Texas A&M issues indefinite suspensions to three freshmen after locker room incident
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2022 10:42 pm
From Dallas Morning News Via MSN:
Things are going from bad to worse for the Aggies.
Having lost three straight games, with buy-out rumors already starting to swirl around head coach Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M has reportedly issued indefinite suspensions for three freshman football players after what’s being called a “locker room incident.” TexAgs.com was first to report the news.
A&M cornerback Denver Harris, wide receiver Chris Marshall and offensive lineman PJ Williams were the three suspensions named, all of whom were part of A&M’s top-ranked freshman recruiting class of 2022. Harris and Marshall were also suspended by the team in September along with two others for violating team rules.
Harris had played in five games for the Aggies this season and totaled 14 tackles and three passes defended. Marshall appeared in three games, catching 11 passes for 108 yards. Williams was yet to appear in a game.
The Aggies are currently 3-4 after dropping their last three games to Mississippi State, Alabama and South Carolina. They’re 1-3 in conference play, tied for last in the SEC West. They also dropped a matchup with Appalachian State in September.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb ... r-AA13neIN
The rumored but unconfirmed "team rule" violation was marijuana use in the visitor locker room at South Carolina.
The trap door under Jimbo Fisher must be ready to fall. Talent alone does not win football games or build a program. Money (NIL) and unguided youth is volatile combination.
Things are going from bad to worse for the Aggies.
Having lost three straight games, with buy-out rumors already starting to swirl around head coach Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M has reportedly issued indefinite suspensions for three freshman football players after what’s being called a “locker room incident.” TexAgs.com was first to report the news.
A&M cornerback Denver Harris, wide receiver Chris Marshall and offensive lineman PJ Williams were the three suspensions named, all of whom were part of A&M’s top-ranked freshman recruiting class of 2022. Harris and Marshall were also suspended by the team in September along with two others for violating team rules.
Harris had played in five games for the Aggies this season and totaled 14 tackles and three passes defended. Marshall appeared in three games, catching 11 passes for 108 yards. Williams was yet to appear in a game.
The Aggies are currently 3-4 after dropping their last three games to Mississippi State, Alabama and South Carolina. They’re 1-3 in conference play, tied for last in the SEC West. They also dropped a matchup with Appalachian State in September.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb ... r-AA13neIN
The rumored but unconfirmed "team rule" violation was marijuana use in the visitor locker room at South Carolina.
The trap door under Jimbo Fisher must be ready to fall. Talent alone does not win football games or build a program. Money (NIL) and unguided youth is volatile combination.