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Yeatman, Golic arrested

I'm sure most of you have heard that Irish footballers Will Yeatman and Mike Golic, Jr. were arrested early Sunday morning by Indiana State Excise Cops in a raid that netted 37 Notre Dame students and over a dozen student athletes.  Yeatman's arrest is most concerning to Notre Dame fans and head coach Charlie Weis because of his DUI last February.  Weis is holding him out of play until the matter is resolved.  But if you've ever had an experience with Notre Dame's residence life office, I wouldn't hold your breath for his return anytime soon.

John Walters over at NBC Sports wrote a great piece about the incident over at MSNBC.com.  Check it out, he's a smart guy (and an ND grad to boot).

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