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The Many Troubles of Marcus Vick (merged)

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Now, i might be crazy, but isnt providing alcohol to 14 year old girls (let alone whatever he did after they were drunk) and speeding while high a little bit worse than accepting money from an independant booster?

oh but i forgot....he's not on a team that everybody loves to hate so this is just a tiny story compared to the
CORRUPTION AT OHIO STATE.




but i could be crazy.
 
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BN27,

Did you notice that the word 'sex' wasn't used in the article, and that it came from Blacksburg?

Here's an earlier article.

<A id=17280>Marcus Vick sentenced to 30 days

May 14, 2004, heraldtribune.com | Written By Chris Kahn

Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick was cleared of charges he had sex with a 15-year-old girl, but he was convicted of serving alcohol to a minor. The charges stemmed from a late-night party January 27th at the Vick's apartment. One of the girls said they were given shots of vodka and asked to strip and kiss. She said all three girls undressed and gave the players lap dances. One of the girls testified Vick had sex with her 15-year-old friend.


 
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BuckeyeBill73 said:
BN27,

Did you notice that the word 'sex' wasn't used in the article, and that it came from Blacksburg?

Here's an earlier article.

<A id=17280>Marcus Vick sentenced to 30 days

May 14, 2004, heraldtribune.com | Written By Chris Kahn

Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick was cleared of charges he had sex with a 15-year-old girl, but he was convicted of serving alcohol to a minor. The charges stemmed from a late-night party January 27th at the Vick's apartment. One of the girls said they were given shots of vodka and asked to strip and kiss. She said all three girls undressed and gave the players lap dances. One of the girls testified Vick had sex with her 15-year-old friend.


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Well it does sound like he a grand old time and then paid for it in terms of a criminal record and a lost season. Nice to see those Southern state university traditions of poon & tang continuing in a relatively new up and coming program like VaTech.

Like someone else mentioned though -- 27 -- this is nothing compared to the:
CORRUPTION AT OHIO STATE.
 
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BuckeyeNation27 said:
hmmmmm. Virginia you say? :evil:
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You've got a "Vestal" interest in Virginia?

Or maybe this kind of thing just goes over better at a true Southern school like Ole Miss:

Officer -- she was goin to be my child bride - I was just trying her on for size.
 
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Marcus Vick's Ridiculous Onfield Behavior on Saturday (Article and Video)

Football: WVU looking into Vick incidents

Monday, October 03, 2005
By Chuck Finder, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette


By various accounts, Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick didn't merely flick footballs in the host Mountaineers' direction Saturday.
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<!--END LINK BOX-->Amid reports that Vick at one point made an obscene gesture toward the vociferous home fans behind the visitors bench, West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez said yesterday that he and his staff were studying films to see if they can spot an incident where Vick elbowed a Mountaineers coach along the sideline.
This is in addition to the run-in between Vick and Mountaineers cornerback Dee McCann in the third quarter, resulting in Vick flipping a ball in McCann's facemask, McCann throwing an elbow at Vick's throat, and officials tossing flags for nullifying penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Vick, the younger brother of Atlanta Falcons and former Virginia Tech star Michael Vick, was the subject of verbal abuse hurled by a portion of the 60,193 patrons inside Mountaineer Field. In response to his suspensions from the team and the university last season after two separate arrests, more than a few fans from the rival Mountaineers crowd chanted "Con-Vick" and "Yellow Vick" at him Saturday. Media outlets in Virginia and West Virginia reported about Vick brandishing an obscene gesture toward the stands.
Virginia Tech officials declined to comment about it yesterday, but Rodriguez's talk of the elbowing incident was news to them.
"I did not see that," Rodriguez said, referring to the alleged gesture, after reviewing films of the third-ranked Hokies' 34-17 victory against the Mountaineers (4-1). "I know there was an instance where he threw a ball at one of the players. And there was an instance on the sidelines where he shoved one of the coaches maybe in the back of the head with an elbow. I didn't see that. On film, we're looking for some of that stuff."
He declined to identify the coach.
Perhaps Vick need only let his play on Mountaineer Field speak for him. He completed 15 of 17 passes for 177 yards, rushed for 74 more, scored two touchdowns and accounted for 251 of the 391 yards and 18 of the 34 points conjured by Virginia Tech (5-0).
Vick told reporters afterward: "The fans kind of got me riled up a little bit before the game. ... The crowd was giving me a lot of grief, so I wanted to go out there and take it out on their defense. I was trying to make a statement."
Overall, Rodriguez gave a relatively morose film review of West Virginia's first loss of the season. "I thought the guys were giving good effort," he said. "But we didn't execute well. I was disappointed with a little missed opportunities offensively. And, defensively, our front seven did not play as well as they had been, they did not get off blocks well and didn't play well at the point of attack."


Video: http://squeezedneon.com/vain.wmv
 
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I didn't see him flip the crowd off, but I heard the ESPN announcers allude to it. I did see him throw the ball at the WVU defender and then play Mr. Innocent when the guy elbowed him in return. There's no room for that kind of immature behavior on the football field. If Frank Beamer had any decency or sense of what's right, he'd suspend him for a game. Of course, since they're in the NC hunt, he probably won't (it's Monday night and I haven't heard anything yet--he's had plenty of time to review what happened, considering it was a noon game on Saturday).
 
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