TCU quarterback Trevone Boykin won’t be playing in Saturday’s Alamo Bowl after being arrested Wednesday night following an ugly incident outside a San Antonio bar.
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So Boykin, a senior, has played his last game for TCU, ending a sensational college career.
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OR certainly has to feel better about its chances against Kohlhausen and Sawyer than it did against Boykin.
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“It’s never good to get in trouble the day before the game but that’s the way it is I guess”, one TCU fan lamented. “I wish I could be there, but I won’t because of my mistake that I have no one to blame but myself”. The TCU coach, Gary Patterson, announced that he has suspended Boykins from the game. He has since been released after posting bond.
TCU quarterback Trevone Boykin has been suspended from Saturday’s Alamo Bowl, according to TCU head coach Garry Patterson. At that point, police say bike officers arrived and came upon Boykin as he was taking swings and say the player indiscriminately hit an officer.
Boykin was charged with assaulting a public servant, a third-degree felony.
At a Thursday morning news conference, San Antonio Police chief William McManus confirmed reports that Boykin, 22, and some teammates were at Pat O’Brien’s just before 2 a.m. when some patrons recognized the quarterback and began to trash-talk. Even after walking away, Boykin went back to the scene and charged officers, striking one in the face.
McManus said friends with Boykin had previously tried to escort him back to the TCU team hotel before the encounter with the officer and he also confirmed that Boykin was subdued only after being threatened with a taser. He had 3,574 yards passing and 31 touchdowns. He finished 10th in the voting for the Heisman Trophy after finishing fourth in 2014.
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According to preliminary details from the police report, as published by ESPN’s Mark Schlabach, Boykin “was very aggressive and was being held back” by the group he attended the bar with following a fight with bar employees that resulted in Boykin being removed from the establishment.
