Alabama’s Tony Brown Expected To Have Suspension Reduced

By Staff ReporterJul 28, 20161:54 pmDiscuss the story12
Marvin Gentry-USA TODAY Sports
The AL.com is reporting that Alabama defensive back Tony Brown is expected to have his NCAA suspension reduced from six games to four.
quote:

The junior's suspension stems from something that happened leading up to the Tide's Cotton Bowl matchup against Michigan State in late December.

A former five-star recruit, Brown was a valuable contributor on special teams as a sophomore last season while also contributing as a reserve on defense. Brown was named one of Alabama's special teams players of the week four times.
12 Comments
user avatar
user avatar
Vernonbrew22121 months
Hate to be a Bama hater because Nick was a consistent Aloysius attendee, but they always seem to get the benefit of all doubts. For once, I want something bad to happen to that program
user avatar
PhilipMarlowe121 months
I'll allow it.
user avatar
FleshEatingSalsa121 months
For once? Are you 10 years old?
Reply
upvote10downvote10
user avatar
CCTider121 months
I'm just glad we finally have a coach who hasn't gotten caught banging his secretary.
user avatar
JakeFromStateFarm121 months
If he was a better football player, Saban would've gotten that suspension lifted already.
user avatar
sonuvapitcher121 months
Sadly, the lesson he has probably learned is - I need to hang with Cam when I'ma break the law.
user avatar
Mulerider121 months
Tony Bust Brown. One of the least impactful 5 stars in a long time at Bama. To bad he didn't do whatever he did with Cam. He would never miss a game.
user avatar
DoubleDown121 months
So none of us know what he did and half of the responses want bama to be on probation or kick the kid off the team or bama is full of crooked cronies.
Amazing.
user avatar
Tiger1988121 months
Thank the former LSU AD and Nicky buddy. Compare this to Roger G and the owner of the Ravens. All cronies!
Popular Stories
logoFollow SECRant for SEC Football News
Follow us on X and Facebook to get the latest updates on SEC Football and Recruiting.

FacebookTwitter