Suspension Cut For Jay QB
September 3, 2011
The six game suspension handed down earlier this week to Jay High quarterback Conner Weekes has been reduced.
Jay High appealed, and the Florida High School Athletic Association cut the suspension to just one game — last night’s game with Rocky Bayou.
The suspension was the result of an altercation during a preseason game August 26 between Jay and Baker. Weekes and Baker defender Billy Cotton were accused of throwing punches, but video reviewed during the appeals process revealed that Weekes never threw a punch during the altercation.
Jay lost that preseason game to Baker, 27-13.
Pictured above: WEAR 3’s camera caught the very end of an August 26 altercation during a preseason game between Baker and Jay. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Suspension Cut For Jay QB”
I agree with Jim Bob ~ if he didn’t throw a punch why was he suspended to begin with? Is there any retribution he can get for missing the game? Probably not. Just goes to show that, even in high school, there is no truth in that “innocent until proven guilty” nonsense!
AL has obviously never played football before
If he didn’t throw a punch, why was he suspended even one game?
Weekes is an embarassment to JHS.
AL were you at that game? Conner did not throw a punch and we are all glad they won the appeal.
Yay… great message – play football and the consequences really don’t apply to you.