Imagine if Harris' 118-mph drive down I-5 at four in the morning had had a tragic result (it isn't that much of a stretch). Thank God it didn't, but these guys, all of them, need to make this their wakeup call. Todd Doxey's death was a tragic accident and a grave sorrow for the Oregon community. To have players or other people get seriously injured or killed through behavior like this would be much worse.
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A last word on Harris and Thomas and Oregon's crazy offseason
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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