Keith Williams presser

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Read a statement, took no questions. Finished up stating that he knows the players will work hard every day to get better, and he knows he must do the same.

 
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Notably from Riley - they considered firing Williams. Riley thinks this is as stiff a penalty for an Asst. Coach as he's seen (obviously with the exception of termination). Said it was a team decision, not just his own.

Shawn Eichorst says that Williams committed a major, major failure in judgement. Says we're fortunate to have a coach in Riley who stands for all the right things.

 
Does he get to be at practice? I'd think the suspension means basically nothing if he's in practice. Just my opinion.

 
It appears no practice (or recruiting) during the initial suspension.

During the season part, it appears everything but game day attendance is allowed.

 
The suspension should have been longer. It would be interesting to know if he has to attend mandatory AA meetings.
I agree. Personally, I would've liked to see him suspended for the regular season. If this had been a player, I believe the suspension would've been longer.
If this was a player with a third DUI he would have been gone.
I would think that a players eligibility would be done before they could receive 3 DUI's in 12 years

 
I was going to say a player who is of drinking age and manages to get 3 DUIs is a really, really different scenario, but ...

***Riley said that under Nebraska’s current discipline policy, a player charged with a third DUI would get the same punishment Williams did.
/double take. Wha-...?

When was the last time we had a player DUI case, by the way? I recall Hunter Teafatiller, who I looked up and found that he had 2 DUI arrests in short order prior to the 2008 season. It seems he served a 10-day jail sentence after the season, but played in 12 games that year, including a start in the 2nd game.

 
I was going to say a player who is of drinking age and manages to get 3 DUIs is a really, really different scenario, but ...

***Riley said that under Nebraskas current discipline policy, a player charged with a third DUI would get the same punishment Williams did.
/double take. Wha-...?

When was the last time we had a player DUI case, by the way? I recall Hunter Teafatiller, who I looked up and found that he had 2 DUI arrests in short order prior to the 2008 season. It seems he served a 10-day jail sentence after the season, but played in 12 games that year, including a start in the 2nd game.
Baker Steinkuhler I believe.
There were the guys that got kicked off for weed last year. Niles Paul had an MIP also. Dennard got picked up before the draft...

 
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