The lead up to USC vs. Alabama has morphed into an episode of Law and Order, with arrests taking center stage instead of football. This time it’s the Trojans who have suspended a player, Isaiah Langley, ahead of the season opener.
Langly was arrested on three misdemeanor charges of suspicion of trespassing, intoxication and resisting arrest at a UCLA fraternity party back in May, according to the LA Times.
His charges are being diverted in favor of placing him the Neighborhood Justice Program, which is focused on punishing nonviolent first-time offenders without affecting their criminal record.