Remember, though; Iowa is full of drunken animal thugs, and Iowa State is full of virtuous, upstanding student-athletes. This message brought to you by Iowa State. (Fulmer Cup standings via EDSBS, of course)
Broderick Binns, the Iowa Hawkeyes' starting defensive end, has been arrested for OWI in Iowa City. He is expected to miss at least two games to start the 2010 college football season.
Abe Satterfield, one of two former Iowa Hawkeye players accused of sexual assault in 2007, has just pled guilty to an aggravated misdemeanor in exchange for testimony against the other player. Satterfield's punishment will be minimal at best.
For the second time in a little over a year, Iowa guard Anthony Tucker has been suspended for public intoxication. That and more information on Missouri's quest to be the 12th Big Ten member is in this morning's daily roundup.
Should Iowa and Iowa State embrace their alcohol problem for fun and profit? Some say yes.
BHGP debates whether James Ferentz will (or ought to) be dismissed.
Ferentz is arrested for public intox in Iowa City. Ferentz is angry.
Iowa starting defensive end Adrian Clayborn is arrested for road rage. He allegedly punched a cab driver in the face.
Shaun Prater is arrested for driving drunk. Was he set up?
It's true. Possession of Alcohol Under Legal Age. What? Hmm? Misleading headline? No sir, not at all; we're assuming everyone knows that we'd be talking about redshirting freshman center James...
