I know who was referring to...just confused as to why he made such an ignorant statment...
"all week" = weekend?
"partying" = hanging out at a beach house watching football with teammates and gf/wives and their family?
The team was told to get away from football for the weekend...Romo did nothing wrong. Brett Favre was in Mississippi...probably hunting. The only reason nobody cared is because he wasn't with Jessica Simpson...
It's just ridiculous to pin the Cowboys loss on Romo, Witten, and Carpenter going to Mexico.
How about:
Dumb penalties at very costly times
Dropped passes
Missed tackles
Poor clock management
Poorly run routes (ie, Crayton at the end on 3rd and 11...perfect pass from Romo if Crayton hadn't stopped on the route)
Poorly thrown balls
or
Romo because he went to Mexico...
ing stupid.
word on the street was it was a c300.
But I looked that car up and it is badass. I'm just not a big MB guy, they are nice though. I think that if your car has over 500 horsepower and its after 2AM when nobody is on the streets you should be allowed to drive 100mph.
Doesn't that lessen the charge/fine if you say not guilty?
Any truth to the rumor that Jessica Simpson was inside the car with him?
it depends on your lawyer and the judge.
the only reason you choose to say not guilty is because you want your lawyer to fight this ticket. why would you go out without a fight?
I am guessing he did not have the option to pay it or he would have done so.
it must be reckless driving, same thing happened to me and it's required to go to court. and beleive it or not, some judges put people in jail for a few days for that.
It won't matter anyways the Patriots are winning it all now that thier biggest threat has been eliminated.
He'll probably make photo copies and post them in his living room. An autograph from King James!![]()
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200....ap/index.html
LeBron admits driving 101 mph
James will travel again at that speed 'maybe at times'
CLEVELAND (AP) -- LeBron James acknowledged driving 101 mph on the highway on his 23rd birthday, and gave no assurance he wouldn't go that fast again.
The Cleveland Cavaliers superstar was ticketed by the State Highway Patrol on Interstate 71 in suburban Medina at nearly 3 a.m. on Dec. 30. He was driving in a 65 mph zone, and the patrol said it's the first time James was ticketed.
"I was doing 101," James said Monday after practice. "That's it. I was speeding. I've just got to abide by the law. I got caught. It happens."
Lawyer Colin Jennings filed a not guilty plea for James in Medina Municipal Court. A hearing is scheduled for Feb. 11, when the Cavaliers play in Orlando.
When James was asked if he will continue traveling at such speed, he said: "I don't know, maybe at times. It's not a big deal to me. You've just got to abide by the rules that's all. I made a mistake and I'll live with it."
James said he was heading home after the team arrived in Cleveland from New Orleans, where they had lost to the Hornets a few hours earlier.
"I'm not going to jail or nothing like that," he said. "I wasn't drunk. I was just speeding. That's it."
Plead 'not guilty' and lawyered up...lol...I had one doing 112 in a 65 once and mailed it in. There is no getting out of that kind of ticket. Just pay it and move on.
Yeah if the cop shows up in court the judge is not dropping the ticket. LeBron should just pay it and move on.
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