A closer look: List of OSU players who said they used drugs
By KELLY HINES World Sports Writer on Sep 13, 2013, at 2:29 AM Updated on 9/13/13 at 8:02 AM
OSU football investigation
On Monday, Oklahoma State announced the hiring of Charles E. Smrt to lead an independent review of alleged misconduct in the OSU football program.
A closer look
Some blast-from-the-past names were mentioned in Thursday's Sports Illustrated story on the alleged use of drugs among Oklahoma State football players.
Of the 30 former Cowboys who told SI they used marijuana while on the football team, three completed their eligibility at OSU, according to Tulsa World archives and other published reports. Half were booted from the team.
DB Andrew Alexander (2003-04): Dismissed
OL Gerron Anthony (2010-11): Injuries ended career
DE William Bell (2004): Dismissed
OL Jonathan Cruz (2002): Left team
LB LeRon Furr (2009-10): Injuries ended career
LB-DE Rodrick Johnson (2004-07): Completed eligibility
QB Andre McGill (2000-01): Left team
CB Calvin Mickens (2005-07): Dismissed
WR Eric Allen (2003-04): Left team
RB Tatum Bell (2000-03): Completed eligibility
OL Doug Bond (2002-04): Dismissed
WR Jeremy Broadway (2005-08): Dismissed
WR William Cole (2007-08): Dismissed
DB Ricky Coxeff (2003-04): Dismissed
WR Damian Davis (2007-08): Dismissed
LB Victor DeGrate (2003-06): Completed eligibility
LB Ahmed Denson (2000): Didn't qualify academically
DT Brad Girtman (2003-04): Dismissed
S Victor Johnson (2008-10): Dismissed
WR Chijuan Mack (2003-06): Left team
WR Isaac McCoy (2011): Left team
DL Richard Murphy (2000-01): Dismissed
RB Dexter Pratt (2009): Left team
LB Marcus Richardson (2007): Dismissed
RB Seymore Shaw (2002-04): Suspended and transferred
DT Walter Thomas (2004-05): Dismissed
OL Javius Townsend (2010): Left team
LB Kevin White (2005-06): Dismissed
WR Artrell Woods (2006-08): Left team
S Thomas Wright (2002-04): Dismissed
Original Print Headline: Where are they now?: List of OSU players alleged to have used drugs
OSU football investigation
On Monday, Oklahoma State announced the hiring of Charles E. Smrt to lead an independent review of alleged misconduct in the OSU football program.
