COLUMBUS, Ohio — Arkansas State working again Brian Snead, who was banned from banned from Ohio State’s campus after his 2018 dismissal for sexual assault allegations, won’t play at Ohio Stadium this weekend.
An Arkansas State spokesperson wouldn’t affirm whether or not or not Snead made the journey, saying solely that Snead was “unavailable” Saturday.
Ohio State’s dismissal coverage features a “everlasting separation” from the college. People are prohibited from “any Ohio State campus, facility, grounds, or sponsored occasion with out the specific permission of Scholar Conduct or the Vice President for Scholar Life.”
An Ohio State spokesperson declined to touch upon whether or not Snead had sought such permission. They referred solely to the findings of an inside investigation that discovered Snead had violated college coverage in the direction of non-consensual sexual activity and sexual contact.
Advertisement
Snead performed one 12 months at Iowa Western Neighborhood School and two years at Austin Peay earlier than transferring to Arkansas State within the offseason. He is among the Pink Wolves’ prime two working backs and rushed for 57 yards and a landing in a season-opening 58-3 victory over Grambling.
Snead got here to Ohio State as a top-100 prospect within the 2018 class. He carried 11 instances for 37 yards and a landing within the first two video games that season, victories over Oregon State and Rutgers.
Nonetheless, he was suspended previous to the third sport, towards TCU in Dallas, and didn’t play once more. The Lantern later reported that Snead was named in a police report detailing the rape of a pupil in September.
A college investigation discovered Snead had violated the code of pupil conduct with costs of non-consensual sexual activity and non-consensual sexual contact. No felony costs had been filed, however Snead was dismissed on Nov. 27.
–
Advertisement
Get the newest Ohio State Buckeyes merchandise: Right here’s the place you may order Ohio State soccer gear on-line, together with jerseys, T-shirts, hoodies, hats and rather more.
Should you or a beloved one has questions and desires to speak to an expert about playing, name the Ohio Drawback Playing Helpline at 1-800-589-9966 or the Nationwide Council on Program Playing Helpline (NCPG) at 1-800-522-4700.
Extra Buckeyes protection
Steelers to honor late quarterback, Ohio State soccer nice Dwayne Haskins with No. 3 helmet sticker
Why I believe Ohio State soccer’s protection can rating two touchdowns vs. Arkansas State: Stephen Means’ Outrageous Prediction
Advertisement
Why Ohio State soccer will bury Arkansas State by halftime: Nathan Baird’s Outrageous Prediction
Liking the Ohio State beneath, and can Michigan cowl an enormous Hawaii quantity? Betting the Buckeyes on Buckeye Discuss
Ohio State vs. Arkansas State rating predictions: Will the Buckeye offense come alive?
Does Ohio State soccer lack elite receiver pace with out Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson? Hey, Nathan
Ryan Day’s offensive ego, and Arkansas State-Ohio State sport preview: Buckeye Discuss Podcast
Advertisement
Inside C.J. Stroud’s growth with Ryan Day as President of Ohio State soccer’s offense
Watch the trailer for Ohio State soccer’s sport towards Arkansas State
Will Ohio State soccer heart Luke Wypler play Saturday towards Arkansas State?
Nigel Smith II, four-star 2024 DL, meets Parris Campbell, Chase Younger on his fourth Ohio State go to: Buckeyes Recruiting
Ohio State basketball learns Massive Ten schedule for 2022-23 season
Advertisement
Why Emeka Egbuka’s growth as a flexible large receiver might make him Ohio State soccer’s most harmful weapon
The host for “The Biggest Party of the Summer” has been announced.
On Monday evening, WWE announced during the WWE SummerSlam 2024 “go-home” episode of Monday Night Raw who will be hosting the premium live event this weekend.
Advertisement
It was revealed that Cleveland’s own The Miz will serve as the official host for this year’s WWE SummerSlam show at Cleveland Browns Stadium in Cleveland, OH.
Make sure to join us here on August 3 for live WWE SummerSlam 2024 results coverage.
There still are plenty of players still out there in free agency still looking for their next opportunities.
Free agency has moved extremely slowly lately and there still are plenty of players out there. There are even some players who could give the Philadelphia Eagles a boost if they decide to make another.
The Eagles don’t necessarily need to add but there still are teams out there looking to add depth throughout the organization and the Dallas Cowboys seem to be one. Dallas is loaded throughout the roster and could be in the market for a quarterback to add more depth and reportedly held a workout for former Eagles quarterback Reid Sinnett recently, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
“Free agent QB Reid Sinnett is working out for the Cowboys today, per source,” Schultz said. “Sinnett spent time with the (Cincinnati Bengals) practice squad last season.”
Advertisement
Sinnett went undrafted in the 2020 National Football League Draft and began his professional career afterward by signing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent. Since then, he has made stops with the Miami Dolphins, Eagles, San Antonio Brahmas of the XFL, Bengals, and Houston Roughnecks of the United Football League.
He was claimed off waivers by the Eagles in 2021 but didn’t appear in a game. He was cut by Philadelphia in 2022 and spent some time on the practice squad before leaving to go elsewhere.
Hopefully he is able to find his next opportunity soon.
More NFL: Eagles’ OC Hands The ‘Trump Card’ to QB1
Texas A&M football’s 2024 fall training camp is set to begin on Wednesday, July 31, as new head coach Mike Elko’s inaugural season is just 34 days away, as the Aggies will kick off the season against Notre Dame on Saturday, August 31.
On the recruiting trail, it was another busy weekend amid the annual recruiting pool party. In contrast, several high-priority prospects in the 2025 and 2026 recruiting cycles visited later in the week, including 2025 5-star safety Trey McNutt.
While the list of visitors is long, 2026 4-star linebacker, Cincere Johnson was one of the rising defensive prospects to make his way to College Station this weekend. The Cleveland, Ohio, product received an offer from Elko in May.
Currently standing at 6’3″ and nearly 230 pounds, Johnson’s size, speed, athleticism, and position versatility provide every collegiate program recruiting him a chance to figure out his best position at the next level.
Advertisement
During his 2023 sophomore season at Glenville HS, Johnson recorded an impressive 121 tackles, 24(!) tackles for loss, seven sacks, and three forced fumbles.
Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on Twitter, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes, and opinions. Follow Cameron on Twitter: @CameronOhnysty.
