Nebraska’s Suh pays $60 fine for negligent driving

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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)—Nebraska’s star defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (en-DOM’-uh-ken soo) has pleaded guilty to negligent driving and paid a $60 fine.

Lancaster County Court records showed Tuesday that the 22-year-old senior from Portland, Ore., also paid $48 in court costs on Monday.

Suh told Lincoln police he swerved to avoid hitting a dog or cat crossing a street when the 2003 Land Rover he was driving hit the first of three parked cars early on Nov. 1.

Police say Suh had alcohol in his system, but he tested well below the legal limit. His mother owns the SUV Suh was driving.

Nebraska coach Bo Pelini has said he disciplined Suh. Suh is a finalist for postseason honors, including the Outland Trophy and the Lombardi, Chuck Bednarik and Bronko Nagurski awards.

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Updated Nov 24, 1:02 pm EST
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  1. michael h
    67. Posted by michael h Wed Nov 25 7:48am EST

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    64 - Shannon - Were you a bully in high school? Being an SEC fan, I have noticed some of your posts. I don't read many of them because I just don't like your trash talk style. You very seldom do anything but try and trash talk or bully fellow bloggers. You compared me to rick z. My friend, you are more similar to Mr. z than I am. In what respect am I similar to rick z? My posts are always based on my opinions and backed by facts.

    You were being a bully with a fellow blogger telling them to, " CRY CRY CRY." I asked if you were familar with the movie " A Chrismas Story." In this movie a bully, such as yourself, said pretty much the same thing as he was bullying a smaller kid. I asked you if you remembered what happened in the movie. This must have hit your button because you came back loaded with trash talk. People of your ilk very seldom can carry on a productive conversation and fall back on trash talk and trying to bully.

    I enjoy conversations with anybody until they are no longer productive. My conversations with you were few but have come to the non-productive point quickly.
  2. <i>hydrofarmer</i>
    66. Posted by hydrofarmer Wed Nov 25 4:01am EST

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    Wow, talk about living under a microscope. Let's hope Yahoo doesn't start reporting celebrity nose-picking.
  3. richard s
    65. Posted by richard s Wed Nov 25 2:53am EST

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    Bryce Hart #65- Because it's a slow news week in the ole newsroom at Yahoo! Besides, it happened in Nebraska!


    BeatTexas Beat Texas Beat Texas
  4. Bryce Harte
    64. Posted by Bryce Harte Wed Nov 25 1:39am EST

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    Why is this news? It was a traffic ticket. He wasn't arrested for shoplifting, armed robbery or rape. This is going too far by the media. When I was an active sportswriter and sports editor at a daily newspaper, we never wrote about crap like this. We reported SPORTS news, not traffic court. It boggles my mind how there can so many guys writing stories like this one. I can't believe there are that many guys out there who had a little too much chopped off when they were circumcised.
  5. SHANNONH
    63. Posted by SHANNONH Tue Nov 24 10:18pm EST

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    Michael h is the new rick z. Troll.
  6. <i>hooliganfrancis</i>
    62. Posted by hooliganfrancis Tue Nov 24 9:48pm EST

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    A TRUE STORY

    You know the old line "he's just a great guy" when in reality he's thug. But in Suh's case it's true--he really is a great guy. A friend of mine mentors a teen. In one of their weekly outings he and the teen attended a college world series game. Suh happened to be at the game. When he saw Suh, he told him the situation and asked if he would say hi.

    Suh did better than that. He talked to the kid 15-20 minutes. He didn't brush the kid off and acted as if talking to the teen was "no big deal." But it was a big deal to the young man.


    Ndomukong Suh is a credit to his family and the University of Nebraska.
  7. <i>hooliganfrancis</i>
    61. Posted by hooliganfrancis Tue Nov 24 9:48pm EST

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    A TRUE STORY

    You know the old line "he's just a great guy" when in reality he's thug. But in Suh's case it's true--he really is a great guy. A friend of mine mentors a teen. In one of their weekly outings he and the teen attended a college world series game. Suh happened to be at the game. When he saw Suh, he told him the situation and asked if he would say hi.

    Suh did better than that. He talked to the kid 15-20 minutes. He didn't brush the kid off and acted as if talking to the teen was "no big deal." But it was a big deal to the young man.


    Ndomukong Suh is a credit to his family and the University of Nebraska.
  8. <i>hooliganfrancis</i>
    60. Posted by hooliganfrancis Tue Nov 24 9:43pm EST

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    A TRUE STORY

    You know the old line "he's just a great guy" when in reality he's thug. But in Suh's case it's true--he really is a great guy. A friend of mine mentors a teen. In one of their weekly outings he and the teen attended a college world series game. Suh happened to be at the game. When he saw Suh, he told him the situation and asked if he would say hi.

    Suh did better than that. He talked to the kid 15-20 minutes. He didn't brush the kid off and acted as if talking to the teen was "no big deal." But it was a big deal to the young man.


    Ndomukong Suh is a credit to his family and the University of Nebraska.
  9. St. Michael the ArchAngel
    59. Posted by St. Michael the ArchAngel Tue Nov 24 9:13pm EST

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    Dawgmeat pile of Sh!t..... your national news for wearing a W for Wussie..
  10. TideMachine1
    58. Posted by TideMachine1 Tue Nov 24 9:05pm EST

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    Yawn.
  11. richard s
    57. Posted by richard s Tue Nov 24 7:54pm EST

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    michael h. #57--- That was funny! I'm still laughing-----really! I just thought it was his scheduled time to have incest
    with pigs!!!!
  12. michael h
    56. Posted by michael h Tue Nov 24 7:48pm EST

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    56 - richard s - SLOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW ain't the word. Even rick z gave up. LOL
  13. richard s
    55. Posted by richard s Tue Nov 24 7:44pm EST

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    DWAGMEAT #55-- It's a slow news week in the ole newsroom at Yahoo!
  14. Dawgmeat
    54. Posted by Dawgmeat Tue Nov 24 7:27pm EST

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    this is somehow a national story ??????? my god Yahoo is full of sh*t sometimes.
  15. richard s
    53. Posted by richard s Tue Nov 24 7:11pm EST

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    beat texas!!!
  16. michael h
    52. Posted by michael h Tue Nov 24 7:04pm EST

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    What the heck are "Children of the Corn?" Sounds like a S King movie.
  17. Justinian
    51. Posted by Justinian Tue Nov 24 7:01pm EST

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    geezuz, who &^%$#@! cares
  18. Horse M
    50. Posted by Horse M Tue Nov 24 6:42pm EST

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    Wow, Peter, you are truly an idiot. You also may need to take a look at the LAW before you make all inclusive stupid statements like that.

    1) You are innocent until proven guilty, and therein lies the main fault with your foolhardy statement. The idea that 'you can't prove you aren't drunk' is meaningless, the rule of law falls upon the prosecution to prove you WERE drunk.

    2) Any good lawyer would have a field day in court if the state brought charges up against a person who did not meet the legal standard for being drunk behind the wheel. Something you failed to mention is that a person must fail the standardized sobriety tests at an accident scene, and even then it is not a slam dunk case for the prosecution, this must be used in conjunction with the breathalyzer test and also (when very thorough) blood alcohol tests that can be administered.

    You are about as dumb as the Oklahoma State morons on here. Get rid of the big 12 north to 'strengthen' your entire conference? I suppose that is because Oklahoma State has won so many national titles and conference titles in football. OH YAH, that's right, you haven't won ANY big 12 titles in football, much less any national titles in football in your entire worthless existence as a college.

    Maybe we should trade crappy oklahoma state for a better TCU to increase the big 12's overall strength, at least TCU has a freaking national championship. Idiots.
  19. skeptic5152
    49. Posted by skeptic5152 Tue Nov 24 6:37pm EST

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    Go Big Red!!

    Suh is the DOMINATOR

    Texas...buh-bye
  20. <i>tduer2000</i>
    48. Posted by tduer2000 Tue Nov 24 6:11pm EST

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    Why is it that Suh only makes the news for this story? How about we focus on him being the most dominate player in college football and the first pick in the draft!
  21. Mike D
    47. Posted by Mike D Tue Nov 24 5:57pm EST

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    Good Gawd, it must be a slow news day.
  22. Peter Y
    46. Posted by Peter Y Tue Nov 24 5:50pm EST

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    You don't have to be above the legal limit to be charged with drunk driving. As long as alcohol played a role in impairing the driver. So if you get into a crash, you can never prove that alcohol DIDN'T play a role, so it's drunk driving.
  23. <i>iamme23andsumchange</i>
    45. Posted by iamme23andsumchange Tue Nov 24 4:46pm EST

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    This is not news, this is rabble rousing. Pathetic
    HOOK'EM
  24. michael h
    44. Posted by michael h Tue Nov 24 4:34pm EST

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    What are these campus mini cops trying to prove? At least the kid didn't hit the dogs. He didn't have a pellet gun or dope in his car either. How in the hech he hit three cars is beyond me!
  25. Kevin
    43. Posted by Kevin Tue Nov 24 4:16pm EST

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    Who gives a @#$%!
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