FULMER CUP SCOREBOARD: A HECTIC WEEK INDEED
Notes and corrections follow. Rules here.
Purdue’s missing some DUI points. Four points, specifically. All of them may be credited to Boilermaker safety Torri S. Williams, making a strong run for the Ellis T. Jones Award with his second DUI in as many months. Williams may have had a busy night:
About an hour before his arrest, the 20-year-old may have been involved in a fight that led to the stabbing of teammate Selwyn Lymon either at or just outside of Nick’s Nightclub in West Lafayette.
Toledo’s owed. Four’s just a start on a budding points-shaving scandal, but keep in mind that no points will apply for former players indicted. They only stick with current enrollees.
Given that, it’s likely not over for the Rockets and Fulmer Cup points.
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I think the Fulmer Cup should include points depending on whether the offending players were disciplined, or kicked off the team.
The true genius of Tressel/Fulmer’s evil is that they take a player charged with assault, and slab a few wind sprints on them.
Michigan may be in second place, but the thugs that got them said points are no longer on the team, and are probably applying for sweet jobs as sandwich artists at Subway right now.
Comment by Seymour Butts — April 3, 2007 @ 3:49 pm
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Forgive me, I’m drawing a huge blank. What did Illinois do to take such commanding lead?
Comment by Mark — April 3, 2007 @ 2:17 pm