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Junior QB Casey Pachall will dis-enroll from TCU for the remainder of this semester and enter into a drug/alcohol treatment program.
That means Pachall will not play football at TCU for the rest of the 2012 season. During his press conference on Tuesday, head coach Gary Patterson stated "you gotta change kids lives," and added that the "door is open for (Pachall's) return next year." The starting junior quarterback has a history of drug and alcohol use and most recently was arrested on DWI suspicion last week.
That means Pachall will not play football at TCU for the rest of the 2012 season. During his press conference on Tuesday, head coach Gary Patterson stated "you gotta change kids lives," and added that the "door is open for (Pachall's) return next year." The starting junior quarterback has a history of drug and alcohol use and most recently was arrested on DWI suspicion last week.
Fresno State transfer, now Oklahoma junior WR Jalen Saunders was deemed eligible to play immediately, and he will suit up Saturday against Texas.
Saunders previously had his immediate eligibility waiver denied by the NCAA, but something must have changed since September. The Sooners offense has struggled, but not for a lack of weapons. Saunders is a slot threat with great open field ability. He led Fresno State in receiving in 2011 with 50 catches, 1,065 yards and 12 touchdowns and has two years of eligibility remaining, including this season.
Saunders previously had his immediate eligibility waiver denied by the NCAA, but something must have changed since September. The Sooners offense has struggled, but not for a lack of weapons. Saunders is a slot threat with great open field ability. He led Fresno State in receiving in 2011 with 50 catches, 1,065 yards and 12 touchdowns and has two years of eligibility remaining, including this season.
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