Plays for Tuesday

KingCrimson21 · 11-17-09, 09:36 AM

I just read a this morning that Ark has suspended five players. It is with some reservation that I was leaning Louisville and I am wondering if you are aware of suspensions? GL either way.

jgiun1 · 11-17-09, 09:38 AM

kinda leaned towards New Mexico state, St. Johns and Kansas, but couldn't pull the trigger........BOL TODAY & TONIGHT

jgiun1 · 11-17-09, 09:45 AM

NO I didn't hear that..........I'm keeping the play in.......the books never adjusted the line to this news and my research pulled out ARKANSAS........sticking to my guns tonight and all 3.

Thanks for info...that's a nice thing to do.....help people out, thanks Crimson

jgiun1 · 11-17-09, 09:52 AM

I just put that on top of both posts telling people about those suspensions.....thanks again Crimson

jgiun1 · 11-17-09, 10:00 AM

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The University of Arkansas suspended five players Tuesday, including three athletes identified in a rape complaint that did not result in charges, for violating unspecified team rules.
Coach John Pelphrey said guards Courtney Fortson and Stefan Welsh were suspended indefinitely. Guard Marcus Britt was suspended for six games, forward Glenn Bryant two games, and walk-on guard Nick Mason will not dress for games during the fall semester.
The school did not provide specific reasons for the suspensions, which will keep all players out of Friday night's season opener.
An 18-year-old freshman accused three basketball players of raping her Aug. 27 at a fraternity house party. The police report identified the players as Britt, Bryant and Mason. The prosecutor in the case, John Threet, said there was insufficient evidence to file charges, but the case is now before a special prosecutor at the request of the woman and her attorney.
Threet didn't oppose the request, though he has said he stands by his decision not to file charges. The woman's attorney, John Bass, has suggested there was a conflict of interest because Threet is the son-in-law of former Arkansas athletic director Frank Broyles and the brother-in-law of an athletic department spokesman.
Bass said he wouldn't comment on the suspensions.
Pelphrey said in September that although his players were cleared of criminal wrongdoing, he expected them to "adhere to a higher standard and code of conduct," and added suspensions would be forthcoming.
After the players were accused, Fortson posted a crude message on Twitter that appeared to reference the matter.

jgiun1 · 11-17-09, 10:28 AM

adding:
CANISIUS -2.5

FINAL CARD.........GL

KingCrimson21 · 11-17-09, 11:04 AM

You got it Man. Hope you hit `em all.