Carl Pelini resigns at FAU, effective immediately

[East Coast Mustang]

This should be interesting....

@coachingsearch 11m
I'm told cops were at the FAU facility this morning. Not a good sign.

[East Coast Mustang]

Apparently something to do with illegal drugs. See here for more: https://twitter.com/dkurtenbach

[LHS81]

Brett McMurphy ‏@McMurphyESPN 22s Source told @ESPN Carl Pelini & DC Pete Rekstis resign at FAU. They attended recent social event where pot was used & agreed to resign

They could coach at Colorado or Colorado St in 2014. . . Where it will be legal to possess

[mrydel]

Bo Pellini may be looking for a job soon.

[PonyKai]

hahaha. For all our issues, it could be a heck of a lot worse. Much, much worse.

[Digetydog]

hahaha. For all our issues, it could be a heck of a lot worse. Much, much worse.

I wonder if any players were at the weed party with him. That would be very bad.

[malonish]

If there was weed and a Pelini there was probably a Panini.

[LHS81]

Bet that food table had around 100 bags of Doritos Nacho Cheese Chips

[malonish]

Doritos Loco tacos are delicious too.

[BigT3x]

...for smoking weed? Seriously?

Who cares?

[malonish]

...for smoking weed? Seriously?

Who cares?

It's still illegal in most places and even then I think your employer could mandate you not test positive for it depending on what you work on.

[LHS81]

Be interesting to see how employers in Colorado address this next year. Fire somebody for something legal. . .Alcohol takes about 8-12 hrs to clear out of an employee's system. . . Weed just a "wee" bit longer than 8-12 hrs

[skyscraper]

There has to be more to this. Just being at a party where someone else was smoking weed is a dumb way to lose your job.

[Stallion]

I've never been into the weed-at all- but the country is quickly coming to the conclusion that the consequences from weed are less significant than the consequences of criminalizing the conduct of a large percentage of the country. Do we really want to spend money on the criminal justice system and more prisons-do we really want convictions harming the records and job prospects of our kids when some of the most successful people in the world probably did it in college? I want to tax the hell out it. I see decriminalization sweeping the country in the next decade

[LHS81]

I've never been into the weed-at all- but the country is quickly coming to the conclusion that the consequences from weed are less significant than the consequences of criminalizing the conduct of a large percentage of the country. Do we really want to spend money on the criminal justice system and more prisons-do we really want convictions harming the records and job prospects of our kids when some of the most successful people in the world probably did it in college? I want to tax the hell out it. I see decriminalization sweeping the country in the next decade

I 2nd that