vball10set;1040015 wrote: CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Former Ohio State University quarterback Troy Smith pleaded no contest this morning in Cleveland Municipal Court to traffic violations.
The former Glenville High School football standout and Heisman Trophy winner was found guilty of having an unsafe vehicle, tinted windows and no driver's license.
An open-container charge was dismissed because it involved a passenger, according to Smith's attorney, Joseph George.
Smith, 27, of Quing Mills., Mass., was stopped by Cleveland police about 9:30 p.m. Dec. 23 at West Ninth Street and Main Avenue.
He was arrested when officers discovered a warrant issued in February for driving with a suspended license and failure to appear in court.
Judge Anita Laster Mays fined Smith $325. He must also pay court costs, which bring the total to $697.

jordo212000;1041999 wrote:I need Pick6 to lecture me about how it is a joke that Alex Smith is the starting QB in SF over Troy Smith again haha

Pick6;1042038 wrote:i need you to pretend how you know anything about sports in general again haha

SportsAndLady;1042075 wrote:Anyone see irsays comments? Something about "colts fans if you take any heat for the last season tell them to laugh at your 115 wins this decade and to kiss your ring"

115 wins-1 ring ratio isnt exactly a bragging point there Jim lol

Pick6;1042038 wrote:i need you to pretend how you know anything about sports in general again haha

jordo212000;1042091 wrote:Wouldnt the fact that I knew Smith wasn't a NFL QB proof that I at least knew something? You on the other hand...

SportsAndLady;1042075 wrote:Anyone see irsays comments? Something about "colts fans if you take any heat for the last season tell them to laugh at your 115 wins this decade and to kiss your ring"

115 wins-1 ring ratio isnt exactly a bragging point there Jim lol

Laley23;1042131 wrote:I swear that dudes on crack cocaine. But he is right. Maybe 5 franchises can compare to that type of success over the last 10 years.

pnhasbeen;1042145 wrote:The thing is, 115 wins is great and winning a super bowl is awesome. But 115 wins should translate to more rings.

Not many franchises have that track record but SBs are the big thing.

Laley23;1042150 wrote:...and like I said. Would anyone not trade it? only 2 teams have won multiple in the last 10 years.

I agree, they could/should have more. But 27 franchises would kill for that success over the last decade. Steelers and Pats are the only surefire ones who wouldnt.

Laley23;1042150 wrote:...and like I said. Would anyone not trade it? only 2 teams have won multiple in the last 10 years.

I agree, they could/should have more. But 27 franchises would kill for that success over the last decade. Steelers and Pats are the only surefire ones who wouldnt.

pnhasbeen;1042153 wrote:I was moreso responding to people who were downgrading it. I absolutely wish dallas had that decade.

Laley23;1042131 wrote:I swear that dudes on crack cocaine. But he is right. Maybe 5 franchises can compare to that type of success over the last 10 years.

SportsAndLady;1042181 wrote:I didn't mean to say he was wrong or anything. Just that you shouldn't be bragging about winning 1 sb and brag about 115 wins in the same sentence lol you SHOULD have more than 1 ring if you have that many wins.

pnhasbeen;1042221 wrote:Since 2000 there are like four teams with over 100 wins and no super bowl wins.

That number is an estimate. I wad looking at the numbers earlier. Was going to post. drank a beer.farted. Changed my mind.

BR1986FB;1042226 wrote:Josh McDaniels to return as Patriots O-Coordinator. Bet Peyton Hillis won't be signing with New England as a FA.

SportsAndLady;1042223 wrote:Its still nothing to brag about...patriots can, maybe the Steelers

pnhasbeen;1042813 wrote:Look at it from their stand point, Patriots and Steelers are really the only teams who have done better.

It is something to be proud of. Two out of thirty two can one up them. I wouldn't ride that train everywhere, but it wasn't a bad thing for Irsay to say.

SportsAndLady;1042816 wrote:The super bowl point I get...its adding the 115 wins in that just made me chuckle (and it was really only that..I wasn't trying to make it into a big deal).

115 wins is great. A super bowl win is great. But together, it should add up to more than just one.