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Report: Georgia defensive lineman stopped for speeding, later arrested

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    dazzledawgdazzledawg Posts: 189 ✭✭✭ Junior

    These guys continue to embarrass UGA. Obviously we’ve got a bunch that don’t have a whole lot going on upstairs.

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    BetheredgeBetheredge Posts: 199 ✭✭✭ Junior

    This is happening across the country & is certainly not limited to UGA athletes or any other institution. It’s an epidemic within the 25 & under male demographic. High school to young adults. From athletes to “mathletes” & every one in between, kids are playing Russian Roulette with vehicles & high speed. There are thousands upon thousands of videos on YouTube, Instagram, TicToc, etc… of kids driving at high speeds, racing, doing donuts, & dangerous stunts both on & off road. They feel immortal, invincible, & have zero respect or concern for authority. The real concern at UGA, these guys just lost a team mate & friend due to this sort of stupidity & if anything the problem has escalated. Maybe the solution is to build facilities where these kids, with some safety equipment, can go destroy as many cars as they want in an enclosed environment.

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    Tom_BomadilTom_Bomadil Posts: 69 ✭✭✭ Junior
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    BigDawg61BigDawg61 Posts: 2,413 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate
    edited July 2023

    All true...but, reporters don't really care about facts. They're pesky things that get in the way of a good story...or, in this case...a good narrative. I feel shame and embarrassment for even reading this crap. I'm done...gotta go take a shower, now. Lol

    BTW...I don't believe the magnitude of the problem in the <25 demographic, has fluctuated one iota, since before I was a kid.

    There's just more focus on it, since the accident that took young lives. There always is. Everytime a kid gets killed in a car accident, here where I'm from...cops troll for speeders hard, hoping to slow people down for a while. Then, everything reverts back to normal, until "the next time".

    If you, or anybody else can find a solution to that problem...maybe they should give, "curing Cancer" a shot.

    I've suggested planting decoy police cars along busy highways and/or problem areas. That slowed speeders down, effectively in some areas along the I-95 Corridor. So...there's that. I offered a viable solution to a known problem. Nothing more I can do. Kirby, either...so, I don't see the point.

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