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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    I'd guess in today's society, schools have to be a little careful about suspending a player for an "alleged" off-campus occurrence. Say he's found not guilty (very possible). He could then say his suspension jeopardized his draft stock, reputation, etc. Next thing you know the player is filing a lawsuit against the school this off-season. Innocent until proven guilty. Who is the university to say he's guilty prior to it being proven -- especially for an event that happened off-campus?

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post

    IUPbigINDIANS was right - in March 2022 he was arrested for DUI with both a high blood alcohol content and some sort of controlled substance in his system. He wasn't charged until April but it looks like as of August there was some sort of plea agreement in the works, most likely ARD (first time offender). He's already been arraigned but his preliminary hearing is Nov 8. He'll most likely get things reduced - his attorney is former DA Patrick Dougherty, an IUP football season ticket holder.

    Usually things "back home" don't follow you to school - but can be held against you if/when necessary.

    This is the most shocking thing of it all - he's still listed as the #1 RB on the 2-deep for tomorrow's game. I'm surprised they're letting that fly unless its an error.
    I said all week don't be shocked if he plays tomorrow.

    This happened with a very high-profile athlete at IUP about 8 years ago. He played until the legal proceeding was handled -- which, was after the season ended.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Originally posted by IUP Crimson Hawk View Post

    I am not 100% sure on what you are talking about. Like the great Nick Saban says, should we throw them on the street? Or give them a second chance. You should give the young man a chance.
    IUPbigINDIANS was right - in March 2022 he was arrested for DUI with both a high blood alcohol content and some sort of controlled substance in his system. He wasn't charged until April but it looks like as of August there was some sort of plea agreement in the works, most likely ARD (first time offender). He's already been arraigned but his preliminary hearing is Nov 8. He'll most likely get things reduced - his attorney is former DA Patrick Dougherty, an IUP football season ticket holder.

    Usually things "back home" don't follow you to school - but can be held against you if/when necessary.

    This is the most shocking thing of it all - he's still listed as the #1 RB on the 2-deep for tomorrow's game. I'm surprised they're letting that fly unless its an error.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post

    Theoretically didn't he get a second chance after the August drug DUI?
    Not that it matters, but I believe the DUI actually happened in March. It started to work its way through the courts in August.

    Other than calling that Strike 1, that has been internally dealt with and is done.

    Let's also not pretend he's the only player in the PSAC who got in trouble this past off-season.

    A serious (felony) drug charge got a Cal player a one-game suspension.

    Trust me, if somebody went digging, they'd find all sorts of stuff from last off-season.

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  • WarriorVoice
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    Originally posted by IUP Crimson Hawk View Post
    Stewart Is a great player and great young man and person off the field is what I have heard, again that’s being there on Saturdays and hearing what people say about the players. Listen, people should deserve a second chance. Is it good what he did? No. But young men like him should deserve a second chance. Again Stewart is the best RB in the region. FACT!
    Put the Kool-aid ladle down son...

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post

    Theoretically didn't he get a second chance after the August drug DUI?
    Fact

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  • IUPNation
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    Originally posted by IUP Crimson Hawk View Post

    I told you, come to my tailgate and we can talk BALL! Food and Beer on me.
    At least you be admit you have multiple personalities…I mean screen names x

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  • EyeoftheHawk
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    Originally posted by IUP Crimson Hawk View Post

    My guess is Stewart will be back soon and continue to dominate every game like he has done all season!! He is the best RB in the region! FACT!
    He was dominating against Mercyhurst. That’s it. He had a big game against Ship as well, but I wouldn’t call it dominant. His production has declined since. I’m not saying he’s not a good back because he clearly is, but he certainly hasn’t dominated “every” game and continually saying he is the “best RB in the region,” doesn’t make it so. The way I see the resume, he’s shown he can be a dominant running back about as much as he’s shown he can have off the field problems that include being arrested. He’d be on chance #3 if they allow him back. How many chances do you give a kid?

    We’ll never know exactly what went down that got him arrested, but whatever it was wasn’t good and not becoming of a student athlete representing IUP. I’m sure Tort will hear all sides and come to a decision that he feels is best for the program, but here’s hoping if Stewart gets yet another chance, it’s the end of this nonsense.

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  • IUP Crimson Hawk
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    Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View Post

    Theoretically didn't he get a second chance after the August drug DUI?
    I am not 100% sure on what you are talking about. Like the great Nick Saban says, should we throw them on the street? Or give them a second chance. You should give the young man a chance.

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  • Fightingscot82
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    Originally posted by IUP Crimson Hawk View Post
    Stewart Is a great player and great young man and person off the field is what I have heard, again that’s being there on Saturdays and hearing what people say about the players. Listen, people should deserve a second chance. Is it good what he did? No. But young men like him should deserve a second chance. Again Stewart is the best RB in the region. FACT!
    Theoretically didn't he get a second chance after the August drug DUI?

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  • IUP Crimson Hawk
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    Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
    All we have to go on is a police report.
    My guess is Stewart will be back soon and continue to dominate every game like he has done all season!! He is the best RB in the region! FACT!

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  • IUP Crimson Hawk
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    Originally posted by IUPNation View Post

    Maybe they drove him over…and talked ball on the ride over.
    I told you, come to my tailgate and we can talk BALL! Food and Beer on me.

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  • IUP Crimson Hawk
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    Stewart Is a great player and great young man and person off the field is what I have heard, again that’s being there on Saturdays and hearing what people say about the players. Listen, people should deserve a second chance. Is it good what he did? No. But young men like him should deserve a second chance. Again Stewart is the best RB in the region. FACT!

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    Can't be all of them ... unless Tort allows phones on the sidelines during games.
    It’s his dad.

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  • IUPNation
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    Can't be all of them ... unless Tort allows phones on the sidelines during games.
    Maybe they drove him over…and talked ball on the ride over.

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