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Campbell and Dillon will stay home
UConn announced on Friday that freshman defensive end Marcus Campbell of Bloomfield and sophomore defensive tackle Brandon Dillon of Rochester, N.Y. will not travel with the football team to the Meineke Car Care Bowl due to personal reasons.
It's not due to an arrest, they weren't kicked off a team and they haven't been suspended. It's simply a personal matter, and they aren't being allowed to travel to Charlotte, according to the UConn sports information department.
It's not due to an arrest, they weren't kicked off a team and they haven't been suspended. It's simply a personal matter, and they aren't being allowed to travel to Charlotte, according to the UConn sports information department.
posted by Chip Malafronte at
4:36 PM
2 Comments:
"It's simply a personal problem"
A personal problem that doesn't allow a player to travel to the biggest game of the year should NOT be labled simple.
Do you know that you are protected by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution?
Don't get me wrong, this doesn't help the Huskies chances, but at least its not anything against the law or NCAA rules. And, if it is personal, its also not a violation of team rules. So I guess there is some sort of bright side to the issue, even though it is really dim.
Ran across this link on the Meineke website - http://thumpbowl.com. Cool site for an old grade school game.
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