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Possesion of a controlled substance?? And cops don't just think, "hmm that driver looks like his license is suspended, I'll pull him over..." Thay have to have a reason. I'd say this is more than is being reported.
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1 pill of Xanax? Why? I agree there's a big broom at work here.Originally posted by amckillip
Here's what I found on Xanax.
Xanax is the brand name for the tranquilizer Alprazolam, an antianxiety (anxiolytic) and antipanic drug. Xanax is a benzodiazepine (a class of drugs that slow down the central nervous system.)
Xanax is used primarily as short-term treatment of mild to moderate anxiety, including Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), and nervous tension.
Xanax may also be used to treat:
panic disorders / panic attacks
activity depression
irritable bowel syndrome
anxiety due to a neurosis
symptoms of PMS (if extreme)
some cancer pains (given with various narcotics)
agoraphobia
essential tremor
ringing ears
Xanax should not be used to treat everyday stress or tension.Comment
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Re: Mississippi State player arrested
Slater is the only senior on the team that plays any meaningful role, and as I noted in the other thread on this upcoming game, he did start Tuesday, but was completely ineffective and not a factor. I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't pegged to start Saturday, but now the coach is faced with the decision of what to do.Originally posted by catpkt
Rightfully, the kid should be suspended as he clearly is in violation of the law, and as we all know from the Richard McBride chronicals, he needs to be disciplined.
Or is the Mississippi State coach Rick Stansbury going to take the Bruce Pearl route of discipline and value only the kid's potential talent and not do a thing until the kid gets into more trouble, goes to jail, or until the press demands it?Comment
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I worked at an Inpatient Psych Unit and Xanax is a drug that let's you 'chill out' it is commonly sold on the 'black market' and we had to watch for patients hiding the medicine in their cheeks to sell after they got out.Originally posted by romarComment
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In case you guys don't notice, many message boards (ours included) are inundated with people who sign up for the sole purpose of posting ads and links to web site that sell stuff, similar to the unsolicited e mails you all get.
Many of those "spam posters" as we call them are trying to peddle Xanax (along with investment tips, gambling links, and porn) as a recreational drug, just like they used Valium 15 years ago.
We delete those guys as fast as they sign up but the fact that so mant peddle Xanax, shows there must be a market for it.
The kid needs to be soundly and decisively disciplined as an example to the others on the team....so let's see if the coach does it.
I'd say 50-50, as most coaches value the wins and their job more than the actual right thing to do.Comment
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Link to MSU beat writer on Slater's arrest
Just a quick hello. I hope your fans and players have a good and memorable visit at Starkville. Will Bradley have many fans at the game?
The following is a link to the Slater arrest. He will be playing.
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Re: Link to MSU beat writer on Slater's arrest
Welcome MStateDawg. Thanks for the update. Good luck Saturday.Originally posted by MStateDawgComment
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Welcome MSDawg......what can you tell us about your team?
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Jamont Gordon G/F 6-4 225 So. -Plays point your biggest headache.Originally posted by Big MikeWelcome MSDawg......what can you tell us about your team?
Charles Rhodes F/C 6-8 240 Jr. - Very good in the paint. Dunks a lot.
Richard Delk G/F 6-4 175 - Strong defender and 3 point shooter
Barry Stewart G 6-2 165 Fr. - Strong defender and accurate FT shooter.
Ben Hansbrough G 6-3 200 Fr. Developing point guard and also good 3 point shooter great hustle
Dietric Slater G/F 6-3 200 Sr. Hardest player on the team. Get a lot of lose balls.
Reginald Delk G/F 6-4 175 So. Strong defender
Bernard Rimmer F 6-8 195 So. Developing center.
Jarvis Varnado F/C 6-9 195 Fr. The shot blocker
Vernon Goodridge C/F 6-9 225 So. Developing center.
Piotr Stelmach F 6-9 240 Sr. Out most of the season with injuries.
The is no loss of intensity with the freshmen off the bench.
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....Thanks for the info! 
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I see a lot of parallels between our team and MS, per MStateDawg's description. In fact, as I read, I was like "6-in-taller Ruff, ZA, Will-n-JC, Will-n-JC, hm-maybe-ADub, JJ, DA-last-night, Matt..." etc.Originally posted by MStateDawgJamont Gordon G/F 6-4 225 So. -Plays point your biggest headache.Originally posted by Big MikeWelcome MSDawg......what can you tell us about your team?
Charles Rhodes F/C 6-8 240 Jr. - Very good in the paint. Dunks a lot.
Richard Delk G/F 6-4 175 - Strong defender and 3 point shooter
Barry Stewart G 6-2 165 Fr. - Strong defender and accurate FT shooter.
Ben Hansbrough G 6-3 200 Fr. Developing point guard and also good 3 point shooter great hustle
Dietric Slater G/F 6-3 200 Sr. Hardest player on the team. Get a lot of lose balls.
Reginald Delk G/F 6-4 175 So. Strong defender
Bernard Rimmer F 6-8 195 So. Developing center.
Jarvis Varnado F/C 6-9 195 Fr. The shot blocker
Vernon Goodridge C/F 6-9 225 So. Developing center.
Piotr Stelmach F 6-9 240 Sr. Out most of the season with injuries.
The is no loss of intensity with the freshmen off the bench.
http://mstateathletics.com/index.php..._channel_id=16
Looks like their bench is a little deeper than ours. I hope everyone's healthy Saturday. JC looked like he was favoring his knee towards the end of the night after hitting the floor a time or two... but as there was no press release today proclaiming him sadly broken again, I have faith he was just being careful.Comment
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We all know that ZA will be fresh!
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Just so long as he places his gum in the proper receptacle ... or whatever Jimmy was grumpy about last night.Originally posted by Big MikeWe all know that ZA will be fresh!
Perhaps he was just trying to teach ZA an important lesson: DON'T LITTER!
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I think he just needed a Xanax!
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