Cam Newton

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Originally Posted by Biggin

I was watching some of MSU/UF

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Didn't take long for this.

Fire Coach Urban Meyer

so Newton was reallly told by UF to leave? what was the reason for this? was it that bad? do they wish they could go back in time and change that decision? serious, I don't know this story.

He got into a lot of trouble while he was there. Including stealing a laptop which is what got him the boot. When UT was recruiting him last year they went to watch him play and he was suspended the first half for disciplinary reasons. I don't think he's the best guy in the world but either he's kept himself in line or they've swept it under the run at Auburn.


University of Florida police arrested sophomore quarterback Cameron Newton on Friday afternoon for felony charges of buglary, larceny and obstruction of justice, according to Alachua County jail records.
Newton has been suspended from the team, according to football team spokesman Steve McClain.
Newton allegedly stole a Dell laptop from a UF student?s dorm room and then threw it out of the window when University Police Department officers visited Newton?s dorm today, according to the UPD arrest report. Newton was booked at 2:25 p.m. after the alleged buglary was reported on Oct. 16, according to the report.
Police found out via the university?s computer network that someone had logged onto the student-friendly Gatorlink system with the laptop under the identification "cnewton," according to the report. Newton, 19, signed a waiver form Friday allowing the police to view his Dell computer, which appeared to have been painted black and had the spelling "Cam Newton" in white painted letters on the lid, according to the report.

The serial number from the computer in Newton?s dorm matched all but
one of
the seven digits from the code the UF student said belonged to his
estimated $1,700 computer, according to the report. The computer in
Newton?s dorm had the letter "Q" instead of the student?s "2,"
according to the report.
The officers stepped away from Newton?s room to call and ask the
student if the serial numbers matched, but the computer was gone when
they returned to Newton?s room, according to the report. The computer
was later found by a garbage dumpster outside of the Springs Complex,
where Newton lived on the third floor, according to the report.