Exactly.
Realize that during the Summer, with no games to analyze, it fun to use incidents like the Hinton suspension as a further reason to attack unpopular targets (the AD; LOWF attitudes; Danny Manning), but we really are dealing with only partial set of facts that led to the suspension. It's not in Hinton's, Clawson's or WF's interest to lay out every event over his time at WF to explain how WF determined that the 3 games suspension was appropriate.
That said, feel reasonably confident that: a) Clawson was involved in the decision-making process; and b) nobody at WF wants the starting QB suspended for any part of the season. Always weird to me when stuff like this comes up how so much of the focus of the blame is pointed away from the transgressor. Hinton has been around the program for going on 4 years; he is supposed to be a leader; he knew or should've known that there are consequences to f-ing up, and he f'd up. Wish he was playing; wish he didn't speed with a suspended license and liquor in the car, but he did. This isn't LOWF. Hinton acted like a knothead, and these are the consequences (which he knew or should've known before this past New Years Eve).