I was surprised that nobody posted about it yet. All I can say is what a way to pi$$ away an easy peasy career!
Tony Romo's DUI
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I think I heard that he shot a +35 that day on a difficult course.
You know what they say: shooting a +35 and getting a DUI later that day go hand-in-hand.
You know what they say: shooting a +35 and getting a DUI later that day go hand-in-hand.
He won't be fired--his easy career will remain intact
He's an idiot for doing what he did but it won't hurt his career.
CBS NFL analyst Tony Romo arrested on suspicion of OWI
CBS NFL analyst and former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has been arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influence.
www.espn.com
One more DUI and he'll equal his number of career playoff wins.
I think he was +35 over a 3 day tournament. I would have called an Uber or my wife.
A first-offense Operating While Intoxicated (OWI)—the term for a DUI in Wisconsin—is generally treated as a civil traffic violation rather than a criminal crime. Standard penalties include fines of $150 to $300 (plus a mandatory $435 OWI surcharge), a 6-to-9-month driver's license revocation, and a mandatory alcohol assessment. Jail time is not required unless specific aggravating factors are present.
Don't know, but I take a shot every time he begins a sentence with "Jim ...". I'm usually plastered by the end of the first quarter.Isn’t he usually drunk in the broadcast booth?
He's lucky. A first time in Pennsylvania with no injuries to another person and no property damage is well over $2K.
Not true. I shoot a +35 or worse every single time I golf and have never once gotten a DUI.