On Thursday night there was a brawl right before the half of the UCLA Arizona game sparked by a streaker dressed up as a referee. Up until that point, the game was rather unwatchable. The Pac-12 has taken action on the brawl however, suspending a total of 10 players, six for UCLA and four for Arizona.
UCLA-Arizona Brawl Results In 10 Suspensions
Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott announced the suspensions today.
“The Conference is extremely disappointed in the actions of the student-athletes involved in this incident. It is unacceptable behavior and violated Conference rules, as well as NCAA fighting rules. I have taken these actions today because it is imperative that we hold our student-athletes and coaches to the highest standards of sportsmanship.”
UCLA Bruins Suspensions:
Sophomore guard Alberto Cid - Half-game suspension
Sophomore wide receiver Randall Carroll - One-game suspension
Sophomore wide receiver Shaq Evans - One-game suspension
Sophomore wide receiver Ricky Marvray - One-game suspension
Sophomore defensive tackle Cassius Marsh - Two-game suspension (consecutive games)
Senior wide receiver Taylor Embree - One-game suspension
Arizona Wildcats Suspensions:
Senior cornerback Lyle Brown - Half-game suspension
Junior strong safety Mark Watley - Half-game suspension
Freshman nickelback Jourdon Grandon - One-game suspension
Sophomore cornerback Shaquille Richardson - One-game suspension
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit Arizona blog Arizona Desert Swarm and UCLA blog Bruins Nation. Here’s this week’s college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation’s college football news hub for more.
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