Criminal Hall of Fame

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The Ancient Enemy
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Criminal Hall of Fame

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I am starting a new bit on BC called the Criminal Hall of Fame. It is solely for Penn State players whom we all love and who love extracurricular activities. What better way to start this off than with the man himself, former Lions all-american and inspiration for Bodycount's "Copkiller" single, the man himself, Rashard Casey!!!!

Rashard Casey

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Ht: 6'1"
Wt: 195
Hometown: somewhere around Hoboken, NJ
Position: QB
Copbeating Potential: Very High


Career Stats:
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At Penn State:
- Passing: 45 of 259 for 28 yards and 1 TD
- Rushing: 22 carries for 70 yards and 0 TD's

Prison League:
- Graterford Prison League MVP in 2001
- 7 of 9 passing for 3 TD's and 4 shanks in some guy's ribs
- 378 yards rushing while intoxicated from 2 bottles of bum wine made in a toilet

Known For:
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- Possibly breaking PSU's starting-quarterback color-barrier?
- Tag-team beating of a white cop
- Losing starting-QB race to legendary PSU QB Kevin Thompson


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"It is a great honor for me to come before you today as the first inductee to the Penn State Criminal Hall of Fame. I can only hope that my actions will inspire others to also beat up cops. Thank you very much."

Some Notes:
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Source: ESPN.com

"Penn State quarterback Rashard Casey and a high school teammate beat an off-duty police officer until he was unconscious because the white officer was at a bar with a black woman, police said Monday... Four witnesses, including an off-duty Jersey City police officer, positively identified Casey and Miller as the officer's attackers and Casey's clothes were covered with blood when he was arrested..."

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"Penn State quarterback Rashard Casey is denying any involvement in the beating of an off-duty police officer early Sunday morning outside a Hoboken, N.J., nightclub."

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"The grand jury's ruling is not expected to influence Coach Joe Paterno's decision to play Casey the rest of the season. Penn State has four regular-season games remaining... From the outset, Casey has maintained his innocence. Paterno came out in support of Casey immediately after the incident. Paterno dispatched assistant head coach Fran Ganter to Hoboken to gather information the day after the incident. Paterno was satisfied that Casey was telling the truth and has deflected questions on the matter during the past few weeks, claiming he knows nothing of the proceedings."

Fran Ganter is on the case, boys!!! We know how competent he is!!!

Source: NCAA Football Player News

"Coach Joe Paterno said the notion of replacing Casey as Penn State's starter "has not crossed my mind at all." "
"I can and will be hard anytime with or without my boyz!!!" - Hollywood

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