Two UCF football players get suspended for not one, not two, not three, but SIX games next year because they tested positive for marijuana.
This, ladies and gentlemen, is criminal — much more criminal than the decriminalized act of college students smoking a little weed.
Insanely, two promising young UCF football players — sophomore receiver Tristan Payton ande redshirt freshman cornerback Nevelle Clark — have been suspended for half of next season because they tested positive for pot during NCAA-mandated drug tests taken in conjunction with the Knights' Cure Bowl appearance.