WVU Player Commits Robbery In Team-Issued Sweatpants, Gets Arrested

When robbing someone, make sure your victim can't identify you by your football team number plastered on your pants.

West Virginia defensive lineman Korey Harris was arrested Friday for first-degree armed robbery that allegedly occurred in Morgantown on July 12. Harris and two other men broke into a home and held two victims at gunpoint. It presumably didn't take long to catch Harris, as one of the victims saw the number 96 on Harris's team-issued sweatpants and figured it out.

After the university was informed, Harris was dismissed from the Mountaineers.

I'm surprised Bambi missed that one. It's not exactly barking at a dog, but holding people at gunpoint is still fairly serious. Lots of gunplay in the Big 12 lately. It seems to have spread from Lawrence to WV.

Holy shit...the stuff from the Big 12 media days is gold.

7:40:13 AM PDT Bowlsby: "You can't be the best without playing the best," regarding playing the SEC. -G

7:09:30 AM PDT During TV timeouts (2:30 breaks), live B12 highlights will air in stadiums. -G

7:09:08 AM PDT Bowlsby announces in-stadium live highlights of conference games this year, in an effort to curb the decline in attendance. Says B12 home games are 85% full on average. -G

You're a Mizzou fan. Your team is terrible. But keep talking about KU, it's hilarious.

7:26:50 AM PDT Bowlsby ends the NCAA commentary with "We can't do what we've done and expect the same result."

Great move.

...he says without irony as a Kansas fan talking about Florida.

It is. Hopefully it helps slow the decline in attendance the conference has been experiencing.

And he misses again...

http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2...ance-declines/

So attendance in the SEC is up from ten years ago...up from 5 years ago...and down by few hundred fans a game from the all time record for all conferences ever from two years ago (entirely attributable to the fact that Tennessee "only" averaged about 90,000 fans last year).

This is disturbing.

Congratulations to the Big 12 for following the SEC's lead on the highlights, btw.

The SEC doesn't allow re entry. The Big 12 does. Why do you insist on this competition when you always lose?