Former Georgia player arrested for murder

villefan76

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According to a new ESPN article his lawyer says his brother done the shooting but it was in self defense because the guy was going to shoot Teshaun. He says the guy came out of his house with a shotgun, pointed it at Teshaun to shoot him and the brother fired first. My question is why did 5 or 6 guys go to another mans house and he just came out with a gun threatening to shoot people? That doesn't seem like normal behavior to me.
Dope deal gone bad.
 
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*Fox2Monk*

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Yeah, he played under Crean in Crean’s first year at Georgia. What’s your point?

I’m glad you commented it must feel weird seeing this news. I would have a hard time seeing a UK player arrested for murder. Crazy all the way around.
Man this is truly sad. Incredibly sad and tragic for the victims family and loved ones but also kinda sad for the murderers family (his mom, sisters? etc).

Tragic really. That being said how ******** stupid do you have to be to even put yourself in a situation to where something like this could happen when you’re pursuing a professional basketball career that could set you up to live very comfortably for the rest of your life. Dumbass.

IKR? The week after you declare for a potential life changing position. Show some restraint at least then.
 

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I’m glad you commented it must feel weird seeing this news. I would have a hard time seeing a UK player arrested for murder. Crazy all the way around.


IKR? The week after you declare for a potential life changing position. Show some restraint at least then.
This happened 10 days before he declared. He actually posted a tweet the day of the shooting wishing for prayers for his loved ones or something like that.
 
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To be fair, we could really use an enforcer. I wouldn't mind having a downright killer on the low block.

Might be a hell of a way to keep the refs in check too.

Years ago I did some reffing for the college jv team. They played a game at the local prison and before the game, the prison team player/coach came over to me and pointed out a prison player to me and said “He’s in here for murder, might not want to call a foul on him.
 
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