Your advice to George Huguely?

Don't drop the soap...

Put whatever education you managed to acquire in between lacrosse games to use and study law. Particularly criminal, constitutional and civil rights law as well as appellate procedure, with an eye to becoming a writ-writer. Nobody lays a hand on the person they think may be able to get them out...
finding some sort of faith wouldn't be a bad idea either.

Don't go away mad....Just go away...for a long long time....

My favorite tv series to watch when I'm in jail is "Dr Katz, professional therapist". Also, polevaulting would be a good hobby. Nobody messes with a polevaulter in prison. Wait, that's "pole dancer".

HERE ya go, readers: another crass careless, attenion-grabbing headline by the Hook, though more idiotic and CRASS than usual.

ice dog, become a priest next.

George - Rot in hell. The world would be better if you had never been born. You should seriously consider the advantages of ending it all.

Remember that tossed salad isn't a dinner choice

@stavros -- me too and: amen to that brother ....

The loss of one life does not mean another needs to be lost. Remember Yardley, grieve her loss and your loss of freedom appropriately in your own individual way. Explore the puzzle of factors that could have lead to her death: intimate partner domestic violence, effects of alcohol, anger control and/or other factors that entered in. Try to pass on what you learn in many ways so that others may not have to go through what you are going through. Use the time and tools prison offers to learn and to expand your ability to excel in your chosen field and as a human being.

Oops, I meant to say eventually the truth will come out about mixing Adderall and alcoholic beverages which may have contained caffeine as well but we'll never know because an athletic department physician testified that all Adderall using atheletes had normal heart rhythms, and they all came to their checkup drunk.

@ rick rude -- I am amazed that, in this day and age, people like you now consider it as a normal, accepted matter of course that a prison sentence for a young white male inevitably and inexorably includes the cruel and unusual punishment of being sodomized by "large, HIV+ black men" -- to use your own words. If you want some clear data on the world our daughters inhabit, read Breanne Fahs' book Performing Sex: The Making and Unmaking of Women's Erotic Lives (SUNY Press), which is based on very detailed studies and broad ranging interviews that may possibly give you a much clearer and better-informed view of how bad things still are for America's "liberated" women. There is still so much violence against women commonly accepted in our society that it is possible to say that Yeardley Love's tragic murder by a drunk college athlete was just "more of the same old story." A Black girl beaten up by her boyfriend at Norfolk might not attract the same media frenzy. It is possible, though rather unlikely, that this was the first time Huguely ever hit a woman. It is certain, however, that in any given year there will be quite a few American woman -- mothers, daughters, wives, grandmothers, girlfriends, dearly beloved and casual lovers and total strangers in America who are beaten or coerced or cowed into submission by the threat of violence from a man they know very well ... or scarcely at all.

I am sure that for you, Rick, it might work no better than anything else you have tried. Facts are facts -- the facts favor Fahs' analysis. Read the book, especially if you have a daughter or if you love or ever have loved any woman. It might help you understand the world our women live in. Or don't live in any longer.

Thanks, Christian. That reaffirms what I've always known: women love a man who knows his way around a kitchen. I cook for my girlfriend on most evenings. We've got a good thing going. I prepare the meals, she cleans up the kitchen. Simpatico.

As for our earlier exchange...

"A Black girl beaten up by her boyfriend at Norfolk might not attract the same media frenzy."

Maybe not... though a "black girl" gang raped by a Division One lacrosse team certainly did. I wonder what your initial opinion on that matter was. I wonder what it remains.

But just so we're clear, I think what this piece of sh!t did was reprehensible. I don't condone violence against women (or any other innocent people for that matter). But I'm a firm believer in what goes around comes around. Karma will do this punk in, and do him in good. He was a spoiled and entitled bully and a big man on campus who never heard the word "no". Now he's a cute little country club kid headed to state prison. Good luck, Georgie Boy... don't drop the soap!

I know that any undue pain and suffering he may endure behind bars (and he will) can never bring back the life of a beautiful girl cut down in her prime, but you can't tell me that the thought of it doesn't bring just a little bit of peace and pleasure to those loved ones she leaves behind. Were she my own little sister, I really can't tell you I'd be that broken up over little Georgie being turned into some prison gang's nightly glory hole. I've no sympathy for that punk. None whatsoever. Enjoy that rectal prolapse, Georgie!

Good talking to you, Christian. No disrespect to you, sir. I support your right to your opinions. I hope you can support mine.

Rory...this is the stupidest column the hook has ever posted. It's mean, hateful. It's a public lynching. I just don't see the point of doing this? Let's move on!!

How about this for advice? Hey George : it's over. Now you can go to hell.