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U of Cincy football players involved in gunplay?

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I knew it wouldn't take long for Tuberville to get the Bear Cats up to SEC program levels.

 

There were only 4 players in trouble with the law according to the article come on!

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Thomas has been suspended for 4 games. Payne and McClain had warrants for minor drug charges.
My questions are: Bow did the courts not know where they were? If they had failure to appear warrants out for over 6 months?

 

They were charged with possession, yet UC doesn't think these two should be disciplined?

My questions are: Bow did the courts not know where they were? If they had failure to appear warrants out for over 6 months? They were charged with possession' date=' yet UC doesn't think these two should be disciplined?[/quote']

 

That is by far the most interesting part of the story is UC had two active players with warrants. It's actually amazing...

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That is by far the most interesting part of the story is UC had two active players with warrants. It's actually amazing...
Amazing that they had two with active warrants? Or that they had two and no one seemed to know where to find them?
Amazing that they had two with active warrants? Or that they had two and no one seemed to know where to find them?

 

Amazing they were fielding two men wanted by the law.

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Well, UC has been without a PD chief for over 14 months.

Well, UC has been without a PD chief for over 14 months.

 

Sounds like a tough gig.

Three other UC football players — Ey’Shawn McClain, Leviticus Payne and Hosey Williams — were cited for misdemeanors, according to the statement from Tuberville. Payne and McClain — UC cornerback and linebacker respectively — had outstanding warrants for a Feb. 4 drug possession charge. The three will remain on the active football roster and continue playing with the team.

 

 

My question is……………. why is UC suiting up or providing scholarships to students with outstanding warrants for drug possession?

There are outstanding warrants. The cops know where the players are. I guess I don't understand what an outstanding warrant is. I'm confused.

There are outstanding warrants. The cops know where the players are. I guess I don't understand what an outstanding warrant is. I'm confused.

 

The cops don't necessarily know where the players are. Many people have warrants, when you encounter the police and they run you, you get busted. It is amazing and alarming though that UC had people on the team, on the field who had outstanding warrants. Then again, most people will think its just UC and move on, which everyone pretty much has.

 

The cops don't necessarily know where the players are. Many people have warrants, when you encounter the police and they run you, you get busted. It is amazing and alarming though that UC had people on the team, on the field who had outstanding warrants. Then again, most people will think its just UC and move on, which everyone pretty much has.

 

Maybe the police department should just start googling uc players names with the word "warrants" after their name. Not that hard to find them that way.

Couldn't the players be found and arrested at practice?

What's going on up there?

 

I know a guy who got beat up after the UC game last week.

 

Things need to calm down in Cincinnati.

 

Even after Bob Thuggins left it's still the University of Convicts

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