06-13-2018, 03:37 PM
(06-13-2018, 12:25 PM)depthchart Wrote: The Blood Alcohol Chart that I pulled up indicates that a 200 pound man would have the equivalent of 6 Beers in his system to blow a .11.
Drink 4 Beers in an hour to get to .08 or 6 Beers in an hour to get to .11.
Subtract .015 for each hour after drinking. It may have been at least an hour from his last drink to actually being tested.
Another Chart shows over a two fold risk increase of an accident between .08 and .12
He was likely drinking fairly steady over a number of hours to maintain a .11 and was buzzing more than some imply.
I chalk it up to being young & dumb which most all men can admit to being in some form during their early twenties.
Not a good look, especially for a QB. If he does it again, then he is a bonehead.
The Bellevue police officer wrote the following in Woodside's citation:
.11 can feel completely different to different people. To an alcoholic .11 would be before they even started drinking heavy and they wouldn't feel it at all. To a 21 year old girl who hasn't drank before they would be hammered. BAC as a barometer for whether you're intoxicated or not is an archaic method and there's a reason lawyers tell you never to blow one or do the sobriety tests. Don't even get me started on the absurdity of police officers still conducting sobriety tests as some conclusive evidence of inebriation.
