Chicago Bulls forward Joakim Noah scored a quadruple-double last weekend.

Possession of marijuana, open container of alcohol, driving without a seat belt and a suspended license.

That’s a helluva weekend!

The first two charges came out on Sunday but now the University of Florida police department claims Noah had two earlier violations in the day.
If his father, Yannick, didn’t understand what the big deal was about an open container of alcohol, he could care less that his son was driving without a seat belt and a suspended license.

Since the Chicago Bulls are still without a coach (Earth to Avery Johnson), Noah’s college coach, Billy Donovan, has decided to speak on behalf of Noah.

“He’s realized he made a mistake,” Donovan told the Gainesville Sun. “I want to see what happens with everything that went on there. In my conversation with him, he feels bad.

He is going to feel really bad when he’s back in Chicago riding the bench next to Chris Duhon next season.

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