Didn't Jackie Aprile, Jr. attend Rutgers (but did he play football)?
This article does a decent analysis of Washington State's lofty status. Worth reading.Is WSU actively recruiting criminals to get their numbers that high???
Here's the Top 25
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Here's how the Big Ten teams are ranked from the above list:
1) Iowa - 18 player arrests
2) MIchigan - 14
2) Purdue - 14
4) Nebraska - 12
4) Ohio State - 12
6) Penn State - 11
7) Illinois - 9
8) Indiana - 7
8) Michigan State - 7
10) Maryland - 6
It could also be a reflection of the poor quality of public education in the south.
It could also be a reflection of the poor quality of public education in the south.
We may be on our way to making the Top 25.
What school systems and where did the 5 RU PLAYERS arrested today come from?
Yeah because public education is of good quality outside the south. Idiot.
It is a totally ridiculous article as all but 6 about of those players listed were from the last staff.Yep, WSU leads the nation. in case your interested here is a good summary, Pullman is a very small town ~ 25,000 pop and that total includes ~ 20,000 student enrollment.
http://www.seattletimes.com/sports/...y-the-worst-behaved-team-in-college-football/.
If not here is a summary 20 of 31 have happened during Leach's tenure, 8 are/were his recruits. Of the 8 2 were booted
Thank heavens 0 this past year
Regardless of the severity, these arrests have been embarrassing to everyone associated with the University.
Actually, we'll probably be in the Top 10. Only need 6 to crack it... we've got 7 in the last year, I think.
Depending on where you sit, it's looking really good or really bad for Rutgers's 2015 #FulmerCup push:
Here's the Top 25
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Here's how the Big Ten teams are ranked from the above list:
1) Iowa - 18 player arrests
2) MIchigan - 14
2) Purdue - 14
4) Nebraska - 12
4) Ohio State - 12
6) Penn State - 11
7) Illinois - 9
8) Indiana - 7
8) Michigan State - 7
10) Maryland - 6