Brent Schaeffer

[TripleB]

scbulls-it is a full time job correcting you,educating you and pointing out all your inconsistancies and your prior positions.

It appears smazz has been possessed by BullOnly ....

[Apis Bull]

scbulls-it is a full time job correcting you,educating you and pointing out all your inconsistancies and your prior positions.

go play these question games with your other moderators and cohorts

You've got to be kidding me.  BTW, you still haven't pointed out my inconsistancies or prior positions with any kind of proof.

[smazza]

ok

[lotsofbull99]

what?

[The_Reaper]

Burma Shave!

[USFMikeB]

Smazza has proven that his entire rationale is a bunch of complete BS, as I have never been pro Greenberg.  In fact, look around and you'll see I'm the first to blast people who get on here and start bringing him up.  Smazza needs to be corrected consistently, cause he knows absolutely nothing about our athletics.  I think the mere fact that the sole support he's receiving currently is from UCF fans says enough about Smazza's opinions, doesn't it?

Smazza is this website's Forrest Gump, cause stupid is as stupid posts.  Run, Smazza, run...

[smazza]

the car salesman has spoken

in 3 years after leavitt is long gone usfmikeb will post"I was never pro leavitt"

[USFMikeB]

Another day, another stupid post by the board's village idiot.  Run, smazza, run...

[Papa_Bull]

Posted on Thu, Jun. 09, 2005

Tennessee receiver, former QB plead guilty

ELIZABETH A. DAVIS

Associated Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - A Tennessee receiver and former quarterback pleaded guilty Thursday to charges stemming from a campus fight and will pay restitution but avoid jail time.

Receiver Bret Smith and quarterback Brent Schaeffer, were charged with misdemeanor assault over a fight with another student in a campus dorm. Coach Phillip Fulmer suspended them from the team April 11, a day after they were arrested.

Smith and Schaeffer pleaded guilty to offensive touching, a lesser charge.

They were sentenced to six months of judicial diversion. If they meet the terms of the sentence and avoid further legal troubles, they can apply to have the conviction cleared from their records.

Schaeffer agreed to pay about $600 to the victim, student Quantavios Emerson, for medical bills. Smith and Schaeffer agreed to split $700 for Emerson's missed school work.

Last season, Schaeffer became the first true freshman to start at quarterback in a Southeastern Conference opener since Georgia's John Rauch in 1945. Schaeffer, of Deerfield Beach, Fla., and fellow freshman Erik Ainge were considered co-starters until both were injured.

Schaeffer, who broke his collarbone in October, would have battled with Ainge and senior Rick Clausen to regain the starting job. But Fulmer said he and Schaeffer agreed that the quarterback should leave Tennessee.

Smith, of Warren, Ark., led all receivers last year as a sophomore with five touchdown catches.

Police have said Emerson was arguing with Schaeffer's girlfriend when Schaeffer hit Emerson in the neck. Each then grabbed bats but dropped them before hitting anyone. Next, Schaeffer picked up Emerson from behind and threw him down.

Emerson struck his head on the floor. Smith then hit Emerson while he was on the floor, a police report said. Emerson when to the hospital where he got four staples to close a cut on his head, authorities said.

They are among the 11 Tennessee players who have been either arrested or cited for crimes ranging from aggravated assault to underage drinking since February 2004. Six have remained at the school, while the other five left because they either graduated, transferred or were kicked off the team.

http://www.bradenton.com/mld/bradenton/sports/11854637.htm

[Markeymark]

Who is Brent Schaeffer? Is he a signed member of the football team?