This is not going to help the transition to Big12 play.http://content.usatoday.com/communities/...zvpRU4gdLc

It happens. You never know what kids are going to do - good or bad...

Very true if every university did this I'm sure a lot of students would be in trouble.

I am glad to see TCU being tough... this article is on the Worldwide Leader...

ESPN: Football Players Dealing

This kinda proves that this can happen at any university and probably is.

Former WVU, and current Chicago Bears LB, J.T. Thomas went to WVU to promote his foundation for children and got busted for possession. He's a good kid too. But mistakes like that sure don't help his image or foundation...

It's a sad day at TCU but our program and our university are much bigger than a few kids who have made a mistake. Whether or not this affects next year's football team is really irrelevant. What matters is that the people arrested learn their lesson and examples are set for the rest of our student body. I am just as proud to be a Horned Frog today as I was yesterday.

I don't think any of the kids that were kicked off will have a material difference in how TCU performs next football season. Would have been fantastic to have Brock back at LB but in a 4-2-5 system we have the depth to find linebackers since we only play two of them.

At this point it looks like the affect on the football team is going to stop at these 4 guys, maybe a few more get suspended for the game against Grambling (but that shouldn't have a affect on who wins that game). I am glad that TCU took a hard stance on this, no place for this stuff on college campuses. Unfortunately it is far too widespread at most schools.