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Ray Parker, LSU DE, arrested on battery, criminal damage charges (Ineligible)

Ray Parker The Fulmer CupLSU head football coach Ed Orgeron announced Wednesday, Sept. 9 he has suspended defensive end Ray Parker indefinitely from the team for violating team rules.

The East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Office reported Ray Parker, 20, whose full first name is Ramorien, was arrested early Wednesday morning on charges of battery and felony criminal damage to property.

According to deputies, Parker is accused of shoving a woman into a piece of furniture on LSU’s campus and damaging items by throwing them across the room.

He was booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison.

The defensive end was in his second year with the Tigers after redshirting as a true freshman in 2019, according to LSU Athletics.

Parker, of Ruston, La., played tight end at Ruston High School. He did not record any statistics during the 2019 season, according to LSU Athletics.

Source: LSU DE Ray Parker suspended indefinitely; arrested on battery, criminal damage charges

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Tyler Judson, former Tulane standout, arrested for 2nd degree battery

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Tyler Judson, current Tulane Green Wave Safety, Tyler Judson, has been suspended from the Tulane football program.

He was arrested for 2nd Degree Battery (acc to East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office) on Monday.

UPDATE: The victim of the alleged incident is out of the Intensive Care Unit.

According to a source, the young woman sustained multiple fractures to her face and is now hoping for swelling go down to be able to enter into surgery.

Tulane University has suspended former Zachary High Bronco Tyler Judson “indefinitely”, a university spokesman told Geaux Nation Sports on Tuesday.

The suspension follows an arrest by the East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office on Monday for Second Degree Battery, according to the EBRSO website.

The website also states Judson was released the same day as he was booked.

Details surrounding his arrest were not immediately available.

Source: Tulane, former Zachary High standout arrested for 2nd degree battery

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Brian Edwards, Gators defensive back,  arrested for battery

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Florida Gators junior defensive back Brian Edwards was arrested on a battery charge Monday night in Gainesville.

According to a Gainesville Police Department arrest report Edwards and his girlfriend of “approximately two years” got into an argument and the woman attempted to leave. In an effort to keep her from leaving Edwards allegedly grabbed her by the neck. The victim had marks on her neck and a scratch on her shoulder according to the report. There was one witness to the incident who intervened in an effort to stop the argument and then called 911. Edwards was arrested and booked for simple battery, a misdemeanor charge in the state of Florida.

Edwards is the second Gator to make bad headlines off the field in a week’s time. Florida quarterback Jalon Jones was accused of, but not formally charged, with two counts of sexual assault back in April, but the complaint was released April 29.

Edwards is a junior from Miramar, Florida. He appeared in 10 games as a freshman in 2017. Edwards played in eight games as a sophomore in 2018 mainly on special teams and as a reserve defensive back.

Edwards is currently in custody.

Source: Gators defensive back Brian Edwards arrested for battery | GatorCountry.com

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Kenneth George Jr., Tennessee football player, arrested in Miami Beach

Kenneth George The Fulmer CupKenneth George, a University of Tennessee football player is accused of punching a Miami Beach police officer and then running from officers who tried to take him into custody.

George faces charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct.

According to a Miami Beach police report, George was being combative with officers who was walking in the middle of Espanola Way.

Police said George was cursing at one of the officers and ignoring his commands. As the officer tried to get him out of the street, George punched him and knocked the police radio out of his hands, the report said.

Source: Tennessee football player Kenneth George Jr. arrested in Miami Beach

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Latavious Brini, Georgia reserve DB, arrested on battery charge

Latavious Brini The Fulmer CupLatavious Brini, Georgia reserve defensive back, was arrested this week in Athens on a misdemeanor charge of simple battery.

Brini, a redshirt sophomore from Miami Gardens, Florida, was booked Thursday night into the Clarke County Jail, where he remained for about two hours before being released on a $1,850 bond, according to the jail’s online booking information.

“This type of behavior is extremely disappointing and not representative of the standards for our football student-athletes,” Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart said through a release. “His discipline will be handled internally, and hopefully good lessons will be learned that will lead to better choices moving forward.”

The 6-foot-2, 196-pound Brini was a three-star member of Georgia’s 2017 signing class and redshirted his first year. He competed in five games this past season and made his lone career tackle during the opening 45-0 rout of Austin Peay.

In 2017, Brini faced a felony forgery charge after allegedly passing a counterfeit $100 bill at an Athens pet store, but that charge was dismissed due to a lack of evidence.

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Javon McKinley, Notre Dame WR, Arrested For Battery

Javon McKinley Fulmer CupNotre Dame WR Javon McKinley has been charged with two counts of Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury and one count of Illegal Consumption of an Alcoholic Beverage.

A University spokesman gave Irish Sports Daily an official statement on the McKinley’s situation:

“The incident is being handled by the criminal justice system. As for internal discipline, we do not publicly discuss specific cases, and impose sanctions as warranted.”

The South Bend Tribune has a full account of what led to McKinley’s arrest, including punching two University of Notre Dame Security Police officers.

The 6-foot-2, 215-pounder played in six games as a freshman before missing the 2017 season as he recovered from a broken fibula he sustained during the 2016 season.

McKinley played in just three games in 2018 (Ball State, Syracuse and USC).

With the situation happening over the weekend, a local attorney told ISD if there are official charges brought against McKinley, it would be in the next 48 hours.

Source: Notre Dame WR Javon McKinley Arrested On Sunday Morning

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UNM football player, Rayshawn Boyce, arrested, charged with battery

Rayshawn Boyce The Fulmer Cup Rayshawn Boyce, a University of New Mexico football player, was arrested over the weekend and faces several charges including aggravated battery and negligent use of a deadly weapon.

According to a criminal complaint, he attacked a man inside his ex-girlfriend’s home back in May and then hit his ex-girlfriend in the face. Boyce then left the house and fired shots at her vehicle.

Police interviewed Boyce who admitted to being at the home but says he never went inside. He claims he fought the man outside of his ex-girlfriend’s apartment.

Police were able to locate a firearm at Boyce’s residence.

Boyce has been charged with aggravated battery, battery of a household member, criminal damage to private property and negligent use of a deadly weapon.

Boyce is a linebacker with the UNM football team who was preparing for his junior season.

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