Gundy said Odiari, a backup who was not on the two-deep depth chart released last week, was not dismissed because of his arrest over the summer. Odiari was arrested in a Stillwater bar in July for fake ID, being underage in a bar and an alleged violation of a protective order from a former girlfriend. The charges related to the protective order were dropped.
"It's an unfortunate situation that he broke our team rules,” Gundy said of the 6-foot, 235-pound junior from Carrollton, Texas. "It doesn't have anything to do with what happened downtown. He's clear with those legal problems, from what I understand.”
Gundy said he is unsure whether Odiari will transfer.
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In case you missed it, Mitch: ""It doesn't have anything to do with what happened downtown. He's clear with those legal problems, from what I understand.”"
Hey Mitch! Turn your crayons in and get a life. I see your comments all over the place and they are all stupid. You should probably concentrate on finishing your vo-tech degree!
So, they kicked off the guy who was drinking, but they kept the one that moelsted an underage girl? Do I understand that correctly? Just trying to keep my OSU criminal roster up to date.
Actually Odiari had alot of upside and started 4 games last year. Coaches probably saw some of the same behavior that garnered the accusations this summer and said enough. Pokes 38-35
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