As a friend told me, nothing pops like a Pringle.
Penn State Police confirmed today that they have filed charges against Nittany Lions basketball player Stanley Pringle in an incident involving public masturbation that occurred last Thursday in Pattee Library.
Police said Pringle, the team’s point guard, sat behind the victim in the stacks section of the library, attempted to start a conversation with the woman and began masturbating. Police have filed charges of public lewdness and disorderly conduct against him in connection to the incident…
A similar incident occurred on March 21 on the second-floor landing of McElwain Hall’s main stairwell between 8 and 8:15 p.m, when police said a man entered the building behind the woman and followed her to the stairwell landing where he began to masturbate. A similar description of the man was given in both incidents, police said. No charges have been filed for the McElwain Hall incident.
Classic.
For everyone like me who’s starving for Pitt football material I suggest checking out rivals and scout- they have a few decent free articles even if you aren’t a subscriber.
Here’s a week-old link for you about that coach across the state. If you thought a Penn State degree was worthless before, read this and see it’s gotten worse. Hilarious.
If the Pitt/State Penn series should be revived, and if we’re rivals.
We’re clearly not considering they spend hours on end talking about us…i wish that guy would just be gone so we could get back to the way it should be…
…if even that.
And that JoePa press conference eating thing was totally on purpose, and it was hilarious. All of the respect he built up during his career is slowing being flushed down the drain. My gosh, call it quits old man. Is there nothing else you’d like to do with your life than be a cranky old football coach?
Does anyone know where Paul Zeise is these days? I haven’t seen a Q&A since Tuesday, February 12. In fact, since spring drills began, I’ve noticed two articles authored by him (March 19, 24) – both coming in the opening week of practice.
In his final Q&A of the recruiting/offseason, he concludes that “…we’ll all be back here discussing practice (before you know it)…So keep the questions rolling in and we’ll get started again with Pitt football Q&A’s some time around March 20…â€
Since then, the bulk of coverage has been provided by Post-Gazette reporters Colin Dunlap — whose stated “primary focus†is high school ball — and Gerry Dulac. (Phil Axelrod has weighed in as well.) But again, hardly any material submitted by PZ since camp started.
I’ve had my criticisms for Zeise, but I’m missing him at this point. Has anyone else noticed the conspicuous absence of the team’s “beat writer?â€