Two LSU football players are accused of breaking into a campus apartment, stealing a backpack that held money and credit cards, and using a stolen credit card to buy more than $200 worth of items online.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2834649

 

 

Is it me, or does it seem like a lot of LSU football players are getting arrested lately?

Is it me or does LSU seem to have a lot of suspensions lately.

criminals are not getting any smarter these days apparently. credit cards online then having something shipped to your house. Wow, good thing these guys can make reads and break down film.

Is it me or does LSU seem to have a lot of suspensions lately.

Subtle, but nice all the same.

Doesn't even mention them being suspended. I guess its just expected behavior at LSU.

Is it me or does LSU seem to have a lot of suspensions lately.

Easy.:irked:

I bet one of them gets drafted by the Bengals

I bet one of them gets drafted by the Bengals

 

 

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

I bet one of them gets drafted by the Bengals

Ouch!! :laugh:

....crickets from the LSURock camp.

....crickets from the LSURock camp.

There's a pretty good reason for that.

Where doesn't this happen. That is two players out of nearly or over 100 meaning about 2%. When you consider crime rates from the demographics and areas many of these kids come from, the program, and most others, actually do rather well in developing good citizens.

LSU has 120 players on their current 2007 roster. The title of this thread says "Two MORE...", how many others have been arrested this year?

Where doesn't this happen. That is two players out of nearly or over 100 meaning about 2%. When you consider crime rates from the demographics and areas many of these kids come from, the program, and most others, actually do rather well in developing good citizens.

 

Perhaps you didn't see where it said "two MORE players arrested." These aren't the first arrests, nor will the be the last. How many players have been arrested from LSU over the past 2 years?

Where doesn't this happen. That is two players out of nearly or over 100 meaning about 2%. When you consider crime rates from the demographics and areas many of these kids come from, the program, and most others, actually do rather well in developing good citizens.

It's comical to think how different this post would be if the title were, "Two more UK football players arrested"