karen lotz;1086754 wrote:
TCU will leap to the top of the Fulmer Cup standings

THE4RINGZ;1086855 wrote:Doesn't the C in TCU stand for Christian?

On Feb. 1, there was a mandatory team meeting where all players underwent a drug test, according to an arrest warrant.


“Ya, they caught us slipping,” Brock told an undercover officer later that day before allegedly selling him $220 worth of marijuana.
He added that he had failed the surprise test “for sure,” according to the warrant, then adding that he thought it wouldn’t be a problem because there “would be about 60 people screwed.”


Horn had looked through the football roster and “said there were only 20 people that would pass the test on the team,” Brock said, according to the warrant. And asked about the drug test, Johnson allegedly told an undercover officer: “What can they do, 82 people failed it.”

Mulva;1086936 wrote:That seems a little high.

Little Danny;1086858 wrote:Apparently it stands for Cannibus.

THE4RINGZ;1086951 wrote:So change the school name to TCB.

Midstate01;1087024 wrote:What's this fulmer cup?

The Fulmer Cup is a tongue-in-cheek award given each year in the United States to the Division I FBS college football program whose players collectively have the worst criminal record.[SUP][1][/SUP]
The Fulmer cup was conceived in 2006 by sports blogger Orson Swindle, a fan of football rival Florida, and named for then-University of Tennessee football coach Phillip Fulmer. While Fulmer was coach, the Tennessee team had over 20 players arrested for criminal activity in a 16 month period from 2004 through 2005. This mirrored a similar outbreak of criminal activity at the University of Tennessee in 1995 when 9 players were arrested. Since this seemed to be a recurrent theme at Tennessee under Fulmer, the cup was named in his honor (USA Today). The University of Delaware holds the record for highest score among Division I FCS programs.

Mulva;1086936 wrote:That seems a little high.

ccrunner609;1087077 wrote:http://www.star-telegram.com/2012/02/15/3736441/many-current-tcu-students-arrested.html


I have a feeling that TCU will be having a hard time winning games next year if they lay the wood to these guys

Little Danny;1086991 wrote:More like THC.

82 guys failed the drug test! Even the nerdy kicker must have taken a few bong hits.[/QUOTE

Yes, I meant THC. Thus showing how disconnected I am from the drug world.

dwccrew;1087211 wrote:I'm a little angry that Ohio State isn't ranked in the top ten. I mean they were selling their own stuff and getting free tattoos! ESPN talking heads were calling for more severe penalties than USC and we can't even make the top 10 of the Fulmer Cup?

tcarrier32;1087191 wrote:Color me surprised.

College kids dealing and using marijuana?!?!?! oh the humanity!!!

In the call from police, he said, he was told that an undercover officer in Fort Worth had made a drug buy from someone in a maroon truck who identified himself as "Austin."

The officer supposedly checked the license plates, which were registered to a woman with the last name of Carpenter. Subsequently, an arrest warrant was issued for Austin William Carpenter, who has no connection to TCU.

ts1227;1087220 wrote:1. That **** happened in 2010, so it's the wrong Fulmer Cup season
2. Fulmer Cup = legal issues that are not necessarily under NCAA jurisdiction... OSU/USC **** = NCAA bylaws