Darrell Strong didn’t take Memorial Day off from causing trouble.
Strong, 21, of Sunrise, Fla., is accused of damaging the woman’s purse and cell phone during the altercation that began in an apartment and moved to a fast-food restaurant in the Waterfront complex where police were called at 7:55 p.m. Monday, Homestead police Chief Jeffrey DeSimone said.
Of course it’s known that Dave Wannstedt can be harsh with his punishment of players, even for seemingly small offenses.
“After meeting with Darrell, I have decided that he will be subject to internal disciplinary measures effective immediately.”
Thankfully he wasn’t stupid enough to injure her and is was a dispute with some shoving (not like that kind of action should be condoned either) or else we could have another pretty big punishment handed down my Wannstedt.
My sister (a PSU grad) spent 10 minutes on Memorial Day bragging about how great JoePa is to make those players clean the stadium and whatnot.
I just looked at her and was like “Yeah, a few guys got in trouble at Pitt before too. They don’t play there anymore.” and she just shut up.
Not that anyone will get convicted of anything in a crappy valley kangaroo court. Most of the charges have already been tossed, and i’m sure the fan/grad/ticket-holder/judge will make sure he “does his part” in ensuring football continues for all the hicks, and no player is punished for anything. You know, cause when i was drunk, i kicked in doors and assaulted people, cause thats what you do in college, thats just normal, we all did it!
Stuart – I think the judge was also a PSU professor at one time.
Pitt fans are just out-of-this-world delusional. But keep up the good work fellas, as your inane, jealousy-laced drivel sure as hell gives me a good laugh from time to time.
Wannstache is free to punish this kid however he wants. We don’t give a shit because nobody outside of Pittsburgh gives a shit about Pitt!
Then, Strong attempted to block the doorway, but the woman flew by him with a swat-and-swim move.
Finally, Strong just turned to several by-standers and calmly flipped them the middle-finger. Apparently, the bystanders were from South Florida.
