Rocky Bernard Arrested

[AWolf02]

Looks like the night life caught up with him...

http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/04/slog_tip_seahawk_arrested_on_domestic_vi

EDIT: Wasn't to sure about the link after I looked and it real good, so here is a link the King County Jail.

http://www.metrokc.gov/dad/inmatelookup/interimResults.aspx?ba=208015209&bt=

[Pumchavas28]

:headslap:

[whitelightnin_23]

he should have been @ the Maroon/White game :gig:


;)

[Pumchavas28]

That's what happens when an Aggie calls the Seattle Fans the 12th Man....;)

[Loftin]

I'm sure the people from his alma mater, Baytown High School, will be ashamed. I'm glad that there aren't an Aggies embarrassing us like that.

[whitelightnin_23]

so Rocky's not an Aggie???

[Loftin]

so Rocky's not an Aggie???

I was joking. Remember the Super Bowl a couple of years ago when the starters introduced themselves and said what their school was? Everyone said their college except Rocky, who introduced himself as "Rocky Bernard, Baytown High School."

Because he's distanced himself from A&M, most people won't even think of A&M when they hear this story.

[whitelightnin_23]

gotcha...

[txags92]

Karma's a beeyotch when it bites you in the rear ain't it?

:headslap:

Sounds like he learned some bad habits from his DL mates that he played with here at A&M.

[The Massacre]

this doesn't surprise me a bit.

and for the record, mr. bernard, there isn't a "Baytown High School" - he went to Ross S. Sterling H.S. in Baytown. I went to Baytown Lee, but rocky was in my CCE class at church and he hung out with a kid who is probably in prison right now (pretty sure he killed someone if i remember correctly).

i am also glad he distanced himself from the school with that comment. i remember he saying that as if it was yesterday.

[Slotback]

Loftin, is there a reason why Rocky has distanced himself from A&M?

[Loftin]

Loftin, is there a reason why Rocky has distanced himself from A&M?

Good question, because I don't know. My guess is that he was the only Ag playing for the Seahawks when the "12th Man" dispute went down. He sided with the people who sign his paychecks.