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Arvell seems to be getting into some serious trouble.
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Gary Barta is familiar with the Facebook.com phenomenon.
And he's seen some of the disturbing images various users of the social Web site choose to post on their personal pages.
But the pictures Iowa's director of athletics had land on his desk this week were particularly troubling. In them, four members of the Hawkeyes' football team are shown flaunting empty alcohol bottles, flashing apparent gang signs and handling large sums of cash.
All of the players are under 21.
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*A blog with pictures of Nelson loaded with $ The Hawkeye Compulsion: Life's a Hustle, All Right
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Backup QB turns himself in
By the Press-Citizen
University of Iowa backup quarterback Arvell Nelson, who was wanted by authorities for failure to appear at an initial court appearance, turned himself into authorities and posted a $545 cash bond, court records show.
Records show Nelson, 18, was charged on July 2 with driving with a suspended license. He was scheduled to have his initial court appearance on Aug. 16, but didn?t show and a warrant was issued that day for failure to appear.
Nelson posted the cash bond on Tuesday. His next court appearance has not been set.
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02-23-2008, 10:46 AM
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Early reports on the Iowa board of Arvell being busted with weed...
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03-06-2008, 07:56 PM
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he's now off the team...what a shame...hard to see the glennville boys fail
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03-06-2008, 09:17 PM
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he's now off the team...what a shame...hard to see the glennville boys fail
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yeah I know....it really is a shame. However, I have to say that sometimes people forget how young these kids are. They are victims of their age. People need to stop thinking of them being role-models just yet. He hasn't "failed" just yet!
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03-06-2008, 09:36 PM
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They are victims of their age.
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I think Arvell may be more of a victim of his environment. Glenville's a pretty rough school. I don't know about his family life but it seems a lot of kids there don't have any guidance other than from TG Sr. and he can't watch over all of them. |
03-06-2008, 09:46 PM
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I think Arvell may be more of a victim of his environment. Glenville's a pretty rough school. I don't know about his family life but it seems a lot of kids there don't have any guidance other than from TG Sr. and he can't watch over all of them.
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I couldn't agree more! I think people need to understand that before they post things like the kid has "failed"! It's a little harsh in my opinion. Also, football is secondary to getting a college degree. |
03-06-2008, 10:30 PM
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I couldn't agree more! I think people need to understand that before they post things like the kid has "failed"! It's a little harsh in my opinion. Also, football is secondary to getting a college degree.
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Jeez...rough crowd...I didn't mean he's a "failure"...just that at this particular endeavor where he had a fair opportunity...he "failed" to take advantage of that opportunity. No question his life is not over, hopefully he realizes that, learns and moves forward positvely...but I do have to disagree that he's somehow a "victim"! I agree age and environment play a factor but ultimately its up the kid to see the light... |
03-06-2008, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by akgoel77
Jeez...rough crowd...I didn't mean he's a "failure"...just that at this particular endeavor where he had a fair opportunity...he "failed" to take advantage of that opportunity. No question his life is not over, hopefully he realizes that, learns and moves forward positvely...but I do have to disagree that he's somehow a "victim"! I agree age and environment play a factor but ultimately its up the kid to see the light...
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I was also going to hop in and say, let's not be too quick to paint this kid as a "victim." He got caught with weed...how is that being a "victim"?
I know environment plays a huge role in how people shape their worldview/lifestyle, but I'm not so quick to all of a sudden say that a kid with a full-ride $100K scholarship (out of state tuition) is a victim when he chose to do what he did.
I'm saddened by it and hope for the very best, I don't want him, or anyone to fail, and I'd love to see him succeed. Hopefully he isn't considering himself a victim and instead goes out and makes a good life choice to take advantage of the next opportunity he gets.
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03-06-2008, 10:54 PM
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