(cont.) As officers yelled at pair to stop, suspects ran inside apartment building. Police later caught one suspect (Beck) leaving building.
— Mike McFeely (@MikeMcFeelyKFGO) September 10, 2012
It's too easy... This is a snap shot of KFGO 790 A.M. radio talk show host Mike McFeely and his twitter feed today. You can see that McFeely broke down the Travis Beck incident pretty well. As most of you know NDSU's Football team has had a few of their players get into trouble with the law. If you have been reading the Fargo and Grand Forks newspapers or watching the local news you will see that the NDSU Football players are making the news on and off of the football field.
More on Travis Beck sitch: Beck and another person were walking near NDSU campus at 3 a.m. on July 21. One was carrying parking sign (more)
— Mike McFeely (@MikeMcFeelyKFGO) September 10, 2012
For the UND football fans that went to school during the 1990's you probably can still remember - this is kind of reminiscent of the Rocky Hagler days when he has the head coach of the NDSU Bison and they too had fair number of players that got in trouble with the law - just like Craig Bohl's players have this past year and into the summer. It will be interesting to see how this plays out in the coming days and weeks. I am sure that Craig Bohl will probably say that this is a whole lot to do about nothing.
(cont.) Police say Beck had been drinking when they tried to stop him near campus July 20, but he ran. He was MVP of title game.
— Mike McFeely (@MikeMcFeelyKFGO) September 10, 2012
(cont.) Beck pleaded not guilty to Class B misdemeanor charges in August, but will attend a change of plea hearing tomorrow.
— Mike McFeely (@MikeMcFeelyKFGO) September 10, 2012
People can say why does it matter - here is the problem - Craig Bohl knew that the petition fraud charges were coming down on 10 his players and the could have ended all of this with simply suspending his players for their game against RMU and this would have been over. Instead head coach Craig Bohl and the Athletic director choose to say this.
NDSU starting linebacker Travis Beck will have 2nd court appearance tomorrow for minor consumption and resisting arrest. (more)
— Mike McFeely (@MikeMcFeelyKFGO) September 10, 2012
“There are not going to be any suspensions,” Taylor emphatically said after the game. “These kids don’t deserve a suspension. I’m not going to suspend them and neither is Craig (head coach Craig Bohl). As far as we are concerned, it is over.”By making comments like this Bohl is actually putting his program under the scope - so just when the head coach thought maybe this would pass a the Travis Beck incident just compounds what happened last weekend.
