LOL. I think he's referring to a state of confusion.
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LOL. I think he's referring to a state of confusion.
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Did Doug say this on the radio?
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You may be giving Holder more credit than he deserves. Isn't he the one who locked OSU into a ten years contract extension with Travis Ford?
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Not sure exactly when or where he said it. Saw it on a tweet from @pistolsguy, the fiction writer for Pistols Firing. Radio would be a good guess.
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Guys on our board are saying the opposite
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Word play. Excellent
SMH! Mental illness is a terrible thing!
Very true! One of the all time AD blunders! :ez-laugh:
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He's saying this because Underwood is former KSU player who still talks about how much he loves that dump. In any case, they likely blew it by letting OSU get him.
I bet if Weber was let go next year or the following year, Underwood would take that job since he wouldn't be invested in the OSU job yet.
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Well, the NCAA might as well ship the national championship trophy to stoolwater.
And the Maui invitational trophy and the Big XII Trophy. It's time to Cowboy Up! I'm so COWBOY"D UP, I can hang a towel on it.
Congrats...seriously. Forte is a terrific rhythm shooter, and will obviously make you more competitive next season. There's definitely some talent on that team returning, but you could really use a post player or two. Good luck in the spring recruiting.
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Oh Dougie....:facepalm
He has a lot of OU fans fooled. Not me. He will always be the same little punk who stole credit cards from his own teammates. F him and his constant little passive aggressive digs at OU.
OSU is the state's team......Only when it comes to men grappling other men in tights.....If basketball is is in question....OU has more overall wins..More conference wins...OU has a big lead in head to head over OSU....OU has more tournament wins...If an Indiana State fan said "we are the state's team" Indiana fans would laugh....so I will :ez-roll:
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If you look up the word loser in a dictionary, you would likely find a picture of Doug Gotdweeb.
Gottlieb Charged in Credit Card Theft
Jurisprudence: Former Tustin High and Notre Dame basketball player faces up to three years in prison and $10,000 fine if convicted.
September 13, 1996|CHRIS FOSTER | TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Doug Gottlieb, a former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase nearly $1,000 of merchandise, St. Joseph County (Ind.) prosecutor Mike Barnes said.
Gottlieb will surrender voluntarily Monday in Indiana and make a court appearance Tuesday, according to Barnes. Barnes said no warrant has been issued at this time and bail was set at $5,000 bond or $500 cash. Gottlieb faces a possible three-year prison term and a fine of up to $10,000 if convicted.
"We reviewed the evidence and filed what we believe is the appropriate charge," Barnes said. "There could be a wide range of penalties. It can be treated as a misdemeanor at sentencing if it's deemed appropriate at that time."
Gottlieb, who left Notre Dame in June, allegedly stole credit cards from three students who lived on the same dormitory floor. He purchased about $950 in merchandise from a sporting goods and jewelry store and bought dinner and gas with the cards.
The three students reported the thefts to a Notre Dame official after receiving bills. The matter was turned over to the South Bend police.
Gottlieb played in 27 games, starting 23, as a freshman. He averaged 4.6 points and led the team with 154 assists. He has enrolled at Golden West College, but said he will not play basketball this year.
Jurisprudence: Former Tustin High and Notre Dame basketball player faces up to three years in prison and $10,000 fine if convicted.
September 13, 1996|CHRIS FOSTER | TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Doug Gottlieb, a former Notre Dame and Tustin High School basketball player, has been charged with felony theft for allegedly using stolen credit cards to purchase nearly $1,000 of merchandise, St. Joseph County (Ind.) prosecutor Mike Barnes said.
Gottlieb will surrender voluntarily Monday in Indiana and make a court appearance Tuesday, according to Barnes. Barnes said no warrant has been issued at this time and bail was set at $5,000 bond or $500 cash. Gottlieb faces a possible three-year prison term and a fine of up to $10,000 if convicted.
"We reviewed the evidence and filed what we believe is the appropriate charge," Barnes said. "There could be a wide range of penalties. It can be treated as a misdemeanor at sentencing if it's deemed appropriate at that time."
Gottlieb, who left Notre Dame in June, allegedly stole credit cards from three students who lived on the same dormitory floor. He purchased about $950 in merchandise from a sporting goods and jewelry store and bought dinner and gas with the cards.
The three students reported the thefts to a Notre Dame official after receiving bills. The matter was turned over to the South Bend police.
Gottlieb played in 27 games, starting 23, as a freshman. He averaged 4.6 points and led the team with 154 assists. He has enrolled at Golden West College, but said he will not play basketball this year.
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