Re: [gatortalk] Countdown to Kickoff - Day 63!

[Arthur Polhill]

Looks like a dresser.
 A. Leon Polhill, Gator
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I said I didn't know." - Mark Twain 





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Subject: [gatortalk] Countdown to Kickoff - Day 63!


#63 - Cole Gilliam

 
 
Cole is a 6-4, 311 lb redshirt freshman Offensive Lineman from Valrico (Durant 
HS) who dressed for five games last season but did not see any game action and 
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Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Arthur Polhill]

I recall it well. It was a wonderful day which should be remembered by all 
Gator fans with parades and fireworks and feasts!
 A. Leon Polhill, Gator
"I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did.
I said I didn't know." - Mark Twain 





From: Shane Ford 
To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 8:45:46 PM
Subject: Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police 
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

Please refresh my memory. Why did UGAly run Dooley off? I don't remember that 
time period for some reason.

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From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 8:31:00 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police  
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

He's gone.  And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly  
filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The  
tramp who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in  
his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them  
because I was just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already  
waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because  
he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
 wrote:

>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>
>  Original Message 
> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
> From: "Shane Ford" 
> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>
> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
> police report released Friday.
>
> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the  
> school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and  
> charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the  
> report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann,  
> who was charged with disorderly conduct.
> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the  
> University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I  
> was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend,  
> according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later  
> told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week  
> or so.''
> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic  
> director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer,  
> according to the report.
> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
> report.
> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her  
> are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as''  
> but declined to speak further.
> Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls  
> seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news  
> conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
> ``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our  
> student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud  
> over our storied program.''
> Sch

Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Shane Ford]

Well, he does have personal experience with it now! Doesn't that count for some 
thing any more? :-)

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Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 2:41:10 PM GMT+
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police  
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

Ha ha ha. I still say keep him. How much more effective could his PSA warnings 
about drinking and driving be now?  
  
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-Original Message-
From: Woody Bass 
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Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 10:03:08 
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Reply-To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police 
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
>> week or so.''
>> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
>> athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
>> officer, according to the report.
>> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
>> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
>> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
>> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
>> report.
>> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
>> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the cha

RE: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Charlie]

According to this guy
http://jacksonville.com/opinion/blog/400617/gene-frenette/2010-07-03/georgia
-may-look-gators-way-new-athletic-director we may lose our #2 guy Greg
McGarity in the athletic department to Georgia. Turns out he's a uga grad
who applied for the job when Evans was hired.

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Behalf Of Shane Ford
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To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---
Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

Please refresh my memory. Why did UGAly run Dooley off? I don't remember
that time period for some reason.

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 8:31:00 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly  
filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The tramp
who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between his
legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in his side
of the seat. He stated, 'She took them off and I held them because I was
just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already
waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because he
wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,  
wrote:

>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>
>  Original Message 
> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
> From: "Shane Ford" 
> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>
> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans 
> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest on 
> a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there was 
> ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a police 
> report released Friday.
>
> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the 
> school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and 
> charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the 
> report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who 
> was charged with disorderly conduct.
> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the 
> University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer 
> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead 
> of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, 
> Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there 
> anything you can do without arresting me?''
> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's 
> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old 
> married father of two children, what he was doing with the underwear, 
> Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I was just 
> trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, 
> according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told 
> him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic 
> director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, 
> according to the report.
> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she 
> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the 
> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting 
> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the 
> report.
> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to 
> protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her 
> are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as''
> but declined to speak further.
> Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls 
> seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news 
> conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
> ``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our 
> student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions 

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Woody Bass]

contract expired... Prez thought it was time to move on.. etc etc


On Jul 3, 2010, at 8:45 PM, Shane Ford wrote:

Please refresh my memory. Why did UGAly run Dooley off? I don't  
remember that time period for some reason.


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From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 8:31:00 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
Police   report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
BLUESTEIN]


He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly
filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The
tramp who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in
his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them
because I was just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already
waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because
he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM, 
 wrote:


IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
From: "Shane Ford" 
Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
To: "GATORNEWS" 

Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest

By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans
repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest
on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there
was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a
police report released Friday.

Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the
school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and
charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the
report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann,
who was charged with disorderly conduct.
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the
University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer
identified in the report as M. Cabe.
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel
instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the
report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is
there anything you can do without arresting me?''
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's
panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old
married father of two children, what he was doing with the
underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I
was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend,
according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later
told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week
or so.''
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic
director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer,
according to the report.
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she
repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the
trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting
``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the
report.
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying
to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her
are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as''
but declined to speak further.
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls
seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news
conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our
student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud
over our storied program.''
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was
extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures
until there is a full review by the university staff and legal
office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the
allegations in the police report.
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at
a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report.
The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and
droopy eyelids'' and that he fumbled through his cards and dropped
some of the items before he handed 

Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Shane Ford]

Please refresh my memory. Why did UGAly run Dooley off? I don't remember that 
time period for some reason.

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 8:31:00 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police   
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly  
filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The  
tramp who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in  
his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them  
because I was just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already  
waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because  
he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
 wrote:

>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>
>  Original Message 
> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
> From: "Shane Ford" 
> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>
> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
> police report released Friday.
>
> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the  
> school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and  
> charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the  
> report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann,  
> who was charged with disorderly conduct.
> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the  
> University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I  
> was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend,  
> according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later  
> told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week  
> or so.''
> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic  
> director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer,  
> according to the report.
> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
> report.
> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her  
> are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as''  
> but declined to speak further.
> Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls  
> seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news  
> conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
> ``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our  
> student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud  
> over our storied program.''
> School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was  
> extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures  
> until there is a full review by the university staff and legal  
> office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the  
> allegations in the police report.
> A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at  
> a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report.  
> The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes an

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[oliver]

New category...  THFR. 

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Police  report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG 
BLUESTEIN]

Relax, Randy. At least he didn't have a talking frog.
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Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 14:58:10 
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Police  report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG 
BLUESTEIN]

I don't know, but I'm beginning to sweat and hyperventilate. ;-)

Randy

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Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

Are we treading into TOO HOT for Gatortalk? :-)

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 10:03:08 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, 'She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had b

Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[lpolhill]

Relax, Randy. At least he didn't have a talking frog.
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Police  report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG 
BLUESTEIN]

I don't know, but I'm beginning to sweat and hyperventilate. ;-)

Randy

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To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---
Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

Are we treading into TOO HOT for Gatortalk? :-)

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 10:03:08 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, 'She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
>> week or so.''
>> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
>> athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
>> officer, according to the report.
>> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
>> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
>> trooper was conducting the field sobr

Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[lpolhill]

I'm moving to "Too hot..." to cool off.
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From: "Shane Ford" 
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Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2010 16:56:49 
To: 
Reply-To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- 
Police  report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG 
BLUESTEIN]

Are we treading into TOO HOT for Gatortalk? :-)

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 10:03:08 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police  
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
>> week or so.''
>> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
>> athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
>> officer, according to the report.
>> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
>> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
>> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
>> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
>> report.
>> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
>> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against  
>> her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it  
>> as'' but declined to speak further.
>> Evans and 

RE: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Randy Lyons]

I don't know, but I'm beginning to sweat and hyperventilate. ;-)

Randy

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Are we treading into TOO HOT for Gatortalk? :-)

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 10:03:08 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, 'She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
>> week or so.''
>> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
>> athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
>> officer, according to the report.
>> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
>> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
>> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
>> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
>> report.
>> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
>> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against  
>> her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it  
>> as'' but declined to spea

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Cole is a 6-4, 311 lb redshirt freshman Offensive Lineman from Valrico (Durant 
HS) who dressed for five games last season but did not see any game action and 
practiced with the scout squad.  

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Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Woody Bass]

Probably.  :-)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 12:56 PM, Shane Ford wrote:


Are we treading into TOO HOT for Gatortalk? :-)

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--Original Message--
From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 10:03:08 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
Police  report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
BLUESTEIN]


uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:


Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

From: Woody Bass 
Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
To: 
ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---
Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG
BLUESTEIN]

He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife
suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the
tramp?  The tramp who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing
in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held
them because I was just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am
already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna
get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with
Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM, 
 wrote:


IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
From: "Shane Ford" 
Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
To: "GATORNEWS" 

Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest

By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans
repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest
on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there
was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a
police report released Friday.

Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was
the school's athletic director before he was arrested late
Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,
according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old
Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of
the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer
identified in the report as M. Cabe.
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel
instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the
report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is
there anything you can do without arresting me?''
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's
panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old
married father of two children, what he was doing with the
underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because
I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a
friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann
later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a
week or so.''
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the
athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the
officer, according to the report.
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she
repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the
trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting
``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the
report.
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying
to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against
her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it
as'' but declined to speak further.
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return
calls seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during
a news conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed
miserably.''
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach
our student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black
cloud over our storied program.''
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was
extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary
measures until there is a full review by the university staff and
legal office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the

Re: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Shane Ford]

Are we treading into TOO HOT for Gatortalk? :-)

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From: Woody Bass 
To: 
Date: Saturday, July 3, 2010 10:03:08 AM GMT-0400
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police  
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
>> week or so.''
>> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
>> athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
>> officer, according to the report.
>> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
>> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
>> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
>> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
>> report.
>> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
>> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against  
>> her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it  
>> as'' but declined to speak further.
>> Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return  
>> calls seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during  
>> a news conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed  
>> miserably.''
>> ``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach  
>> our student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black  
>> cloud over our storied program.''

RE: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Robert R. Williams, PLS]

LIKE BUTTON.

 

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Behalf Of oli...@bobparks.com
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I say keep him. And, bring back Ray Goff too!!!

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Subject: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police
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 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 

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Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
From: "Shane Ford" 
Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
To: "GATORNEWS" 


Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest


By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer 

Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 

 

 

 

ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans
repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a
drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything
you can do without arresting me,'' according to a police report released
Friday. 

 

Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the
school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged
with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also
arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with
disorderly conduct.

``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the
University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in
the report as M. Cabe.

The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of
jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later
said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do
without arresting me?''

In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties
between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father
of two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She
took them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,''
according to the report.

Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend,
according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him
that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''

``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic
director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer,
according to the report.

She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly
ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was
conducting the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the
back seat of the patrol car, according to the report.

``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to
protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.

Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a
``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to
speak further.

Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking
comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in
Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''

``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student
athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied
program.''

School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely
disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a
full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman
declined to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.

A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a
restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer
noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and
that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he
handed over his license.

``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent
reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We
go through life and we all drink and jump in a car.''

Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic
department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced to step aside
after a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the school for 40 years,
including 25 years as athletic director.

Evans became the Southeastern Conference's first black at

RE: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[keith]

I think the officer is jumpig to conclusions
 
How does the officer know the panties belong to her?
 
Since the panties are red and we are talking about the Georgia AD - I assumed the panties were his. 
 

 Original Message Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREGBLUESTEIN]From: Woody Bass Date: Sat, July 03, 2010 8:31 amTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.comHe's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The tramp who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?  

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)



On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   wrote:


 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
 

 Original Message Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]From: "Shane Ford" Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pmTo: "GATORNEWS" 

Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrestBy GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday.



Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in the report as M. Cabe.
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without arresting me?''
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the report.
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the report.
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to speak further.
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied program.''
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and that he fumbled through his cards and dropped s

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[oliver]

Ha ha ha. I still say keep him. How much more effective could his PSA warnings 
about drinking and driving be now?  
  
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

-Original Message-
From: Woody Bass 
Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 10:03:08 
To: 
Reply-To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police 
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:

> Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> From: Woody Bass 
> Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
> To: 
> ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
> Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
> BLUESTEIN]
>
> He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
> suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
> tramp?  The tramp who...
>
> "The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
> his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
> in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held  
> them because I was just trying to get her home.' "
>
> SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?
>
> Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
> already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
> get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
> Evans..
>
> College football...  always something to talk about.  :)
>
>
> On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
>  wrote:
>
>>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>>
>>  Original Message 
>> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
>> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>> From: "Shane Ford" 
>> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>>
>> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
>> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
>> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
>> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
>> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
>> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
>> police report released Friday.
>>
>> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
>> the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
>> Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
>> according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
>> Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
>> the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
>> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
>> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
>> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
>> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
>> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
>> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
>> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
>> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
>> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
>> I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
>> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
>> friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
>> later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
>> week or so.''
>> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
>> athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
>> officer, according to the report.
>> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
>> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
>> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
>> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
>> report.
>> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
>> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against  
>> her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it  
>> as'' but declined to speak further.
>> Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return  
>> calls seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during  
>> a news conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed  
>> miserably.''
>> ``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach 

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Woody Bass]

uhh.. actually she wasnt  LOL


On Jul 3, 2010, at 9:55 AM, oli...@bobparks.com wrote:


Well, at least she was wearing red panties.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

From: Woody Bass 
Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 -0400
To: 
ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 ---  
Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG  
BLUESTEIN]


He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife  
suddenly filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the  
tramp?  The tramp who...


"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing  
in his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held  
them because I was just trying to get her home.' "


SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am  
already waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna  
get because he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with  
Evans..


College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
 wrote:



 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
From: "Shane Ford" 
Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
To: "GATORNEWS" 

Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest

By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
police report released Friday.


Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was  
the school's athletic director before he was arrested late  
Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane,  
according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old  
Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of  
the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
identified in the report as M. Cabe.
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
there anything you can do without arresting me?''
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because  
I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a  
friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann  
later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a  
week or so.''
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the  
athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the  
officer, according to the report.
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
report.
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against  
her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it  
as'' but declined to speak further.
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return  
calls seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during  
a news conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed  
miserably.''
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach  
our student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black  
cloud over our storied program.''
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was  
extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary  
measures until there is a full review by the university staff and  
legal office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the  
allegations in the police report.
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at  
a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report.  
The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and  
droopy eyelids'' and that he fumbled through his cards and dropped  
some of the ite

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[oliver]

Well, at least she was wearing red panties. 

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

-Original Message-
From: Woody Bass 
Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2010 08:31:00 
To: 
Reply-To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police  
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly  
filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The  
tramp who...

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in  
his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them  
because I was just trying to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already  
waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because  
he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
 wrote:

>  IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>
>  Original Message 
> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
> UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
> From: "Shane Ford" 
> Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
> To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
> Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
>
> By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
> Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
> ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
> repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
> on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
> was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
> police report released Friday.
>
> Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the  
> school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and  
> charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the  
> report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann,  
> who was charged with disorderly conduct.
> ``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the  
> University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
> identified in the report as M. Cabe.
> The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
> instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
> report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
> there anything you can do without arresting me?''
> In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
> panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
> married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
> underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I  
> was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
> Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend,  
> according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later  
> told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week  
> or so.''
> ``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic  
> director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer,  
> according to the report.
> She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
> repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
> trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
> ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
> report.
> ``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
> to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
> Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her  
> are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as''  
> but declined to speak further.
> Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls  
> seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news  
> conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
> ``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our  
> student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud  
> over our storied program.''
> School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was  
> extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures  
> until there is a full review by the university staff and legal  
> office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the  
> allegations in the police report.
> A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at  
> a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report.  
> The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and  
> droopy eyelids'' and

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Arthur Polhill]

It's like one, big family.
 A. Leon Polhill, Gator
"I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did.
I said I didn't know." - Mark Twain 





From: Woody Bass 
To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 8:31:00 AM
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police 
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly filing 
for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The tramp who... 

"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between his legs, 
asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in his side of the 
seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them because I was just trying 
to get her home.' "

SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?  

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already waiting 
to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because he wouldnt renew 
Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..

College football...  always something to talk about.  :)




On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   wrote:

 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
>
> Original Message 
>>Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
>>UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>>From: "Shane Ford" 
>>Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>>To: "GATORNEWS" 
>>
>>
>>Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrestBy GREG BLUESTEIN 
>>Associated Press Writer 
>>Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>>Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.ATLANTA (AP) - University of 
>>Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly referred to his position at 
>>the school before his arrest on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol 
>>officer if there was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according 
>>to a police report released Friday. 
>>
>>Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
>>athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
>>and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with 
>>him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly 
>>conduct.
>>``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the 
>>University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in 
>>the report as M. Cabe.
>>The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
>>or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: 
>>``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without 
>>arresting me?''
>>In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
>>between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
>>two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took 
>>them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' 
>>according to the report.
>>Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, 
>>according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him 
>>that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
>>``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
>>of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
>>report.
>>She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
>>ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
>>the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of 
>>the patrol car, according to the report.
>>``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
>>me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>>Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
>>``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
>>speak further.
>>Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
>>comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
>>Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
>>``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
>>athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
>>program.''
>>School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
>>disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
>>full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman 
>>declined to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.
>>A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
>>restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
>>noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
>>that he fumbled through his cards a

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Arthur Polhill]

How's the Gators for Evans club incorporation coming along?
 A. Leon Polhill, Gator
"I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did.
I said I didn't know." - Mark Twain 





From: "oli...@bobparks.com" oli...@bobparks.com
To: Gator Talk 
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 8:10:47 AM
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police 
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

I say keep him. And, bring back Ray Goff too!!! 
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry


From:  
Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com 
Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2010 03:47:46 -0700
To: gatortalk googlegroups
ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com 
Subject: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
>Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
>UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>From: "Shane Ford" 
>Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
>
>Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrestBy GREG BLUESTEIN Associated 
>Press Writer 
>Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>
>
>ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly 
>referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving 
>charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without 
>arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 
>
>Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
>athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
>and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with 
>him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the 
>University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in 
>the report as M. Cabe.
>The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
>or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: 
>``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without 
>arresting me?''
>In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
>between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
>two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took 
>them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' 
>according to the report.
>Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according 
>to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two 
>had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
>``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
>of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
>report.
>She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
>ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
>the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the 
>patrol car, according to the report.
>``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
>me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
>``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
>speak further.
>Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
>comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
>Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
>``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
>athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
>program.''
>School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
>disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
>full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined 
>to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.
>A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
>restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
>noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
>that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he 
>handed over his license.
>``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent 
>reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We 
>go through life and we all drink and jump in a car.''
>Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic 
>department in 

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Arthur Polhill]

Although it will be announced as that, I don't think he will be given many 
options.
 A. Leon Polhill, Gator
"I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did.
I said I didn't know." - Mark Twain 

 




From: "ken...@earthlink.net" 
To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 7:48:33 AM
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police 
report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

I think he should resign.


Go Gators

Ken B. (NYC Gator)

Sent from my BlackBerry® smartphone with SprintSpeed


From:  
Sender: gatortalk@googlegroups.com 
Date: Sat, 03 Jul 2010 03:47:46 -0700
To: gatortalk googlegroups
ReplyTo: gatortalk@googlegroups.com 
Subject: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
>Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
>UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>From: "Shane Ford" 
>Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
>
>Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrestBy GREG BLUESTEIN Associated 
>Press Writer 
>Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>
>
>ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly 
>referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving 
>charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without 
>arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 
>
>Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
>athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
>and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with 
>him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the 
>University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in 
>the report as M. Cabe.
>The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
>or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: 
>``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without 
>arresting me?''
>In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
>between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
>two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took 
>them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' 
>according to the report.
>Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according 
>to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two 
>had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
>``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
>of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
>report.
>She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
>ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
>the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the 
>patrol car, according to the report.
>``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
>me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
>``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
>speak further.
>Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
>comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
>Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
>``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
>athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
>program.''
>School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
>disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
>full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined 
>to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.
>A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
>restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
>noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
>that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he 
>handed over his license.
>``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent 
>reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We 
>go through life and we all drink and jump in a car.''
>Evans - a former Georgia football pla

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Arthur Polhill]

Didn't you get your call from Dr. Adams?  They're looking.
 A. Leon Polhill, Gator
"I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did.
I said I didn't know." - Mark Twain 





From: "ke...@baldwinnc.com" 
To: gatortalk googlegroups 
Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 6:47:46 AM
Subject: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
>Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: 
>UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
>From: "Shane Ford" 
>Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
>To: "GATORNEWS" 
>
>
>Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrestBy GREG BLUESTEIN Associated 
>Press Writer 
>Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
>
>
>ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly 
>referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving 
>charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without 
>arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 
>
>Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
>athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
>and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with 
>him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
>``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the 
>University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in 
>the report as M. Cabe.
>The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
>or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: 
>``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without 
>arresting me?''
>In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
>between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
>two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took 
>them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' 
>according to the report.
>Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according 
>to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two 
>had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
>``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
>of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
>report.
>She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
>ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
>the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the 
>patrol car, according to the report.
>``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
>me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
>Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
>``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
>speak further.
>Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
>comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
>Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
>``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
>athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
>program.''
>School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
>disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
>full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined 
>to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.
>A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
>restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
>noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
>that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he 
>handed over his license.
>``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent 
>reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We 
>go through life and we all drink and jump in a car.''
>Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic 
>department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced to step aside after 
>a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the school for 40 years, including 
>25 years as athletic director.
>Evans became the Southeastern Conference's first black athletic director and 
>immediately shook up the department. He bolstered the department's bottom line 
>but also reduced the number of associate and assistant athletics directors and 
>f

Re: [gatortalk] RE: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]

[Woody Bass]

He's gone.   And dont be surprised if you hear about his wife suddenly  
filing for divorce either. did you see the pic of the tramp?  The  
tramp who...


"The trooper, who noted that Evans had a pair of red panties between  
his legs, asked the athletic director "what her panties were doing in  
his side of the seat. He stated, ‘She took them off and I held them  
because I was just trying to get her home.' "


SERIOUSLY!?!?!  How stupid can you be?

Evans is gone.  He may not even make it to Mid-July.  But I am already  
waiting to hear about all the hell the UGAly pres is gonna get because  
he wouldnt renew Dooleys contract and replaced him with Evans..


College football...  always something to talk about.  :)


On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:47 AM,   
 wrote:



 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?

 Original Message 
Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report:
UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]
From: "Shane Ford" 
Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pm
To: "GATORNEWS" 

Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest

By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m.
ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans  
repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest  
on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there  
was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a  
police report released Friday.


Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the  
school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and  
charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the  
report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann,  
who was charged with disorderly conduct.
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the  
University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer  
identified in the report as M. Cabe.
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel  
instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the  
report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is  
there anything you can do without arresting me?''
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's  
panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old  
married father of two children, what he was doing with the  
underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I  
was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend,  
according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later  
told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week  
or so.''
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic  
director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer,  
according to the report.
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she  
repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the  
trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting  
``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the  
report.
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying  
to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her  
are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as''  
but declined to speak further.
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls  
seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news  
conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our  
student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud  
over our storied program.''
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was  
extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures  
until there is a full review by the university staff and legal  
office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the  
allegations in the police report.
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at  
a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report.  
The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and  
droopy eyelids'' and that he fumbled through his cards and dropped  
some of the items before he handed over his license.
``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no  
apparent reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans  
later told him: ``We go through life and we all drink and jump in a  
car.''
Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the  
athletic department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced  
to step aside after a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the  
scho

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[oliver]

I say keep him. And, bring back Ray Goff too!!!
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Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer 
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
  
  
 ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly 
referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving 
charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without 
arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 

 
 
 
Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with him 
was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct. 
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the University 
of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in the report as 
M. Cabe. 
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: ``I 
am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without arresting 
me?'' 
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took them 
off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' according to 
the report. 
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according 
to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two 
had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.'' 
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
report. 
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the 
patrol car, according to the report. 
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
me,'' the officer said Evans told him. 
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
speak further. 
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.'' 
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
program.'' 
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined 
to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report. 
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he 
handed over his license. 
``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent 
reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We go 
through life and we all drink and jump in a car.'' 
Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic 
department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced to step aside after 
a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the school for 40 years, including 
25 years as athletic director. 
Evans became the Southeastern Conference's first black athletic director and 
immediately shook up the department. He bolstered the department's bottom line 
but also reduced the number of associate and assistant athletics directors and 
fired three of

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[kenb23]

Actually, if he were one of Mark Richt's players, he'd probably just have to 
run stadium steps.

Go Gators

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Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer 
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
  
  
 ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly 
referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving 
charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without 
arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 

 
 
 
Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with him 
was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct. 
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the University 
of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in the report as 
M. Cabe. 
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: ``I 
am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without arresting 
me?'' 
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took them 
off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' according to 
the report. 
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according 
to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two 
had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.'' 
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
report. 
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the 
patrol car, according to the report. 
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
me,'' the officer said Evans told him. 
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
speak further. 
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.'' 
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
program.'' 
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined 
to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report. 
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he 
handed over his license. 
``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent 
reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We go 
through life and we all drink and jump in a car.'' 
Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic 
department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced to step aside after 
a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the school for 40 years, including 
25 years as athletic director. 
Evans became the Southeastern Conference's first black athletic director and 
immediately shook up the department. He bolstered the department's bottom lin

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[kenb23]

I think he should resign.


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Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrest
By GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer 
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
  
  
 ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly 
referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving 
charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without 
arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 

 
 
 
Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's 
athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI 
and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with him 
was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct. 
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the University 
of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in the report as 
M. Cabe. 
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail 
or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: ``I 
am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without arresting 
me?'' 
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties 
between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of 
two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took them 
off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' according to 
the report. 
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according 
to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two 
had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.'' 
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director 
of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the 
report. 
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly 
ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting 
the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the 
patrol car, according to the report. 
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect 
me,'' the officer said Evans told him. 
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a 
``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to 
speak further. 
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking 
comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in 
Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.'' 
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student 
athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied 
program.'' 
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely 
disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a 
full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined 
to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report. 
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a 
restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer 
noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and 
that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he 
handed over his license. 
``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent 
reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We go 
through life and we all drink and jump in a car.'' 
Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic 
department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced to step aside after 
a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the school for 40 years, including 
25 years as athletic director. 
Evans became the Southeastern Conference's first black athletic director and 
immediately shook up the department. He bolstered the department's bottom line 
but also reduced the number of associate and assistant athletics di

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[keith]

 IS there anyone that thinks Evans should NOT be fired?
 

 Original Message Subject: [gatornews] [SUN / A.P.]: 7/2 15:43 --- Police report: UGA AD urged officer not to arrest [A.P. / GREG BLUESTEIN]From: "Shane Ford" Date: Fri, July 02, 2010 10:42 pmTo: "GATORNEWS" 



Police report:  UGA AD urged officer not to arrestBy GREG BLUESTEIN Associated Press Writer 
Published: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, July 2, 2010 at 3:43 p.m. 
 
 
 ATLANTA (AP) - University of Georgia athletic director Damon Evans repeatedly referred to his position at the school before his arrest on a drunken driving charge and asked the patrol officer if there was ``anything you can do without arresting me,'' according to a police report released Friday. 





Evans told the Georgia State Patrol officer several times he was the school's athletic director before he was arrested late Wednesday and charged with DUI and failure to maintain a lane, according to the report. Also arrested with him was 28-year-old Courtney Fuhrmann, who was charged with disorderly conduct.
``I am not trying to bribe you but I am the athletic director of the University of Georgia,'' Evans said, according to the officer identified in the report as M. Cabe.
The officer also said that Evans asked to be taken to a motel instead of jail or to be let off with a warning. According to the report, Evans later said: ``I am not trying to bribe you, but is there anything you can do without arresting me?''
In the report, the officer noted he found a ``red pair of lady's panties between (Evans') legs.'' When he asked Evans, a 40-year-old married father of two children, what he was doing with the underwear, Evans said: ``She took them off and I held them because I was just trying to get her home,'' according to the report.
Evans told the officer that Fuhrmann was nothing more than a friend, according to the report. But the officer said that Fuhrmann later told him that the two had been seeing each other for ``only a week or so.''
``Just to let you know, it will be erased because he is the athletic director of UGA and he has that power,'' Fuhrmann told the officer, according to the report.
She was charged with disorderly conduct after police said she repeatedly ignored warnings to stay inside the 2009 BMW while the trooper was conducting the field sobriety test and later acting ``combative'' in the back seat of the patrol car, according to the report.
``I apologize and don't want to use my influence but she is trying to protect me,'' the officer said Evans told him.
Fuhrmann told the Associated Press on Friday the charges against her are a ``misunderstanding from what the media is portraying it as'' but declined to speak further.
Evans and his attorney Steve Weiner did not immediately return calls seeking comment, but Evans apologized for the incident during a news conference in Athens on Thursday and said he ``failed miserably.''
``My behavior and my actions are not indicative of what we teach our student athletes,'' he said. ``My actions have put a black cloud over our storied program.''
School president Michael Adams said in a statement Thursday he was extremely disappointed, but will not decide on disciplinary measures until there is a full review by the university staff and legal office. A UGA spokesman declined to comment Friday on the allegations in the police report.
A bleary-eyed Evans told the officer he drank two vodka martinis at a restaurant and another at a nearby bar, according to the report. The officer noted that Evans had ``red, bloodshot, watery eyes and droopy eyelids'' and that he fumbled through his cards and dropped some of the items before he handed over his license.
``I feel pretty good,'' he told the officer, before laughing for no apparent reason, according to the report. The trooper said Evans later told him: ``We go through life and we all drink and jump in a car.''
Evans - a former Georgia football player - became head of the athletic department in 2004, replacing Vince Dooley, who was forced to step aside after a nasty spat with Adams. Dooley had been at the school for 40 years, including 25 years as athletic director.
Evans became the Southeastern Conference's first black athletic director and immediately shook up the department. He bolstered the department's bottom line but also reduced the number of associate and assistant athletics directors and fired three of Dooley's longtime lieutenants.
He was the public face of the school's athletic department, and starred in a taped message played at every home football game that urges fans not to drive under the influence. ``If you drink and drive, you lose,'' he says.
Evans, who is set to appear in Atlanta Municipal Court on July 12, was arrested minutes before a new five-year contract extension that raised his annual pay to $550,000 was to take effect. By the time he was escorted to the Atlanta jail, the o