8 Notre Dame football players arrested for underage drinking

[VolDad]

Eight Notre Dame football players, including the son of football great Joe Montana, were among 43 people arrested at a party in South Bend.

8 Notre Dame football players arrested for underage drinking | ajc.com

 

[bleedorange1983]

Sweet, how many cops got punched?

 

[IPorange]

Sweet, how many cops got punched?

It's 2011 Notre Dame. Those guys can't throw a punch, they get punched.

See: Jimmy Clausen.

 

[Freak]

Here's the list:

Among those arrested are eight Notre Dame football players, including Nate Montana, a backup quarterback; Lorenzo Wood, a cornerback and incoming freshman; Chris Watt, a sophomore offensive guard; Robert Toma, an incoming freshman wide receiver; Nicholas Tausch, a sophomore kicker; Tai-ler Jones, an incoming freshman wide receiver from Gainesville, Ga.; Steven Filer, a junior outside linebacker; and Tate Nichols, an incoming freshman.

 

[Incinigator]

Eight Notre Dame football players, including the son of football great Joe Montana, were among 43 people arrested at a party in South Bend.

8 Notre Dame football players arrested for underage drinking | ajc.com

Probably NDPD's fault.

:lolabove: :lolabove: :mf_surrender:

jk.

 

[IPorange]

That Nate Montana. He is exactly what is wrong with college football. What a thug. Probably couldn't pick his daddy out of a line up...

 

[orangeblooded2]

All Irish have the rep of being drinkers.

 

[BearCat204]

Nothing to see here imo

 

[JTrainDavis]

Clay Travis : Little known BCS fact: Notre Dame's eight arrests for underage drinking qualify the Irish for a BCS bowl.

.

 

[AirVol3]

11 actually

11 Notre Dame football players arrested for underage drinking | ajc.com

 

[hohenfelsvol]

I'm sure they were just taking Communion. We catholics like to have a drink in church too.
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[Urinal Mint]

Underraged drinking, do not care

 

[golfballs]

I think it's absurd to arrest kids for underage.

What about just writing them up?

 

[20UH12]

Agree with the two posters above. Just another example of cops with nothing better to do on a Friday night in small town America but arrest 19 and 20 year olds for drinking. Pathetic.

 

[zehr27]

I heard there were more that got away before the cops showed up.

 

[zehr27]

CBK is not known for harsh punishments. I bet this one gets swept under the rug pretty quick.

 

[dickens821]

Do not understand arresting for underage consumption. Citation does the job just fine imo.

 

[golfballs]

There were a total of 42 kids arrested. That is crazy

 

[BearCat204]

CBK is not known for harsh punishments. I bet this one gets swept under the rug pretty quick.

Wind sprints should be the only punishment imo
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[crusse10]

All Catholics have the rep of being drinkers.

 

[crusse10]

I'm sure they were just taking Communion. We catholics like to have a drink in church too.
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...Beat me to it, damn...

 

[#10_Ainge_#10]

That kind of stuff, according to some, only happens in Knoxville.

 

[GoVols2003]

CBK is not known for harsh punishments. I bet this one gets swept under the rug pretty quick.

Kind of hard to sweep something under the rug when its already been broadcast and reported across the country.

CBK has already said any punishment would be handled in house, so I am sure most of it will be early morning runs or similar.

 

[VolsFanRJ]

This crap happens everywhere. For some reason ESPN likes to give interviews to so called victims at UT. Again, if it hadn't been for an off duty cop, in street clothes, out at 2AM in the morning doing what everyone else was doing, this crap in Knoxville would be over by now. Hint KPD: Move on already!

 

[zehr27]

Kind of hard to sweep something under the rug when its already been broadcast and reported across the country.

CBK has already said any punishment would be handled in house, so I am sure most of it will be early morning runs or similar.

Did you see it on ESPN???