Rashee Rice suspected in connection with major accident in Dallas

[Paniero]

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crim...ent-in-dallas/

[Balto]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

A “direct” video of him supposedly driving and him exiting the driver’s side door AFTER the crash… is not the same.

The projections and jumping to conclusions being made by certain Reeruns in this thread is hilarious.

And you’re assuming that he wasn’t driving? Or do you think he was but just don’t have a video showing him driving?

[Coogs]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I've probably told this story in the past, but it still bugs me years later.

When I was in high school, we got a big break on car insurance if we took a driver's ed course. Our high school offered such a course.

The problem is that the course was "taught" by our big moronic dimwit football coach whose IQ was an offensive line jersey number. He made the grades subjective so he could give A grades to his football players and the cheerleaders, along with the girls' track team that he coached. No one else ever got an A.

If you were a good student, you could get around this by taking driver's ed as a non-credit course in the summer. But taking it as a non-credit course cost money, whereas if you took it during the school year it was free. So if your family didn't have money, you had to take the course during the school year.

In essence, then, the valedictorian of our school for many years could only be one of those sports team members or a kid whose family had enough money to pay for the summer course. No one else could get the top grade because of the dimwit coach.

And this, my friends, is why I was the salutatorian of my class.

So was the val a jock? Or a rich kid? And I assume a small school, since the criteria resulted in your second place finish?

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Katipan

Street racing is reason #1 I buy the extra insurance.

Street racing can be an automatic exculsion but it is rarely enforced by insurance companies. Almost all policies will exclude organized racing if it is on an actual race track but some policies say something about racing even if "spontaneous". With that said, I can't remember a time we ever didn't pay just because someone was doing an unorganized street race. From my time in insurance from around 2010.

[mr. tegu]

Originally Posted by DRM08

Age 25 is the standard for rental cars. Pretty strange that he was able to rent this vehicle at age 23-24.

The person that rented it to him, likely because of who he was, might have the worst punishment of anyone from this if they end up losing their job.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88

Because a rental car company required Rice to be the driver… that is your evidence?

Rice letting someone else drive would put him in like the 95-percentile of people who don’t adhere to that standard rental car agreement requirement.

Well, what it may do is persuade Rice to NOT try to put it on his fall guy being if he doesn't say he was the driver he may have to pay for a $250,000 car on his own.

[Katipan]

Originally Posted by BWillie

Street racing can be an automatic exculsion but it is rarely enforced by insurance companies. Almost all policies will exclude organized racing if it is on an actual race track but some policies say something about racing even if "spontaneous". With that said, I can't remember a time we ever didn't pay just because someone was doing an unorganized street race. From my time in insurance from around 2010.

I pay way more for insurance than my vehicle. I have no accidents or tickets.

Mayyyybe slid a CPer into a wall once but no cops.

[KingKong]

Any thoughts who the rest of the group was? I really disappointed to see this happen to Rashee but I thought Hollywood was down there practicing with him and Mahomes. I was trying to figure out if guy in back when walking away was him.

[Chieftain]

Every time I come back to this thread and read the thread title and the word "suspected" and I think they suspended the dude, already?
For ****'s sake change the wording of the title to something else.

[Katipan]

Originally Posted by Chieftain

Every time I come back to this thread and read the thread title and the word "suspected" and I think they suspended the dude, already?
For ****'s sake change the wording of the title to something else.

I bet you are shitty at parallel parking too.

[Chieftain]

I use public transportation.

[493rd]

Originally Posted by Balto

And you’re assuming that he wasn’t driving? Or do you think he was but just don’t have a video showing him driving?

Many don’t want to acknowledge that Rashee Rice is apparently more concerned with being a thug than being a member of a professional football team. If the dude was on the Raiders those same people would be crucifying him.

[Katipan]

Originally Posted by 493rd

Many don’t want to acknowledge that Rashee Rice is apparently more concerned with being a thug than being a member of a professional football team. If the dude was on the Raiders those same people would be crucifying him.

Street racers are nerds.
They usually play lots of video games.

[Kman34]

Interesting similarity between this thread and a game day thread....

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by Balto

Ok I’m gonna say it’s a fact and that red durag is Rice and he was driving the Lambo that he rented.

Show me your evidence that I’m wrong.

You’re the one making the accusation, it is up to you to prove you are right not the other way around.


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[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Coogs

So was the val a jock? Or a rich kid? And I assume a small school, since the criteria resulted in your second place finish?

We actually had four co-valedictorians since they didn't have tiebreakers if you never got a B. So with one B, I was the salutatorian but technically ended up ranked fifth out of 337.

It was a small town but we only had one high school in a big rural area, so we drew students from as far as 30 miles away. And in a small town, "rich" was relative, so the delineator was more middle class or higher.

The four valedictorians were three kids whose dads had prestigious professional PhD jobs in the local community, and one kid who was the best football player in the school. They were all fine people, so I have nothing at all against them. The coach was the problem.