Georgia linebacker cited for allegedly driving 88 in 55-mph zone; Bulldogs driving incidents continue

Members of the Georgia Bulldogs soccer staff proceed to drive dangerously. This time, it is somebody who has but to play a snap for them.

Freshman linebacker Samuel M’Pemba was cited for allegedly driving 88 mph in a 55-mph zone Wednesday.

The Athens Banner-Herald reported M’Pemba obtained a ticket 10 miles from the place Georgia large receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint pleaded responsible to rushing an hour earlier.

That is removed from the largest authorized bother members of the staff have been in in current months, although. Jalen Carter, the ninth general decide of the previous NFL draft, was the driving force of a automobile racing one other automotive carrying Georgia offensive lineman Devin Willock and recruiting employees member Chandler LeCroy. The automotive carrying Willock and LeCroy crashed after touring at speeds over 100 mph, killing both.

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Carter was charged with two misdemeanor counts of reckless driving and racing, and he pleaded no contest. He was sentenced to 12 months probation and ordered to pay a $1,000 tremendous. Carter was additionally ordered to serve 80 hours group service and should full a state-approved defensive driving course.

Carter additionally was pulled over for being “reckless” in September. Throughout that incident, an officer mentioned Carter was the third Georgia soccer participant he had pulled over in two days, and he had pulled over Dylan Fairchild “a minute in the past” for “doing 70” in the identical space.

In February, junior linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson was charged for what police described as road racing. Freshman receiver De’Nylon Morrissette was taken into police custody after authorities noticed him “driving too quick for circumstances.” He was additionally charged with drunken driving and two further misdemeanors.

Georgia Bulldogs Head Coach Kirby Good throughout the G-Day Purple and Black spring sport April 15, 2023, at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga. (John Adams/Icon Sportswire through Getty Photographs)

Physique digicam footage obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Structure confirmed a police officer reprimanding Morrissette. In the course of the video, the officer referenced the deaths of Willock and LeCroy.

“Y’all received to decelerate,” the officer informed Morrissette. “We’ve been getting all of y’all — rather a lot. You clearly know concerning the different wreck and stuff. Y’all received to decelerate. I’m certain Kirby wouldn’t be joyful about all of this.”

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Stetson Bennett, who was arrested in January for public intoxication and was drafted by the Rams within the fourth spherical, says the Bulldogs wouldn’t have a tradition difficulty.

“These had been particular person errors that these people are answerable for. Not a tradition difficulty,” he mentioned at the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis.

Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Stetson Bennett (13) runs the ball for a landing towards the TCU Horned Frogs within the Faculty Soccer Playoff nationwide championship sport Jan. 9, 2023, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif. (Jordon Kelly/Icon Sportswire through Getty Photographs)

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“Completely not. I might say we’re removed from it,” Kirby Good mentioned when requested the identical factor. “If you discuss to folks outdoors our program that come into it, they speak about what an ideal tradition we do have, and we do an unimaginable job. As a result of I’ve received quite a lot of outdoors entities that come into our program and pour into these younger males.”

Good addressed the current troubles in Might, saying his gamers could be punished.

“Everyone needs to know what the punishment is. Nicely, the gamers know what the punishment is,” Good mentioned on the time. “And that’s essential for our guys to acknowledge that and perceive it. However I need to educate additional. I need to ensure they perceive.”

Fox Information’ Chantz Martin contributed to this report.