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Six College Football Players Suspended, Two Charged, After a Teammate Was Allegedly Hurt for Arriving Late to Practice Six Central Methodist University football players have been suspended after an alleged Ass*ult on a teammate. The school is in Fayette, Mo. The school said a student-athlete was injured and sent to urgent care after an incident on Friday, Oct. 9. It called the behavior “unacceptable.” Two of the players, Kamarrion Ferguson, 20, and Michael Hourel Jr., 22, were charged with third-degree Ass*ult on Monday, Oct. 12, according to court documents obtained by KOMU. It is not clear if they have lawyers who can comment. Charges are not proof of guilt. According to KOMU, which cited a police probable cause statement, the teammate told an officer that “there was a rule in place” that a player who is late must fight someone. Court documents say Hourel identified himself as team captain. He told officers that players had not been held accountable for being late, so they created a rule requiring a f*ght, according to KOMU. KOMU reported that when the teammate arrived late, he chose someone to f*ght. Hourel allegedly stepped in and punched him in the face. Other players then allegedly jumped in. The school said this was “an informal ‘accountability’ arrangement among a small group of players, rather than an official team rule.” It said its investigation will look at how it started and who knew about it. After urgent care, the teammate was reportedly referred to a concussion specialist because of the possibility of a brain bl*ed, KOMU reported, citing court records. The school and police did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment. Should a team be held responsible for rules players make on their own? #footballtiktok #CollegeFootball l #new #accountability #campus
Six College Football Players Suspended, Two Charged, After a Teammate Was Allegedly Hurt for Arriving Late to Practice Six Central Methodist University football players have been suspended after an alleged Ass*ult on a teammate. The school is in Fayette, Mo. The school said a student-athlete was injured and sent to urgent care after an incident on Friday, Oct. 9. It called the behavior “unacceptable.” Two of the players, Kamarrion Ferguson, 20, and Michael Hourel Jr., 22, were charged with third-degree Ass*ult on Monday, Oct. 12, according to court documents obtained by KOMU. It is not clear if they have lawyers who can comment. Charges are not proof of guilt. According to KOMU, which cited a police probable cause statement, the teammate told an officer that “there was a rule in place” that a player who is late must fight someone. Court documents say Hourel identified himself as team captain. He told officers that players had not been held accountable for being late, so they created a rule requiring a f*ght, according to KOMU. KOMU reported that when the teammate arrived late, he chose someone to f*ght. Hourel allegedly stepped in and punched him in the face. Other players then allegedly jumped in. The school said this was “an informal ‘accountability’ arrangement among a small group of players, rather than an official team rule.” It said its investigation will look at how it started and who knew about it. After urgent care, the teammate was reportedly referred to a concussion specialist because of the possibility of a brain bl*ed, KOMU reported, citing court records. The school and police did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment. Should a team be held responsible for rules players make on their own? #footballtiktok #CollegeFootball l #new #accountability #campus
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