STILLWATER — Mike Gundy got the call that all college football coaches fear.
It was early Sunday, the morning after Oklahoma State's Homecoming victory against Kansas and the tragic deaths of four people in a vehicle crash in the Homecoming Parade. Receiver Jhajuan Seales had been arrested on a DUI complaint late that evening. Police reported his blood alcohol content almost twice the legal limit.
“What happens is in decisions I have to make based on knucklehead moves, I have to decide whether they're violent, whether they essentially threaten the public,” Gundy said. “The tough one is when guys have had a drink and they're driving, because that could affect the public.