3 Alabama Players To Miss Orange Bowl For Rules Violations

by Larry Leo

December 25, 201813 Comments

3 Alabama Players To Miss Orange Bowl For Rules Violations

According to Yahoo’s Pete Thamel, Alabama starting offensive lineman Deonte Brown and two other unnamed teammates will not travel to Florida with the team to play in the Orange Bowl due to team rules violations...

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SouthernInsanity•85 months

One starter and two fall guys for the other starters. Well played nicky.

tketaco•85 months

I hope Bama came that far just to lose a bowl game.

BobABooey•85 months

Why is this posted under Sports Lite and not Latest SEC News? Maybe Larry is covering for LSU Staph Reporter on Christmas Day. This is like posting a NSFW lingerie thread on the Soccer Board.

BestBanker•85 months

So glad testing happens at the end of the season!

FightinTigersDammit•85 months

Former Ouachita Parish DA Jerry Jones would let it slide.

TDFreak•85 months

“1 game team rules violation. Interpretation: If the NCAA found out, it would be a lot more than just 1 game.

tigerfan84•85 months

No Savion Smith?

The Torch•85 months

Down with Dope up with Hope

tigerpawl•85 months

A starter, no less. This is the coaching style that wins championships. Duties and responsibilities are clearly defined, on and off the field. No grey areas for this team. Coddling is not an option.

SpookeyTiger•85 months

ROFL. I hope this is an attempt at sarcasm.

ByUselves•85 months

The sound of hitting the nail on the head! Apparently you were talking about a different team than the one being reported.

NAsh-vegas Tigah•85 months

Must be pretty bad for Lil’Nicky to suspend someone.

Kreg Jennings•85 months

Well, if he was a starter, yes. A bench warmer, would be kicked off.

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