Nice QB recruit, Utes

[SeattleUte]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/vars...er-shreve.html

Does it say anything about criminal charges?

Do you know that "assault" can mean scaring somebody without touching them?

[cougjunkie]

The website for Superior Court in San Bernadino County where his high school is located shows that he had a minor traffic infraction in December. No other charges, however. Smells stinky to me.

EDIT: Might be too new to have hit the system yet.

Wow so a traffic infraction, assault on his baseball coach, and assault on an opposing player during a football game. Good news for him he is going to Utah so he still has at least 3 or 4 more chances.

[Goatnapper'96]

Looks like its not his first incident either.

http://ottoinfocus.com/?p=1922

I think punching a kid in a game versus a calculated decision to assault another human being in an effort to cover up other felony offenses are not similar incidents.

Emotions run high during athletic contests. This other incident is pretty serious, IMO.

I think the Ute baseball coach is the one demanding that Utah advocate for the second chance rule! Can't say I blame him either. The name of the game is to win.

[SeattleUte]

Shreve was not taken to jail on the misdemeanor charge, Wiltshire said.

Sheriff's deputies arrested Shreve because the school - in Mentone - is outside the jurisdiction of the Redlands Police Department.

Read more: http://www.sbsun.com/ci_14475006?sou...#ixzz0gxbhMADu

[SeattleUte]

I think punching a kid in a game versus a calculated decision to assault another human being in an effort to cover up other felony offenses are not similar incidents.

Emotions run high during athletic contests. This other incident is pretty serious, IMO.

I think the Ute baseball coach is the one demanding that Utah advocate for the second chance rule! Can't say I blame him either. The name of the game is to win.

[Hot Lunch]

I have a close family member who knows Tyler Shreve personally. Tyler is a very good pro baseball prospect and was playing for his high school team, preparing for this summer's MLB draft (word is if he gets enough money, he's going to play baseball instead of football). However, he came to practice stoned one day and got kicked off the baseball team.

That would have been bad enough, except that shortly after getting kicked off the team, he went back and beat up the coach. Criminal charges are pending.

The recruit did make a huge mistake with what he did. Not cool at all but didn't BYU have a recruit get into a little legal trouble around signing day last year? Not sure I would throw stones on this one as a BYU fan.

[MartyFunkhouser]

Wow so a traffic infraction, assault on his baseball coach, and assault on an opposing player during a football game. Good news for him he is going to Utah so he still has at least 3 or 4 more chances.

Again, you are sure not helping my claims that you are not the BYU version of Top Ute. These posts on both sides criticizing the discipline actions of the coaches are ridiculous. Whittingham could advocate the death of every player who commits a minor traffic offense and it still wouldn't be enough, same goes for BM and some Ute fans.

[falafel]

Does it say anything about criminal charges?

Do you know that "assault" can mean scaring somebody without touching them?

"He and the coach got into a dispute and it became physical, which led to him being arrested for assault."

Shreve was not taken to jail on the misdemeanor charge, Wiltshire said.

Sheriff's deputies arrested Shreve because the school - in Mentone - is outside the jurisdiction of the Redlands Police Department.

In a prepared statement, Shreve said his altercation with Cordes came after he was released from the team.

"As a result, I became very frustrated and engaged in a verbal and somewhat physical altercation with the head varsity baseball coach," he wrote. "I realize my actions were wrong, and I sincerely apologize. This was an isolated incident. I have never been in any trouble like this previously, and I'm committed to making sure that I never repeat this behavior."

http://www.dailybulletin.com/preps/ci_14475006

[Donuthole]

The coach sounds like a real POS (in my opinion). Coach: "I'm going to ruin this kid's life. He'll be sorry he ever fucked with me. I will not be made a fool of." We all know the type. They are especially prevalent among coaching hacks.

With an opinion like that, I can understand why you helped chase Majerus out of town.

[cougjunkie]

The recruit did make a huge mistake with what he did. Not cool at all but didn't BYU have a recruit get into a little legal trouble around signing day last year? Not sure I would throw stones on this one as a BYU fan.

He was also not allowed to enroll for a full year. Shreve on the other hand was told his schollie is still on the table and things are fine.

[Hot Lunch]

He was also not allowed to enroll for a full year. Shreve on the other hand was told his schollie is still on the table and things are fine.

Would you say a DUI and assualt deserve the same punishment?

[SeattleUte]

http://www.dailybulletin.com/preps/ci_14475006

He was "not taken to jail on a misdemeanor charge."

[falafel]

He was "not taken to jail on a misdemeanor charge."

It said he was not taken to jail on the misdemeanor charge. He was still charged with a misdemeanor. The paragraph above talked about him being arrested as well.

[old_gregg]

He was "not taken to jail on a misdemeanor charge."

He was "not taken to jail on a misdemeanor charge." You asked to see a reference stating he'd been charged.

also, lolocaust at even using the word libel. good one!

[cougjunkie]

Would you say a DUI and assualt deserve the same punishment?

A DUI and assaulting your baseball coach after showing up to practice stoned are both bad. The level of badness who knows but they are both really bad. Some punishment is warranted, what happens when this kid starts trying to box Kwhits man boobs?