…that he was driving a car owned by a former KU player. It would be against NCAA rules for athletes to be driving around cars owned by boosters/fans/former players. OK, so Pollard and Marchiony claim it was sold to Tyshawn Taylor. Then why did it show up as belonging to Pollard when the cop ran the tags?

Marchioni and pollard making fools of themselves on 810 today and it gets interesting.

…you will NOT convince me alcohol was not involved when the incident occurred after 1 a.m., multiple females were present and Morris already has had an alcohol violation on campus.

It’s no different than what Morningstar did. But because there was no “visual sign of impairment” (what, hitting another car isn’t good enough), no Breathalyzer was administered.

Hell, this is Markieff Morris we’re talking about here. Just walking to class, he probably exhibits visual signs of mental impairment. Not exactly the top rung on the ladder, if you know what I mean.

…at least now we know you’re not the “real” Lew.

We’ve been giving you guys a lot of shit lately, but you can’t say it isn’t at least somewhat deserved given what’s been going on.

Next January should be fun as hell, don’t ya think?

Mr. Pollard, how old are you? How much time at KU did you actually spend studying? Seriously dude – quit it with the frickin’ explamation marks! I’m really surprised I didn’t see any LOL’s on your blog.

Good grief.

But you guys better get used to every little thing being put under a magnifying glass.

That tends to happen when one’s university has a history of infractions and lack of control, and then a huge brawl breaks out between players. Things that might otherwise have gone ignored become stories.

So please, spare us the aggrieved victim act.

…having a police report that says the vehicle is owned by somebody is sufficient reporting. In this case, for whatever reason, it wasn’t. I don’t see how calling Pollard is any more necessary than calling the KU athletic department. He’s going to say the same thing they are, but the question remained the whole time: why in the hell was Pollard listed as the owner?

It’s a mistake, no doubt about it. I don’t fault Kitchen here, he did what he was supposed to do. I also don’t agree that you can just take Marchiony’s initial statement at face value, given the way he acted on the air. But it’s cleared up now. This is a dead issue.