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Comment about Florida shirt at Baton Rouge strip club leads to armed vehicle chase
Everett L. Beauchamp IV just wanted to enjoy a nice, wholesome evening out at The Penthouse Club, a Baton Rouge strip joint. Beauchamp was in his trusty Florida Gators shirt. It was 2:15 in the morning. Everything was perfect.
Until a member of a six-man bachelor party made a comment about Beauchamp’s Florida shirt.
It was then that, according to police reports compiled by the Baton Rouge Advocate, walked to the valet entrance, grabbed one of the valet’s stools and attempted to beat the man with it. Bystanders intervened between the man and his legs of justice, so Beauchamp threatened to get his gun.
That threat caused the group to flee to their vehicle so Beauchamp, naturally, followed them. In his 2013 Ford Raptor — and his orange Gators shirt, don’t forget — Beauchamp trailed the men onto College Avenue, then to Interstate 10. The group exited, and Beauchamp still followed, this time attempting to ram his Raptor into their vehicle. When that failed, he opened fire on the vehicle as it exited onto the eastbound Interstate 12 loop.mpted to beat the man with it. Bystanders intervened between the man and his legs of justice, so Beauchamp threatened to get his gun.
Entire story: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...ouge-strip-club-leads-to-armed-vehicle-chase/
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Everett L. Beauchamp IV just wanted to enjoy a nice, wholesome evening out at The Penthouse Club, a Baton Rouge strip joint. Beauchamp was in his trusty Florida Gators shirt. It was 2:15 in the morning. Everything was perfect.
Until a member of a six-man bachelor party made a comment about Beauchamp’s Florida shirt.
It was then that, according to police reports compiled by the Baton Rouge Advocate, walked to the valet entrance, grabbed one of the valet’s stools and attempted to beat the man with it. Bystanders intervened between the man and his legs of justice, so Beauchamp threatened to get his gun.
That threat caused the group to flee to their vehicle so Beauchamp, naturally, followed them. In his 2013 Ford Raptor — and his orange Gators shirt, don’t forget — Beauchamp trailed the men onto College Avenue, then to Interstate 10. The group exited, and Beauchamp still followed, this time attempting to ram his Raptor into their vehicle. When that failed, he opened fire on the vehicle as it exited onto the eastbound Interstate 12 loop.mpted to beat the man with it. Bystanders intervened between the man and his legs of justice, so Beauchamp threatened to get his gun.
Entire story: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...ouge-strip-club-leads-to-armed-vehicle-chase/
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Only thing missing from that story being the greatest country and western song of all time is something about Momma and trains.
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A couple of young Gators emerge in a late push for the Fulmer Cup.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...eland-rick-wells-arrested-20160718-story.html
UF freshmen receivers Tyrie Cleveland, Rick Wells accused of shooting BB gun at dorm
The Florida Gators' quiet offseason is over.
UF first-year freshmen receivers Tyrie Cleveland and Rick Wells were arrested Sunday after being accused of firing BB guns and causing more than $1,000 in property damage at Keys Residential housing on the UF campus.
The two players currently are being held in Alachua County Jail and charged with two felony counts.
Cleveland and Wells, both 18, were charged with criminal mischief for damaging property of more than $1,000 - a third-degree felony - and shooting a missile inside an occupied dwelling - a second-degree felony.
A UF Police Department report said an officer was sent to Keys Residential at 11:30 p.m. Friday and observed three windows had been shattered and had a small, round hole in each. A review of video surveillance revealed two males shooting at someone at around 6:45 p.m.
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http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...eland-rick-wells-arrested-20160718-story.html
UF freshmen receivers Tyrie Cleveland, Rick Wells accused of shooting BB gun at dorm
The Florida Gators' quiet offseason is over.
UF first-year freshmen receivers Tyrie Cleveland and Rick Wells were arrested Sunday after being accused of firing BB guns and causing more than $1,000 in property damage at Keys Residential housing on the UF campus.
The two players currently are being held in Alachua County Jail and charged with two felony counts.
Cleveland and Wells, both 18, were charged with criminal mischief for damaging property of more than $1,000 - a third-degree felony - and shooting a missile inside an occupied dwelling - a second-degree felony.
A UF Police Department report said an officer was sent to Keys Residential at 11:30 p.m. Friday and observed three windows had been shattered and had a small, round hole in each. A review of video surveillance revealed two males shooting at someone at around 6:45 p.m.
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Some good news for this thread...
Cristian Garcia, a Gator LB, stopped a man from sexually assaulting a 19 year old.
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...cia-helps-stop-sexual-assault-gainesville-bar
Cristian Garcia, a Gator LB, stopped a man from sexually assaulting a 19 year old.
http://espn.go.com/college-sports/s...cia-helps-stop-sexual-assault-gainesville-bar
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The only way it could be any better would be if his bruises are clearly fist shaped and nobody cared.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Report: Antonio Callaway, Treon Harris accuser to skip Title IX hearing after Gators booster chosen as judge
Another day, another Title IX disaster in college football.
According to a report from ESPN’s Outside the Lines, a woman accusing Florida wide receiver Antonio Callaway and former Florida quarterback Treon Harris of sexually assaulting her in December will skip her Title IX hearing after a former Gators athlete and current booster was chosen to hear the case.
The woman’s lawyer John Clune informed UF’s general counsel that the woman, her parents and her five witnesses will skip the hearing via a letter and provided a copy to ESPN:
“This has been a difficult decision but as I previously indicated to you, the fact that UF has hired a football booster to adjudicate a sexual assault allegation against one of the team’s own football players is a fundamentally skewed process in which [the complainant] refuses to participate,” Clune wrote, via OTL. “To be clear, [the complainant] remains very willing to participate in a fair and unbiased disciplinary process. Mr. Calloway’s behavior has had a great impact on her life and continuing as a student at UF is of great importance to her and her future.”
The man at the center of the case is Jake Schickel, a Jacksonville attorney and Florida law grad. Schickel is a former trustee of UF’s law school, a former track and field athlete, and a booster that contributes at least $6,800 annually to the Gators’ football and basketball programs.
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The woman reported her assault to UF officials in January, and both Callaway and Harris were barred from campus during the spring semester. Harris has since transferred. Callaway has rejoined the team. “He didn’t look like he really missed a beat,” head coach Jim McElwain said yesterday. Callaway hauled in 35 grabs for 678 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman in 2015.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...ing-after-gators-booster-chosen-to-arbitrate/
Another day, another Title IX disaster in college football.
According to a report from ESPN’s Outside the Lines, a woman accusing Florida wide receiver Antonio Callaway and former Florida quarterback Treon Harris of sexually assaulting her in December will skip her Title IX hearing after a former Gators athlete and current booster was chosen to hear the case.
The woman’s lawyer John Clune informed UF’s general counsel that the woman, her parents and her five witnesses will skip the hearing via a letter and provided a copy to ESPN:
“This has been a difficult decision but as I previously indicated to you, the fact that UF has hired a football booster to adjudicate a sexual assault allegation against one of the team’s own football players is a fundamentally skewed process in which [the complainant] refuses to participate,” Clune wrote, via OTL. “To be clear, [the complainant] remains very willing to participate in a fair and unbiased disciplinary process. Mr. Calloway’s behavior has had a great impact on her life and continuing as a student at UF is of great importance to her and her future.”
The man at the center of the case is Jake Schickel, a Jacksonville attorney and Florida law grad. Schickel is a former trustee of UF’s law school, a former track and field athlete, and a booster that contributes at least $6,800 annually to the Gators’ football and basketball programs.
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The woman reported her assault to UF officials in January, and both Callaway and Harris were barred from campus during the spring semester. Harris has since transferred. Callaway has rejoined the team. “He didn’t look like he really missed a beat,” head coach Jim McElwain said yesterday. Callaway hauled in 35 grabs for 678 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman in 2015.
Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...ing-after-gators-booster-chosen-to-arbitrate/
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He was barred from campus for all that time?! That must have been tough not being able to go to the library.
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