redbird (a man) really means. We may not know whether Dan was a success for many years. Others will have to decide if he made the right call, but I understand the thought process.

So Muller told everyone when the truth came out this would be nothing. They don’t punish Milik so he can play. Then he pleads guilty, leaves town, and Muller/ISU hope everyone forgets he ran over a woman with his car. All so they can finish 7th...

I know you get a sort of euphoric one handed typing glee out of bashing on everything ISU right now, but Milik didn't run anyone over with a car....

Milik would removed from most NCAA basketball teams after his string of criminal activity. I don't think Dan has a very high moral standard. If you can help Dan win, he keeps you around.

Having watched a lot of Dan's interactions, and how he would sit Yarbs during games, sometimes at the potential expense of wins, I don't think he kept him on the team to win games. I think he gave Yarbs more and more chances because he had taken on an almost fatherly role with the kid, especially after his father died. Just my two cents though.