BREAKING: Suspended Players Offered Pre-Trial Intervention

[Gator_Chompz]

http://www.tampabay.com/sports/coll...t-in-florida-gators-credit-card-fraud/2342447

 

[Gator_Chompz]

Suspended UF wide receiver Antonio Callway has been offered pre-trial intervention in his credit card fraud case, according to court records

 

[Gator_Chompz]

UF running back Jordan Scarlett has also agreed to a pre-trail intervention. If requirements are met, felony charges will be dismissed.

 

[williston_gator]

@SECCountryUF: Florida WR Antonio Callaway has pre-trial intervention agreement for credit card fraud scandal http://sec.news/2yP6Wto #GatorNation

@GatorsScott: Basically a voluntary probation term of x amount of time (often 12 months). If they successfully complete, charges dismissed

 

[Gator_Chompz]

Linebacker James Houston also has agreed to a pre-trial intervention.

 

[Gator_Chompz]

Going over court records, WR Rick Wells has agreed to a pre-trail intervention.

 

[Gator_Chompz]

Waiting for DE Keivonnis Davis, LB Ventrell Miller and DT Richer Desir-Jones.

 

[Gator_Chompz]

All info posted by Robbie Andreu and Matt Baker

 

[BMF]

What does this mean? (besides they're not going to jail)

 

[Gator_Chompz]

What does this mean? (besides they're not going to jail)

12 month agreements and if they stay out of trouble the charges are dropped.

 

[Gator_Chompz]

What does this mean? (besides they're not going to jail)

The question on everyone’s mind is...are they back? Will they play?

 

[Ancient Reptile]

Story says Telfort began the crimes. We needed OL. Too bad. At least we may get LBs back.

 

[Acecustis]

Need to move on. Callaway and Scarlett were never coming back anyway. Jordan Smith, Desir-Jones and Rick Wells are guys you can find in the stands. Replace the freshmen LB's with other freshmen LB's in this class. Telfort we need to keep with Ivey probably leaving early but he had the most charges and hard to see us glossing over that. Keivonnis is a good player but we are deep at DE.

 

[BMF]

From seccountry:

The state attorney said seven of the nine Florida players involved in the scandal could qualify for pre-trial intervention, according to Baker — only Jordan Smith and Kadeem Telfort would not be eligible.

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I was hoping to get the LB's and Telfort (OT) back.

 

[Gator Fever]

I doubt you see any of these guys play against Georgia or Missouri.

 

[Gator Fever]

From seccountry:

The state attorney said seven of the nine Florida players involved in the scandal could qualify for pre-trial intervention, according to Baker — only Jordan Smith and Kadeem Telfort would not be eligible.

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I was hoping to get the LB's and Telfort (OT) back.

Why are those 2 ineligible?

 

[Gator_Chompz]

Why are those 2 ineligible?

They had the most charges and the worst charges

 

[Oklahoma Gator]

They probably are still gonna have to face university punishment or something from this. I’d love to have Callaways fire power back but man he’s such a headache

 

[BMF]

I doubt you see any of these guys play against Georgia or Missouri.

They probably are still gonna have to face university punishment or something from this. I’d love to have Callaways fire power back but man he’s such a headache

I doubt we see any of them THIS year. They still haven't been cleared to return to the team. As mentioned, they'll get dealt university punishment as well (which will likely be game suspensions, most likely games already missed). Most of these kids can redshirt anyway.

Callaway is probably done at UF. I can't imagine he's going to be able to come back. He should transfer to a 1AA school that throws the ball a lot and then go into the draft. He's talented, but there are a ton of talented 5'11 WR's out there.

 

[divits]

12 month agreements and if they stay out of trouble the charges are dropped.

Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that in the end Calloway won't be able to meet these requirements?