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Saw this on ESPN yesterday he was a hot shot prep RB that was snatched up by Georgia and because of team violations they removed him from the squad and Alabama St picked him up.

He'll end up in prison....not to worry about him on the field

clenz wrote:He'll end up in prison....not to worry about him on the field

I think he will wise up and realize this is his last shot at a possible pro career!!!! Here is another link about this story!!!! blog.ajc.com/uga-sports-blog/2012/07/05/former-bulldogs-isiah-crowell-chooses-fcs-school-alabama-state-over-juco-route

He's charged with MULTIPLE felonies.


He'll end up in prison

clenz wrote:He's charged with MULTIPLE felonies.


He'll end up in prison

Yes I know but he knows anymore problems and it will be permanent!!!!!

dal4018 wrote:

clenz wrote:He's charged with MULTIPLE felonies.


He'll end up in prison

Yes I know but he knows anymore problems and it will be permanent!!!!!

Felonies are permanent.

I'm confused with what you are trying to get at.


If he's convicted he's facing 15 years in prison....


Where he is playing ball should be the last thing on anyone mind.

He'll plead down to misdemeanors and do probation and community service I almost guarantee.

No way he spends anywhere near 15 years in prison.

clenz wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yes I know but he knows anymore problems and it will be permanent!!!!!

Felonies are permanent.

I'm confused with what you are trying to get at.


If he's convicted he's facing 15 years in prison....


Where he is playing ball should be the last thing on anyone mind.

Yeah I'm surprised the Hornets even allowed him on the team...although....if he does "beat the charges", it would be a high-risk, high reward scenario.

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clenz wrote:

dal4018 wrote:Yes I know but he knows anymore problems and it will be permanent!!!!!

Felonies are permanent.

I'm confused with what you are trying to get at.


If he's convicted he's facing 15 years in prison....


Where he is playing ball should be the last thing on anyone mind.

I just want this kid to get another chance to straighten out his life and get back on track that is all.What you said if convicted then he can forget about the NFL.

DSUrocks07 wrote:

clenz wrote: Felonies are permanent.

I'm confused with what you are trying to get at.


If he's convicted he's facing 15 years in prison....


Where he is playing ball should be the last thing on anyone mind.

Yeah I'm surprised the Hornets even allowed him on the team...although....if he does "beat the charges", it would be a high-risk, high reward scenario.

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I remember Hampton taking a chance on Marcus Dixon who was accused of sexual assault while in high school.He was a top flight prep football player as well.

I think it speaks volumes about a program that will sign a kid with the pending charges he has. Win at all costs has proven to be the wrong move time and time again.

dal4018 wrote:I remember Hampton taking a chance on Marcus Dixon who was accused of sexual assault while in high school.He was a top flight prep football player as well.

Marcus Dixon's situation was dramatically different. Crowell not only faces weapons charges, he was previously suspended for failing a drug test.

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2011-11 ... peri-jones" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Tribe4SF wrote:

dal4018 wrote:I remember Hampton taking a chance on Marcus Dixon who was accused of sexual assault while in high school.He was a top flight prep football player as well.

Marcus Dixon's situation was dramatically different. Crowell not only faces weapons charges, he was previously suspended for failing a drug test.

http://articles.nydailynews.com/2011-11 ... peri-jones" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Agreed. The story of Crowell is much more like the story of Peter Rose on JMU's roster. Signed with Va Tech, then released of his scholarship for selling weed in a school zone, then signed by JMU, subsequently charged with felony assault charges (though I believe acquitted in the end) and sat out last year. But the good news is he's back on the roster at JMU this year and has been given a 3rd opportunity to improve his judgement. A standard of behavior I'm sure JMU finds acceptable for all of it's incoming and existing students.

His first name is spelled Isaiah. Whether or not he should be playing for Alabama State, this will increase the FCS profile nationally. Some Georgia fans will also continue to follow him and root for him.

Georgia profile http://www.georgiadogs.com/sports/m-foo ... iah00.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

rebla 49er wrote:Georgia profile http://www.georgiadogs.com/sports/m-foo ... iah00.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks for the info still hold out for hope he wakes up and realizes what faces him if he goes astray again.

CSUBUCDAD wrote:I think it speaks volumes about a program that will sign a kid with the pending charges he has. Win at all costs has proven to be the wrong move time and time again.

This.

Alabama State must be one helluva garbage program.

bluehenbillk wrote:

CSUBUCDAD wrote:I think it speaks volumes about a program that will sign a kid with the pending charges he has. Win at all costs has proven to be the wrong move time and time again.

This.

Alabama State must be one helluva garbage program.

tampajag wrote:

bluehenbillk wrote:
This.

Alabama State must be one helluva garbage program.

Would you be drinking coffee if this were SU instead!!!

dal4018 wrote:

tampajag wrote:

Would you be drinking coffee if this were SU instead!!!

seeing as we can't take chances on questionable players due to our APR issues I wouldn't have to post that.

bluehenbillk wrote:

CSUBUCDAD wrote:I think it speaks volumes about a program that will sign a kid with the pending charges he has. Win at all costs has proven to be the wrong move time and time again.

This.

Alabama State must be one helluva garbage program.

No its not just believes in giving second chances to this young man that is all.

dal, quick question.

Education opportunities aside, how many times should a college athlete get?

grizzaholic wrote:dal, quick question.

Education opportunities aside, how many times should a college athlete get?

If he's black....a billion.

It's not his fault he got in trouble....the man was keeping him down. Right Dal?


SARCASM ALERT FOR JAG!

clenz wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:dal, quick question.

Education opportunities aside, how many times should a college athlete get?

If he's black....a billion.

It's not his fault he got in trouble....the man was keeping him down.

That's a bullshit statement. How many people in this thread have said anything like that? I've even heard Alabama State people say they don't want that kid.