[Freak]

Lol.

[Dr. Giganto]

I think Leaonard Little is a unique case, in that he can be in BOTH the DUI wing and the Murder wing. He killed somebody while drunk driving a few years ago...then got busted AGAIN for drunk driving!

For the drug wing, I nominate Tim Raines. Not only did he always slide headfirst because he didnt want to break the crack vials he kept in his back pocket, he was nicknamed "Rock"...likely because of his affection for smoking rocks.

For the muder wing, Rae Carruth has gotta be in there. Dude was actually found guilty (as opposed to OJ) and is in prison.

[Necro]

Good suggestions all will be considered.

[Dr. Giganto]

I must spread some reputation around before giving it to Necro again

[Suntan Superman]

Onterrio Smith for actually getting caught with the whizzinator

[Necro]

In February 2006, Belle was arrested on suspicion of stalking a woman who was identified in court as a former licensed escort.[2] He was again arrested in charges related to the same case on May 17, 2006.[3] On July 27, 2006, Belle plead guilty to one count of stalking and he was sentenced on August 24 to 90 days in jail and five years supervised probation.[4] Belle had attached a GPS tracking device onto her car and obtained her phone records. Belle issued an apology to the woman stating, "I have made mistakes in my life, but I have admitted my mistakes and learned from them to be a better person.
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wow albert making a strong push for the hall...

[Randy Orton]

albert belle dont care cuz hes a rich muthafucka

[Necro]

Maurice Clarett is shown in this photo taken Aug. 9, 2006, by Franklin County (Ohio) Corrections Center. Clarett was arrested after a highway chase that ended with police using Mace on the former Ohio State running back, authorities said. Cut by the Denver Broncos during the 2005 preseason, Clarett is planning to play for the Eastern Indoor Football League. (Photo: AP Photo/Franklin Co. Corrections )




Former Yankees outfielder Darryl Strawberry, is shown in this Hillsborough County (Fla.) Sheriff's booking photo, Sept. 11, 2000. He was charged with reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident and was sentenced to two years' house arrest after pleading guilty. In 2003, he finished serving 11 months in prison for violating probation on cocaine possession charges.




Former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon, shown in this police photo released Nov. 9, 2003, was arrested in Santa Rosa County, Fla., on charges of drunken driving after failing a field sobriety test. He had a blood-alcohol level more than three times the legal limit, a Santa Rosa County sheriff's spokesman said. McMahon pleaded no contest in 2004 and was placed on 12 months probation.

[Dakstang]

Randy Moss



Minnesota Vikings receiver Randy Moss was arrested by Minneapolis police in September 2002 and charged with careless driving and failure to obey a traffic officer. The athlete was popped after allegedly driving his car into a traffic agent.

The following part comes from espn.com

He had a scholarship revoked by Notre Dame in 1995 after being charged with beating up a high school classmate in Rand, W.Va. Moss pleaded guilty to battery and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. He was allowed to defer most of the sentence until after his freshman year in college.

He went to Florida State, where he redshirted his freshman season but was kicked off the team for violating probation by smoking marijuana. That got him a one-year jail sentence, which was reduced to about one month of time served.

[Franchise X]

I really dont know who to pick.