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Pankey:

Let me remind you of the Notre Dame fight song which also applies to WVU. "We never stagger, we never fall, we sober up with wood alcohol." If Pankey was upside down he'd obviously been forced off the road by a lost Huntingtonian driving in the median taking his kid up for freshman orientation at the "big colligitch".

I witnessed something that has become known as the "Miracle of The Keg" some 35 odd years ago in Morgantown that should be a primer for how the Morgantown PD treats WVU athletes.

I remember it like it was yesterday, I was with some friends, a couple of them on the football team, on a Saturday night after a game. We were standing on a corner by a market when a keg came rolling down the hill, hesitated on it's rim, and then tried to make a turn into town. It was the damndest thing I ever saw.

We got it stopped and were pondering what to do next. A cop drove up. The cop asked, " Where'd you fellas get that keg?" A friend answered "It rolled there." The cop didn't believe us. He started going on about some brawl that had happened at a rich kid frat at the top of the hill and how some of us matched the descriptions given by the frat boys. We said that there were a lot of guys in Morgantown that looked like us and drunken frat boys were often mistaken. Heck, two or three of us who were very recently reformed drunken frat boys swore to the fact. Did he believe us? No.

It was obvious the cop obviously knew nothing about physics, nor Occam's Razor. We were standing on a corner downhill from that frat house, of course the keg rolled there, anyone with a brain could deduce that. There was a slight hump at the intersection that slowed it enough for us to stop it. Some of us did have scuffed and swollen up hands, which aroused Festus' suspicions, but that was only from trying to prevent that keg from making the turn, rolling into town, and causing an accident. The brick streets that prevailed in Morgantown at that time were rough on the hands. If not for us, that keg could have been found by underage children on their way to Sunday School. The knothead in blue couldn't see we were doing our civic duty. He was beholden to the sons of big money interests who had recently had their butts whupped on top of the hill and were looking for someone to blame.

By the time ol' Barney was done yelling and swiped the keg as 'evidence' we missed the late night Bible study we had on the agenda for that Saturday night. Another weekend lost to overzealous cops and frat boys who didn't know how to properly secure their kegs.

To top it off he reported the incident to the former mutton headed Michigan assistant that was coaching the football team at the time. A friend was suspended from the team for trying prevent chaos in Morgantown that night.

That's the way the Morgantown Police treat WVU athletes. They're all trying to make that big jump to Uniontown and bigger money. It's not like Huntington where they look the other way for pocket change and a Big Gulp. No sirree!
 
Typical liberal, blame the police
1.....how's your golf game?....hope to play again tomorrow......and 2......I don't think you want to start bringing up and comparing illegal acts and arrests between WVU and marshall......it wouldn't even be close.......remember beer bottle Bernie?
 
Hey, Mikey: If the Morganhole P.D. is so tough on WVU players, then tell us how it is possible that Chris Henry (RIP) was never arrested there, and Pac Man (make it rain) Jones only had a scrape or two with the law. I expect Dana to treat Pankey like he did Smallwood after Smallwood had been charged with threatening a witness in a murder case, which is to say that Dana will look away faster than Huggins did after Truck Bryant's hit-and-run incidents.
 
Hey, Mikey: If the Morganhole P.D. is so tough on WVU players, then tell us how it is possible that Chris Henry (RIP) was never arrested there, and Pac Man (make it rain) Jones only had a scrape or two with the law. I expect Dana to treat Pankey like he did Smallwood after Smallwood had been charged with threatening a witness in a murder case, which is to say that Dana will look away faster than Huggins did after Truck Bryant's hit-and-run incidents.
Smallwood was never charged with anything. What crime did Chris Henry commit while at WVU?
 
Stick to dropping orange cones, and strangling traffic, David Cone. Smallwood clearly was charged, but the charges were dismissed after he rolled over on his friend, a murderer.

https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/n...a-rb-wendell-smallwood-dropped-202850456.html

As for Henry, thanks for proving my point. If you want to believe that because he wasn't arrested in Morganhole, Henry was not committing crimes, then I'm looking at a bridge in Charleston that I'm willing to sell you, but you have to supply the orange cones, as the bridge needs a little work.
 
Stick to dropping orange cones, and strangling traffic, David Cone. Smallwood clearly was charged, but the charges were dismissed after he rolled over on his friend, a murderer.

https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/n...a-rb-wendell-smallwood-dropped-202850456.html

As for Henry, thanks for proving my point. If you want to believe that because he wasn't arrested in Morganhole, Henry was not committing crimes, then I'm looking at a bridge in Charleston that I'm willing to sell you, but you have to supply the orange cones, as the bridge needs a little work.

So Smallwood was not charged and you have no evidence that Henry was involved in any crime yet you claim both. Any chance you are mentally retarded?
 
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You're the dumbest poster on here, and this is a monumental achievement, cone dropper. Smallwood was charged, no matter how many times you stick your head up your butt, and pretend that he wasn't. Again, if you think that Henry was a law-abiding citizen in Morganhole, then you're dumber than dirt.
 
Hey, Mikey: If the Morganhole P.D. is so tough on WVU players, then tell us how it is possible that Chris Henry (RIP) was never arrested there, and Pac Man (make it rain) Jones only had a scrape or two with the law. I expect Dana to treat Pankey like he did Smallwood after Smallwood had been charged with threatening a witness in a murder case, which is to say that Dana will look away faster than Huggins did after Truck Bryant's hit-and-run incidents.
Hahahahahahahahaha....Pac Man tried to get his loot back from those girls under it was just a joke guise! Guess the young man learned a lesson! Ain't nothing as cold as a stripper's heart!
 
So Smallwood was not charged and you have no evidence that Henry was involved in any crime yet you claim both. Any chance you are mentally retarded?
You are a full blown 'meathead', dead from the neck up. So, the OSU fan provides a link that clearly states 'charges were dropped', but yet, you maintain Smallwood was never charged? LOL, you sir, are clueless. No wonder the wife has to work a minimum wage job to make ends meet.
 
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You're the dumbest poster on here, and this is a monumental achievement, cone dropper. Smallwood was charged, no matter how many times you stick your head up your butt, and pretend that he wasn't. Again, if you think that Henry was a law-abiding citizen in Morganhole, then you're dumber than dirt.
Smallwood was not charged moron.
 
Let me remind you of the Notre Dame fight song which also applies to WVU. "We never stagger, we never fall, we sober up with wood alcohol." If Pankey was upside down he'd obviously been forced off the road by a lost Huntingtonian driving in the median taking his kid up for freshman orientation at the "big colligitch".

I witnessed something that has become known as the "Miracle of The Keg" some 35 odd years ago in Morgantown that should be a primer for how the Morgantown PD treats WVU athletes.

I remember it like it was yesterday, I was with some friends, a couple of them on the football team, on a Saturday night after a game. We were standing on a corner by a market when a keg came rolling down the hill, hesitated on it's rim, and then tried to make a turn into town. It was the damndest thing I ever saw.

We got it stopped and were pondering what to do next. A cop drove up. The cop asked, " Where'd you fellas get that keg?" A friend answered "It rolled there." The cop didn't believe us. He started going on about some brawl that had happened at a rich kid frat at the top of the hill and how some of us matched the descriptions given by the frat boys. We said that there were a lot of guys in Morgantown that looked like us and drunken frat boys were often mistaken. Heck, two or three of us who were very recently reformed drunken frat boys swore to the fact. Did he believe us? No.

It was obvious the cop obviously knew nothing about physics, nor Occam's Razor. We were standing on a corner downhill from that frat house, of course the keg rolled there, anyone with a brain could deduce that. There was a slight hump at the intersection that slowed it enough for us to stop it. Some of us did have scuffed and swollen up hands, which aroused Festus' suspicions, but that was only from trying to prevent that keg from making the turn, rolling into town, and causing an accident. The brick streets that prevailed in Morgantown at that time were rough on the hands. If not for us, that keg could have been found by underage children on their way to Sunday School. The knothead in blue couldn't see we were doing our civic duty. He was beholden to the sons of big money interests who had recently had their butts whupped on top of the hill and were looking for someone to blame.

By the time ol' Barney was done yelling and swiped the keg as 'evidence' we missed the late night Bible study we had on the agenda for that Saturday night. Another weekend lost to overzealous cops and frat boys who didn't know how to properly secure their kegs.

To top it off he reported the incident to the former mutton headed Michigan assistant that was coaching the football team at the time. A friend was suspended from the team for trying prevent chaos in Morgantown that night.

That's the way the Morgantown Police treat WVU athletes. They're all trying to make that big jump to Uniontown and bigger money. It's not like Huntington where they look the other way for pocket change and a Big Gulp. No sirree!

What does that have anything to do with your senior leader on the OL found upside down drunk during camp.
 
Typical liberal, blame the police

Lighten up, Smedley.

That cop stole the keg God sent us from above. Only a reactionary fool would deny an Act of God! He called in his friends to help him do it because he wasn't man enough to do it himself. Damn right I'm going to blame him. Men with guns stealin' from innocent guys who'd just saved the town from sure destruction. Shameful behavior! If they had guts, they'd have fought us for the thing on the spot, fair and square. But as they didn't they proved themselves to be pussies trying to impress super-butt ugly underage townie girls with their ability to provide them free beer.

English cops don't need guns to steal beer to drink with underage girls.They'll go at it with you with clubs and steel toed boots like real men. Only cowardly cops feel the need to tote a gun and brandish it. Andy Griffith didn't need a gun and Barney but a single bullet.

Seriously though, men and boys used to have great sport straightening out deputies when I was young. Folks would place emergency calls to the local branches when a particularly mean or corrupt one was coming on duty in the weeks around Halloween. It would always be up some winding dead end hollow. They'd drop a tree across the road behind him and in front of him, then rock the Hell out of him when he got out to cut the trees. The deputy either got the message and quit or would catch more of it over the coming weeks. After a while counties started slowly equipping cruisers with chainsaws, but then, all they had was an ax. That's how locals would rid the county of bad cops.

The Deputy knew couldn't arrest them as he had no idea who or where they were in the dark and he knew he was going to get worse than pelted with rocks if was dumb enough to go up the hill after them. Two, the deputy would quickly figure out what was going on when he wasn't getting back-up when his radio calls weren't being answered. No one on that side wanted his ass around either.

The Sheriff was stuck between a rock and hard place with bad deputies. Being a deputy was normally a patronage job. The Sheriff couldn't fire them without catching major heat from the pol who got them the job and he knew he was losing votes the longer they were on the force and ticking off the locals. The Sheriff would normally let the locals handle it in their own way and ignore the hijinks.

State cops used to have a little trick when they would get an incompetent gung-ho trooper. They'd wait until the guy was patrolling near a rough-assed bar or beer joint, get on the radio and tell him to they had a call on a disturbance there. The guy would go Billy Badassing in and meet a pool cue or something similar in the face and receive a good thumping. It was all a set-up, and a couple of the other troopers who happened to respond a few minutes later, would firmly suggest to our hero as he was loaded in the ambulance that he might want to find another line of work. It worked like a charm.

West Virginia truly was wild and wonderful in those days. And the cops had sense. Not like today when they seem to be trigger happy fools across the nation.
 
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Lighten up, Smedley.

That cop stole the keg God sent us from above. Only a reactionary fool would deny an Act of God! He called in his friends to help him do it because he wasn't man enough to do it himself. Damn right I'm going to blame him. Men with guns stealin' from innocent guys who'd just saved the town from sure destruction. Shameful behavior! If they had guts, they'd have fought us for the thing on the spot, fair and square. But as they didn't they proved themselves to be pussies trying to impress super-butt ugly underage townie girls with their ability to provide them free beer.

English cops don't need guns to steal beer to drink with underage girls.They'll go at it with you with clubs and steel toed boots like real men. Only cowardly cops feel the need to tote a gun and brandish it. Andy Griffith didn't need a gun and Barney but a single bullet.

Seriously though, men and boys used to have great sport straightening out deputies when I was young. Folks would place emergency calls to the local branches when a particularly mean or corrupt one was coming on duty in the weeks around Halloween. It would always be up some winding dead end hollow. They'd drop a tree across the road behind him and in front of him, then rock the Hell out of him when he got out to cut the trees. The deputy either got the message and quit or would catch more of it over the coming weeks. After a while counties started slowly equipping cruisers with chainsaws, but then, all they had was an ax. That's how locals would rid the county of bad cops.

The Deputy knew couldn't arrest them as he had no idea who or where they were in the dark and he knew he was going to get worse than pelted with rocks if was dumb enough to go up the hill after them. Two, the deputy would quickly figure out what was going on when he wasn't getting back-up when his radio calls weren't being answered. No one on that side wanted his ass around either.

The Sheriff was stuck between a rock and hard place with bad deputies. Being a deputy was normally a patronage job. The Sheriff couldn't fire them without catching major heat from the pol who got them the job and he knew he was losing votes the longer they were on the force and ticking off the locals. The Sheriff would normally let the locals handle it in their own way and ignore the hijinks.

State cops used to have a little trick when they would get an incompetent gung-ho trooper. They'd wait until the guy was patrolling near a rough-assed bar or beer joint, get on the radio and tell him to they had a call on a disturbance there. The guy would go Billy Badassing in and meet a pool cue or something similar in the face and receive a good thumping. It was all a set-up, and a couple of the other troopers who happened to respond a few minutes later, would firmly suggest to our hero as he was loaded in the ambulance that he might want to find another line of work. It worked like a charm.

West Virginia truly was wild and wonderful in those days. And the cops had sense. Not like today when they seem to be trigger happy fools across the nation.

You're a very strange person
 
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