Miami Hurricanes’ Ray-Ray Armstrong and Seantrel Henderson Suspended Again

[Rizman]

Who wants to bet that that Ray Ray plays against USF?

[2000bull]

isn't this what they call 'swag'?

[Southshore26]

Nothing will happen. It is the Miami U and they are expected to be like this...

Looks like they're trying for a bit higher class.... Buh Bye Ray Ray

http://www.620wdae.com/pages/hurricanes.html?article=10278035

[bulls phanatic]

I am shocked they released him from the team. Would be surprised if Henderson misses a game.

[cygnus34]

Safety Ray-Ray Armstrong has been removed from the football team by the University, officially ending the career of one of Miami's most touted recruits of the past decade. Armstrong has already been removed from the official Hurricane roster.

What is known: This was a University decision, likely in tandem with the NCAA, not a football team suspension for a violation of team rules. The University is not releasing any details, but CaneSport has been told that everything that has been speculated about reasons for him potentially getting in trouble over the past two weeks was inaccurate.

Armstrong ends his Cane career never fulfilling his five-star potential - coming out of high school he was the nation's No. 13 overall player by Rivals.com.

Last season Armstrong was suspended for NCAA violations, missing five games. He wound up starting one game and had 34 tackles and one interception.

As a sophomore in 2010 he was third on the team in tackles (79) and recorded three interceptions. He never redshirted, and as a freshman in 2009 he played in 10 games.

With Armstrong gone there will be a fall battle between Kacy Rodgers and AJ Highsmith to start opposite returning starter Vaughn Telemaque.

UM's only comment on the matter is a release that reads "The University of Miami has dismissed senior Ray-Ray Armstrong from the football team. Armstrong can continue to be enrolled as a scholarship student at UM to complete his degree or the University will grant him a full release should he elect to transfer to another institution."

Understand this is a university decision, not a coaches or NCAA decision

[Rizman]

Did you cry Cygnus34?