45 minutes may be a little strong, it does depend on traffic. the #1 route for the 15 miles is like 28 minutes. getting from Baltimore to DC in 45 min can be done, but most likely at 2 am.
John Doc Holliday@DOCMUFB
Same here, but I was thinking Idaho, not far from Boise. If you hit it, you also need to buy a kick ass RV, and pretty much stay on the move from the crazy sum-da-bitches. They have a knack for tracking down lottery winners. Not sure why some of these winners are dumb enough to go onto national TV to give their story of being a winner. First thing to do is hire a lawyer and set up a trust, if you live in a state where you have to come forward. Often, you can simply have your trust show up and claim the prize. Secondly, don't tell your family and friends. Lastly, fake your death, so that your wife doesn't know.
Remember that guy from St Albans or close to it, that won the lottery and he owed taxes and they held it for awhile? Then, he was at the Pink Pony and had 500 grand of it stolen? Then all the family member dying and all that?
He is still considered a Marshall student-athlete so the NCAA would maybe still look at the donation of money by MU boosters or alums to him as a violation. The best thing to do would be for MU Compliance to get this cleared through the NCAA and then we can give as much as we are willing to help him.
Dude, don't yell at me. I want to be able to help him as well, but i also don't want us to get put on major probation for doing it either. You follow the proper channels and make the NCAA aware that this is what MU fans want to do, and get it approved before you do it. Then, if the NCAA doesn't approve it, you go after them in the media and destroy their credibility as a large portion of the country would condemn them for it.
