Does anyone know who the running back will be if Hill is thrown into jail? Do you think we'll know before August 16th?
http://www.cbssports.com/columns/st...ing-behind-system-boot-talented-troubled-hill
When Hill was charged in April, Miles -- or someone above him -- suspended Hill indefinitely, meaning he will miss the games LSU doesn't play in April. No games in May, June or July, either.
After pleading guilty to a predatory attack for the second time in 15 months, Hill was given a six-month suspended jail sentence and two years of probation. He has to report weekly to a probation officer. He has a nightly curfew. All of that happened Friday, and not a word could be heard from Miles, just empty blather from an LSU spokesman: "Jeremy Hill remains indefinitely suspended from the football team and Coach Miles will not comment any further until the legal process surrounding this matter is completed."
Ah.
So Miles is waiting for Aug. 16, when a court in East Baton Rouge Parish will review his 2012 guilty plea from the incident with the girl -- when he received probation -- and determine if his guilty plea Friday violated the conditions of that probation. Which it damn well better have.
But this being Louisiana, and Jeremy Hill being a football star, who knows?
http://www.cbssports.com/columns/st...ing-behind-system-boot-talented-troubled-hill
When Hill was charged in April, Miles -- or someone above him -- suspended Hill indefinitely, meaning he will miss the games LSU doesn't play in April. No games in May, June or July, either.
After pleading guilty to a predatory attack for the second time in 15 months, Hill was given a six-month suspended jail sentence and two years of probation. He has to report weekly to a probation officer. He has a nightly curfew. All of that happened Friday, and not a word could be heard from Miles, just empty blather from an LSU spokesman: "Jeremy Hill remains indefinitely suspended from the football team and Coach Miles will not comment any further until the legal process surrounding this matter is completed."
Ah.
So Miles is waiting for Aug. 16, when a court in East Baton Rouge Parish will review his 2012 guilty plea from the incident with the girl -- when he received probation -- and determine if his guilty plea Friday violated the conditions of that probation. Which it damn well better have.
But this being Louisiana, and Jeremy Hill being a football star, who knows?