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Team rule for self reporting??

Seems to me that any coach would make it a standing team rule that a player would be required to self report if doing %$#& as crazy as getting ticket for going nearly 100 mph. Also seems that others would know and word would get back to the coach. I guess not.
Posted: 08/26/2025 at 11:37 PM ET

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vbfan • 08/26/25 11:37 PM ET
Would think NIL contract has callout for reporting everything
Georgia Hokie • 08/27/25 02:08 PM ET
Well he may have been suspended for first 2 in 2024, he didn’t play
hokiepro • 08/27/25 12:34 PM ET
TOB must FOCUS and forget about being traffic cops!**
BG Hokie • 08/27/25 11:08 AM ET
A coach doesn’t have much power to stop stupidity
HokieAl • 08/27/25 10:01 AM ET
Zero chance the coach didn’t know about the latest speeding ticket. **
reestuart • 08/27/25 07:15 AM ET
Yep, the adults in the room should have been more proactive about this.
vtchem75 • 08/27/25 09:51 AM ET
Maybe they were & he didn't listen. It happens.**
bburgnative • 08/27/25 01:52 PM ET
I suppose there is a tiny chance Pry didn't know about the driving
reestuart • 08/27/25 09:57 AM ET
When players skipped practices, Pry at least suspended them a game
AirborneHokie96 • 08/27/25 11:13 AM ET
Alas, every year a selfish player disrupts the opening game ... every year.
Archdale • 08/27/25 11:30 AM ET
Fines and court costs for DWI can be in thousands
hokiepro • 08/27/25 12:34 PM ET
As he should. Why would the team or school being making the payment?**
techer1983 • 08/27/25 01:08 PM ET
Point is…hitting him with NIL fine would be a double whammy
hokiepro • 08/27/25 02:08 PM ET
Correct. **
AirborneHokie96 • 08/27/25 08:13 AM ET