6 KY Football Players Arrested

[OrangeVolMan]

Kentucky football: Vito Tisdale, five others charged with burglary

 

[Boston Vol]

All over not be allowed into a private party. I know we all have young and dumb moments, but still.

 

[CAVPUT]

While I hate news like this, I'm damned grateful that it isn't UT this time.

 

[stolitonic]

While I hate news like this, I'm damned grateful that it isn't UT this time.

As we have seemingly put Phil out to permanent pasture, let us hope that UT is no longer a factor in the race for the Fulmer Cup.

 

[jlbvols]

Supposedly crashed a party were told to leave came back with three more armed. All were recruits from the 2020 class.

 

[HalfullVol]

 

[norrislakevol]

Got some gangstas up there in Lexington!

 

[SDV]

Stoops Cup

 

[TJVol95]

Remember the “bar Knoxville” incident?

 

[BigOrangeAl 1979]

Mark Richt has lost control

 

[VolFreakJosh]

All that sh*t talking from Stoops about Tennessee cheating and has six of his own players get arrested

Karma.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Remember the “bar Knoxville” incident?

In terms of sheer mind-boggling stupidity, this is more similar to Nu'Keese and crew with the airsoft gun at Pilot.

 

[onevol74]

Read the whole article. It is not just players but staff also.

 

[Volunteer_Kirby]

In terms of sheer mind-boggling stupidity, this is more similar to Nu'Keese and crew with the airsoft gun at Pilot.

I think one of our signees from the early 90s went on a robbery spree in Dallas before he even got to campus. The dude committed on TV while sitting in a jacuzzi with about 10lbs of jewelry on and gold chalice in his hand. That guy is #1 in my book.

 

[Volunteer_Kirby]

So this happened in March and were just now hearing about it? Stoops must run a pretty tight ship.

 

[peaygolf]

I think one of our signees from the early 90s went on a robbery spree in Dallas before he even got to campus. The dude committed on TV while sitting in a jacuzzi with about 10lbs of jewelry on and gold chalice in his hand. That guy is #1 in my book.

Wasn’t that the dude from Dallas Carter that played on the team from Friday Night Lights?

Derric Evans

 

[ftsandersvol]

"But...but I thought it was part of my NIL deal." - Tito

 

[Dudleys87]

And still better than Pruitt

 

[wmcovol]

Hell, Ky might be getting serious about football now.

 

[wmcovol]

Wasn’t that the dude from Dallas Carter that played on the team from Friday Night Lights?

Derric Evans

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yep. Guy pissed away a pro career. Talk about role models. He should go on a speaking circuit.

 

[BowlBrother85]

As we have seemingly put Phil out to permanent pasture, let us hope that UT is no longer a factor in the race for the Fulmer Cup.

That "Fulmer Cup" label was so dumb. It was started by Florida fans... who have never had any business throwing stones at other schools over off the field disciplinary issues and arrests. There has never been a bigger piece of trash to play SEC football than Aaron Hernandez.

 

[05_never_again]

That "Fulmer Cup" label was so dumb. It was started by Florida fans... who have never had any business throwing stones at other schools over off the field disciplinary issues and arrests. There has never been a bigger piece of trash to play SEC football than Aaron Hernandez.

If memory serves that name was coined in the early 2000s before Urban and his motley crew showed up. Phil's teams in that era weren't exactly made up of a bunch of model citizens.

 

[BowlBrother85]

If memory serves that name was coined in the early 2000s before Urban and his motley crew showed up. Phil's teams in that era weren't exactly made up of a bunch of model citizens.

There were many more model citizens, such as Heath Shuler, Joey Kent, Darwin Walker and James "Little Man" Stewart playing football for Tennessee under Phil Fulmer from 1993-2001 than there were players being arrested or making news for the wrong reasons. For Florida fans to pretend that they didn't have just as many arrests and embarrassing episodes, such as the brawl between Anthony Riggins and Darren Hambrick before the '94 Sugar Bowl vs West Virginia, isn't showing much self-awareness. I don't know what fan base would be qualified to throw stones from that glass house in major college football... but it damn sure has never been the Florida Gators.

 

[05_never_again]

There were many more model citizens, such as Heath Shuler, Joey Kent, Darwin Walker and James "Little Man" Stewart playing football for Tennessee under Phil Fulmer from 1993-2001 than there were players being arrested or making news for the wrong reasons. For Florida fans to pretend that they didn't have just as many arrests and embarrassing episodes, such as the brawl between Anthony Riggins and Darren Hambrick before the '94 Sugar Bowl vs West Virginia, isn't showing much self-awareness. I don't know what fan base would be qualified to throw stones from that glass house in major college football... but it damn sure has never been the Florida Gators.

Tennessee had 20 players arrested in a 16-month period between 2004 and 2005, and the name was coined after that. Every team has discipline problems at times but that was a nice little run we had. I do agree if you're naming the trophy today it probably should be named after Urban but it isn't, and the name stuck.

 

[BowlBrother85]

Tennessee had 20 players arrested in a 16-month period between 2004 and 2005, and the name was coined after that. Every team has discipline problems at times but that was a nice little run we had. I do agree if you're naming the trophy today it probably should be named after Urban but it isn't, and the name stuck.

As far back as you want to go, Tennessee's problems have never been dramatically worse than Florida's. Maybe there are programs out there who have earned the right to look down their noses at Tennessee's tolerance of misdeeds from football players. Florida has never been one of those programs..