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Auburn reinstates Whitehead from suspension
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OSU's Juwan Offray and Jhajuan Seales arrested after falling asleep in drive-thru
Two Oklahoma State players were arrested Sunday morning after they were found asleep in a Whataburger drive-thru.
CB Juwan Offray and WR Jhajuan Seales were in a car in line when they fell asleep. Per the Tulsa World, police said they were "oblivious" and "lethargic and confused" when they were discovered at approximately 4 a.m.
The two were arrested for public intoxication and Offray was also given a complaint of hampering an officer.
“Both males were totally asleep and oblivious to anything going on around them,” one of the officers stated in the report.
The police report indicates that the officers awakened Seales and Offray by knocking on the car windows. Seales and Offray “seemed very lethargic and confused” and “their eyes were red and watery with a glassy appearance,” the report states.
Apparently, Seales, who was driving the car, couldn't even turn it off himself.
“I observed Seales trying to turn the vehicle off and he seemed very confused and unable to possess even the manual dexterity to simply turn the key to the off position," the report said. "In fact, (Offray) had to physically help Seales turn the vehicle off.”
Both players admitted to drinking in the report. Offray received the hampering complaint because he initially lied about who he was. The complaints are misdemeanors, and per the paper, the two are expected to pay fines for them.
Seales has 13 catches for 236 yards and three touchdowns in 2014. Offray has three tackles through seven games.
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Bo Pelini doesn't think the SEC's relationship with ESPN is good for college football
Bo Pelini is not a fan of the SEC's arrangement with ESPN.
ESPN runs the SEC Network and with four of the top five teams in the AP poll from the SEC, the conference has been getting a lot of attention. And given that ESPN is the biggest television rights-holder in college football, it's natural that the relationship and conference excellence has led to amplification.
“I don’t think that kind of relationship is good for college football," Pelini said. "That’s just my opinion. Anytime you have a relationship with somebody, you have a partnership, you are supposed to be neutral. It’s pretty hard to stay neutral in that situation.”
However, those comments must mean Pelini isn't a fan of the Big Ten Network either. Or if he is, he has a double standard.
The SEC Network is owned by ESPN and the profits are split evenly with the conference. The Big Ten Network is owned jointly by Fox and the Big Ten. The television network, which has a contract to broadcast the Big Ten Championship, owns 51 percent of the Big Ten Network. It's unreasonable to expect Fox to stay neutral in a situation like that if you feel ESPN can't.
We understand the preception among other conferences that the SEC has gotten more than a "fair" share of attention in 2014. However, given that the arrangement with the SEC Network is based off what the Big Ten Network established when it was launched in 2007, any gripes about it without a direct acknowledgement of the standard set seven years ago seem less like legitimate complaints and more like whining.
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