Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports
The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that former LSU basketball player Antonio Blakeney was arrested last week for allegedly arranging a robbery.

The Orlando native played at LSU from 2015–2017 and was with the Chicago Bull G-League team from 2017-2019.
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A professional basketball player with the NBA G League was arrested in Kissimmee early Wednesday for allegedly arranging a robbery, court records show.

Antonio Blakeney, 24, faces two charges each of home invasion robbery with a firearm and aggravated assault alongside a grand theft charge after he was arrested at a Kissimmee home early Wednesday. In his arrest affidavit, a deputy said he invited two men over to his house to play cards and then invited another group over to rob them, records show.
Filed Under: LSU Basketball
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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BowDownToLSU48 months
He played for the bulls a couple times and overseas. He had money I’m sure but I’m guessing it wasn’t baller enough
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LSUtoBOOT48 months
Should lead the league in steals.
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Robber DeNiro48 months
Dang I was pulling for dude, he had a nice shooting game.
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Hurricane Mike48 months
That was nice of him to invite people over for the robbery
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danilo48 months
What an idiot. Thuggin’ it, and lovin’ it
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lsutigersFTW48 months
Wonder which payed more? The money he got when LSU recruited him or his G League salary
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nol1wph48 months
That’s too bad. Thought he had a shot to make it to the league.
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FlyinTiger9348 months
He's only 24? That feels like forever ago.
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CanebreakCajun48 months
And that's that.
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gotiger48 months
This type of stuff is a direct reflection of the environment of which he was raised.
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Boudreaux Jones48 months
So he was raised in held up card games?
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