Richt Says Tailback Suspensions Weren’t Delayed

November 2nd, 2011 03:16 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Schools: Georgia
Tags: Isaiah Crowell, Ken Malcome, Mark Richt, New Mexico State

Asked today on the SEC teleconference about talk that Georgia might have delayed the suspensions of three tailbacks until after last week’s all-important Florida game, Mark Richt made it clear that that was not the case:

“People who make comments who don’t know probably shouldn’t, quite frankly, because they don’t know. I’d be able to prove 100% that they’re wrong, but I’m not going to spend the time doing that. The bottom line is we have rules and we follow them to the T. We’ve got the utmost integrity in how we go about our business. That’s how we’ve tried to build this program since the day I got here and we’re not going to change for any reason.”

Isaiah Crowell, Ken Malcome and Carlton Thomas will all miss Saturday’s game with New Mexico State after reportedly failing a drug test last week.

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