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Three West Virginia players -- two of them potential starters next fall -- were dismissed from the football team yesterday for violating team rules after they were charged with felony possession of marijuana with the intent to deliver. Penn Hills junior reserve running back Ed Collington, along with junior backup linebacker John Holmes, who played in all 13 games this past season, and sophomore backup defensive end James Ingram, a regular whose season was shortened by an injury, were arrested Tuesday in Morgantown, W.Va.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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February 8, 2008  07:00 AM ET
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Imagine if Stewart was the WVU head coach with the likes of Pac-Man and Chris Henry types still in the program?

February 8, 2008  07:12 AM ET
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Just keeps on getting better and better there

February 8, 2008  07:26 AM ET
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I'm glad he booted them off the team

February 8, 2008  09:28 AM ET
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Guess the "warm n' fuzzy" period is over.

February 8, 2008  11:22 AM ET
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I actually expected him to be a "yes" guy. Guess he's a "you screw up, you're off the team" guy instead.

February 8, 2008  12:42 PM ET
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Rich Rod better not be recruiting these kinds of guys to come to Michigan.

February 8, 2008  12:47 PM ET
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Send these guys over to my house I need to hook up with them.

February 8, 2008  03:09 PM ET
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Class act over there in West Virginia.

February 8, 2008  04:03 PM ET
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Why Ryanmal ? Those are the type he will bring to Michigan. His potheads gang bangers his drug dealers. The potheads where their when he was the head coach right? right. Now the new coach found out about them and kicked them off the team.

February 8, 2008  06:04 PM ET
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Kudos to the guy. The former coach would have swept it under the rug.

February 9, 2008  09:25 AM ET
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They will now most likely transfer to Florida State..

February 10, 2008  11:47 AM ET
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In Ann Arbor it used to be a misdemeanor-sounds like a recruiting tool-Hmmm

February 10, 2008  02:58 PM ET
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if i lived in west virginia, i'd smoke pot too !

 
February 10, 2008  04:26 PM ET
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You just know a guy with the name "John Holmes" is going to be trouble.

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