TCU is now paying for some bad choice their football players and students have made. On February 1st, 82 of the players supposedly failed a surprise drug test leading to 19 current or former TCU students being arrested for allegedly dealing drugs. Four of those arrested were TCU football players- including Tanner Brock, the team's leading tackler in 2010 and an honorable mention on the All-American team, as well as defensive lineman D.J. Yendry, offensive tackle Tyler Horn and safety Devin Johnson.
And Johnson, thinking he was speaking to fellow students, told undercover police officers that a whopping 82 football players supposedly failed a surprise drug test on Feb. 1st leading the officers to be able to make the arrests. The four football players have all been accused of being involved with the selling of marijuana to undercover cops multiple times with the most recent time being Feb. 7th.
The university said that all students still registered at TCU who were involved in the arrests have been suspended.
The Horned Frogs, currently members of the Mountain West Conference, are slated to move to the Big 12 next year. Over the last four seasons the team has gone 47-5 and won the 2011 Rose Bowl. Until recently, the team had been one of the only teams ranked among the nation's top 25 that had players with clean police records. Which only makes one wonder how long they have been getting away with this scandal.

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