Brent Vinson Charged In Connection with Murder case

#27
#27
espn bottomline will read, THE LEAD: More trouble for Tennessee

NCAAF: Tennessee Vol DB Brent Vinson charged with murder
 
#28
#28
That's right. He was the dude that insisted he wasn't kicked off the team. He and Elane talked it over and decided that he shouldn't play anymore. What a douche!

Go Big Orange!!
 
#30
#30
Can't believe he tampered with evidence like that, nine months ago...Dooley better get a hold of these guys before all hell breaks loose...:popcorn:
 
#31
#31
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This helmet describes UT athletics more aptly than anything at this point.

Ehh, know a guy that lives at those apartments.
 
#32
#32
He's not a Vol so why try to associate this punk with UT??? Seriously! We washed our hands with sterile alcohol with this trash and booted him long ago with a booming Colquitt punt...move on!
 
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#33
#33
Again not charged with murder...

People like Flipside Runner are the reason that the media is able to spin things.

I'm sorry. Where in this did I say he was charged with murder? He was charged "in" the murder. Not "with." Maybe the reason the media can spin things is idiots like you who can't read.
 
#34
#34
I recall a lengthy thread last year about guns and shootings at the Woodlands. All kinds of rumors about who was involved. Looks as though this confirms the involvement of some players, or at least one player.

Anyone else recall the thread?
 
#37
#37
That's the character type of guys Foolmore brought to the program...Vinson is a prime example of why the program is where it is these days.
 
#42
#42
He's not a Vol so why try to associate this punk with UT??? Seriously! We washed our hands with sterile alcohol with this trash and booted him long ago with a booming Colquitt punt...move on!

It's the media that is still associating him with us....

why does it have to be former UT player. was he born, put on the Orange and White and then tampered with evidence? No! So why cant he be " Former college football stand-out" or "Current Northern Alabama resident" or something like that. Why connect him with the Vols? Cause the media is garbage. A bunch of garbage-digging dogs who cant get a good story without rubbing someone else's face in the dirt.
 
#43
#43
No doubt most Mamas send their boy off to college hoping that he can grow up, straighten up and man up. Sadly, too many of them bring their problems with them and get fed a lot more when they get in school. It's that way everywhere.

Kids grow up in a culture of emotion and entitlement with very little understanding of personal responsibility; some are the product of dysfunctional families which could not, or didn't know how to raise them with a moral and civic ethical code of acceptable behavior, and schools which do not demand that kids learn the sciences and the rule of law. SOME, that is, not ALL.

The ones that Mama and Daddy raised right and insisted that they behave, they're here too. They are the ones doing it right.
 
#46
#46
Not charged with murder... but with tampering with evidence. Huge difference! Still not good and Im glad he is no longer on the team. What a shame that so many of these kids squander a God given talent. Go Vols!

He is also charged with being an accessory after the fact.
 
#47
#47
You vols have become know as "Thug U" as of late. but none of us are immune to this sort of crap.....one only has to look at the talent pool we all pull from. it is what it is.
 
#50
#50
It's the media that is still associating him with us....

why does it have to be former UT player. was he born, put on the Orange and White and then tampered with evidence? No! So why cant he be " Former college football stand-out" or "Current Northern Alabama resident" or something like that. Why connect him with the Vols? Cause the media is garbage. A bunch of garbage-digging dogs who cant get a good story without rubbing someone else's face in the dirt.

The guy's football background defined him: five star high school player recruited by and player for a major program. You're being naive if you don't think that was a salient point in the story. He was briefly famous for playing football.
 
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