Top 28 arrested programs

[cmjh10]

I like the gameday picture of Kansas's stadium

 

[urb1]

http://247sports.com/Gallery/430796...g=247s-fb-19&nan_pid=1852829367#228381-228381

Not a good list to be ahead of Iowa in.

Not good to be 6th in the nation either.

 

[tolfbfan]

Maybe the wonderful crew of posters on this site could start a mentoring program for the players......I bet 2 years and we are Number ONE......yeah, I think????

 

[colbycheese]

Given present day society's apathy towards and lack of knowledge of the bill of rights, I'd be more interested in the number of convictions for each team.

Thinking like the scientist that I am - a more fair index of the criminality of each football team would be the total number of days in jail from each sentence handed down over the last five years.

 

[cloneluke80]

This is my only source of truth, the one and only Fulmer Cup:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheFulmerCup/

 

[im4cyru]

As much as I hated to see the tradition of VEISHA abolished, It'll probably cut our arrest frequencies in half.

 

[CyInDFW]

As much as I hated to see the tradition of VEISHA abolished, It'll probably cut our arrest frequencies in half.

Mr. Tribune concurs

 

[GTO]

You could say that our players suffer from...

Arrested development.

 

[Frak]

For all those arrests, I don't remember anything more serious than a DUI. No theft, no sexual assault, no running from the cops or aggravated assault or domestic violence (since the David Irving haircut). If our whole list is DUI, MIP and public intox, I don't feel a bit bad about the number.