scooter1369
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Someone is developing a history of violence. Mr. Stanley may be soon seeing his walking papers. Even Alvarez will have trouble ignoring this one.
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Someone is developing a history of violence. Mr. Stanley may be soon seeing his walking papers. Even Alvarez will have trouble ignoring this one.
OSUBasketballJunkie
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He has had a few run ins with the law in the past few years. 
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Tuesday: New Orleans Bowl -- Arkansas State (6-5) vs. Southern Mississippi (6-5)
News item: Arkansas state linebacker Chris Littleton will play, despite his recent arrest for "resisting an officer and battering of a police officer."
"I have a very strong record of stern and strict discipline," said Indians coach Steve Roberts. "But I am also fair ..."
News item: Arkansas state linebacker Chris Littleton will play, despite his recent arrest for "resisting an officer and battering of a police officer."
"I have a very strong record of stern and strict discipline," said Indians coach Steve Roberts. "But I am also fair ..."
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Marijuana found inside Wroten's car
Posted: Thursday January 5, 2006 4:31PM; Updated: Thursday January 5, 2006 4:31PM
STERLINGTON, La. (AP) -- LSU defensive end Claude Wroten Jr. was arrested on a drug charge after police stopped him for speeding and found marijuana in his car, authorities said Thursday.
Wroten, 22, of Bastrop, was booked late Wednesday for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and was released on $3,000 bond from the Ouachita Correctional Center, police said.
Officers stopped Wroten on U.S. 165 around 11:35 p.m. Wednesday just north of Sterlington High School, Police Chief Barry Bonner said. He was clocked at 77 mph in a 65 mph zone, Bonner said.
When asked if he had anything illegal in the car, Bonner said Wroten admitted having marijuana for personal consumption. Officers found one bag inside the car in plain view and discovered another tucked in his shoe.
Wroten also had $4,000 in cash, which he said was a loan from his financial adviser to prepare for NFL training, the chief said. Police were unable to immediately contact the adviser, who's name was not released.
Wroten, a senior, played on the LSU team that defeated the University of Miami in the Dec. 20 Peach Bowl. Wroten was credited with 45 tackles and five sacks this season. Early NFL draft predictions had Wroten being picked in early rounds.
He could not be reached for comment. His father, Claude Wroten Sr., answered the phone at the family's home in Bastrop on Thursday.
"I believe he was set up because Claude is not a drug dealer," the elder Wroten said in an interview with The Associated Press. "But that's what happens when kids don't listen to their parents."
Wroten's father said he and his wife had been discussing their son's future with an agent, whom he wouldn't name, but Claude Jr. decided to go his own way. "He was talking to some fellow in New York who opened his eyes so wide," he said. "When he started making his own decisions, this is what happened."
The Wrotens said they had not yet spoken with their son, who lives with them. He said he did not know if an attorney had been assigned to the case and was unsure what would happen next.
LSU Sports Information Director Michael Bonnette said Wroten had completed his athletic eligibility.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/football/ncaa/01/05/bc.fbc.lsu.wrotenarrest.ap/index.html
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Posted: Thursday January 5, 2006 4:31PM; Updated: Thursday January 5, 2006 4:31PM
STERLINGTON, La. (AP) -- LSU defensive end Claude Wroten Jr. was arrested on a drug charge after police stopped him for speeding and found marijuana in his car, authorities said Thursday.
Wroten, 22, of Bastrop, was booked late Wednesday for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and was released on $3,000 bond from the Ouachita Correctional Center, police said.
Officers stopped Wroten on U.S. 165 around 11:35 p.m. Wednesday just north of Sterlington High School, Police Chief Barry Bonner said. He was clocked at 77 mph in a 65 mph zone, Bonner said.
When asked if he had anything illegal in the car, Bonner said Wroten admitted having marijuana for personal consumption. Officers found one bag inside the car in plain view and discovered another tucked in his shoe.
Wroten also had $4,000 in cash, which he said was a loan from his financial adviser to prepare for NFL training, the chief said. Police were unable to immediately contact the adviser, who's name was not released.
Wroten, a senior, played on the LSU team that defeated the University of Miami in the Dec. 20 Peach Bowl. Wroten was credited with 45 tackles and five sacks this season. Early NFL draft predictions had Wroten being picked in early rounds.
He could not be reached for comment. His father, Claude Wroten Sr., answered the phone at the family's home in Bastrop on Thursday.
"I believe he was set up because Claude is not a drug dealer," the elder Wroten said in an interview with The Associated Press. "But that's what happens when kids don't listen to their parents."
Wroten's father said he and his wife had been discussing their son's future with an agent, whom he wouldn't name, but Claude Jr. decided to go his own way. "He was talking to some fellow in New York who opened his eyes so wide," he said. "When he started making his own decisions, this is what happened."
The Wrotens said they had not yet spoken with their son, who lives with them. He said he did not know if an attorney had been assigned to the case and was unsure what would happen next.
LSU Sports Information Director Michael Bonnette said Wroten had completed his athletic eligibility.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/football/ncaa/01/05/bc.fbc.lsu.wrotenarrest.ap/index.html
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scooter1369
HTTR Forever.
Wisconsin dismisses troubled Stanley
Posted: Thursday February 2, 2006 1:49PM; Updated: Thursday February 2, 2006 1:49PM
Booker Stanley rushed for 340 yards and three touchdowns last season.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Running back Booker Stanley has been dismissed from the University of Wisconsin's football program, head coach Bret Bielema announced Thursday.
Stanley, who has been suspended from the team since police were called to his apartment on Dec. 21, is expected to face a preliminary hearing later this month for sexual assault, battery and bail jumping charges.
Stanley, 22, is free on bond. A Dane County court commissioner scheduled the preliminary hearing for Feb. 21 before Judge David Flanagan, Stanley's public defender, Dennis Burke, said Monday.
Stanley faces one count of second-degree sexual assault, one count of second-degree recklessly endangering safety, four misdemeanor counts of battery, one count of felony bail-jumping and two counts of misdemeanor bail-jumping.
The criminal complaint said police went to the apartment Stanley shared with his girlfriend after a neighbor complained of hearing a woman inside yelling.
Stanley already faced battery and disorderly conduct charges for his alleged role in a fight during a block party last April.
The felony bail-jumping charge stems from allegations Stanley called the woman more than 10 times between Dec. 26 and Dec. 29 after he had been released from custody, although his bond stated he was to have no contact with the woman. The other bail-jumping charges are linked to the block party fight.
Stanley, a junior, totaled 340 yards and three touchdowns during the 2005 season and rushed for 873 yards and seven touchdowns in his first two seasons.
He missed the Badgers' 24-10 victory over Auburn in the Capital One Bowl last month during his suspension.
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Posted: Thursday February 2, 2006 1:49PM; Updated: Thursday February 2, 2006 1:49PM
Booker Stanley rushed for 340 yards and three touchdowns last season.
Jeff Gross/Getty Images
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Running back Booker Stanley has been dismissed from the University of Wisconsin's football program, head coach Bret Bielema announced Thursday.
Stanley, who has been suspended from the team since police were called to his apartment on Dec. 21, is expected to face a preliminary hearing later this month for sexual assault, battery and bail jumping charges.
Stanley, 22, is free on bond. A Dane County court commissioner scheduled the preliminary hearing for Feb. 21 before Judge David Flanagan, Stanley's public defender, Dennis Burke, said Monday.
Stanley faces one count of second-degree sexual assault, one count of second-degree recklessly endangering safety, four misdemeanor counts of battery, one count of felony bail-jumping and two counts of misdemeanor bail-jumping.
The criminal complaint said police went to the apartment Stanley shared with his girlfriend after a neighbor complained of hearing a woman inside yelling.
Stanley already faced battery and disorderly conduct charges for his alleged role in a fight during a block party last April.
The felony bail-jumping charge stems from allegations Stanley called the woman more than 10 times between Dec. 26 and Dec. 29 after he had been released from custody, although his bond stated he was to have no contact with the woman. The other bail-jumping charges are linked to the block party fight.
Stanley, a junior, totaled 340 yards and three touchdowns during the 2005 season and rushed for 873 yards and seven touchdowns in his first two seasons.
He missed the Badgers' 24-10 victory over Auburn in the Capital One Bowl last month during his suspension.
Copyright 2005 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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But, because no one outside the state of Wisconsin could give a flying fuck about their program this will get minimal attention. Move him down the road to Columbus and ESPN would have to hire more staff to handle the coverage.
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Wow.. Wisconsin is getting hit hard. They are going to have serious depth issues at RB.
http://www.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/uwire/020706aab.html
http://www.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/uwire/020706aab.html
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Duke, North Carolina players arrested
Chapel Hill, NC (Sports Network) - One North Carolina and three Duke football players were arrested and charged with misdemeanors Sunday after allegedly fighting at a Chapel Hill nightclub.
Blue Devils linebacker Michael Brown, safety Andreas Platt and fullback Segun Akande were all charged with failure to disperse, while Tar Heels linebacker Larry Edwards was charged with damage to real property.
The Herald Sun reported on Tuesday that the incidents all stemmed from a fight that took place at the Chi Hi Club.
"We got a call for a fight in progress inside the club," Major Brian Curran of the Chapel Hill Police Department told the newspaper. "The folks involved in the fight were largely football players."
Edwards, a 21-year-old junior, was tied for the team lead in tackles last season with 91. An officer told the Herald Sun that Edwards broke out a glass window of a door at the nightclub.
The 19-year-old Brown, a freshman, was named to the freshman All-American team this past season after leading the team with 92 tackles.
The incident occurred just two days before the second-ranked Duke and No. 23 North Carolina basketball squads renew their historic rivalry at Chapel Hill on Tuesday night.
02/07 10:08:40 ET
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Duke, North Carolina players arrested
Chapel Hill, NC (Sports Network) - One North Carolina and three Duke football players were arrested and charged with misdemeanors Sunday after allegedly fighting at a Chapel Hill nightclub.
Blue Devils linebacker Michael Brown, safety Andreas Platt and fullback Segun Akande were all charged with failure to disperse, while Tar Heels linebacker Larry Edwards was charged with damage to real property.
The Herald Sun reported on Tuesday that the incidents all stemmed from a fight that took place at the Chi Hi Club.
"We got a call for a fight in progress inside the club," Major Brian Curran of the Chapel Hill Police Department told the newspaper. "The folks involved in the fight were largely football players."
Edwards, a 21-year-old junior, was tied for the team lead in tackles last season with 91. An officer told the Herald Sun that Edwards broke out a glass window of a door at the nightclub.
The 19-year-old Brown, a freshman, was named to the freshman All-American team this past season after leading the team with 92 tackles.
The incident occurred just two days before the second-ranked Duke and No. 23 North Carolina basketball squads renew their historic rivalry at Chapel Hill on Tuesday night.
02/07 10:08:40 ET
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