[H]is verbal SAT score of 420 was below the minimum required at Florida, where the majority of freshmen scored 600 or above…
[There was] destructive impunity, drugs, and the company of bad actors he met through Florida football. This was the time when he snapped a selfie that later went viral — posing in front a mirror, a raised Glock handgun in his left hand…
[T]he Gators had so much contact with the Gainesville police that [Urban] Meyer once addressed officers at roll call. A running tally of arrests compiled by the Orlando Sentinel during Meyer’s six-year tenure reached at least 31, for offenses ranging from firing an AK-47 in public to throwing food at an employee at a Jimmy John’s sandwich shop.
The Boston Globe revisits the University of Florida’s contribution to the tragedy of Aaron Hernandez.
October 15th, 2018 at 10:00AM
For those with interest and access to the Boston Globe in print on online, this is the second installment in what will be around six installments.Bob Hohler, one of the better investigative reporters around, is one of the authors.
October 15th, 2018 at 10:28AM
Van: Thanks. I note that this part of the series, at least, is available even if you don’t subscribe.