The 22-year-old Houston, a two-year starting cornerback with seven career interceptions, was arrested June 21 in Atlanta in connection with a marijuana distribution operation based in California. According to a criminal complaint filed in Fresno, Calif., Houston conspired to possess and distribute about 100 pounds of marijuana, which has a street value of about $60,000.

At the time, Houston was suspended from the team and from the school, but while appealing those suspensions he was allowed back into school and granted the room and board privileges given other scholarship athletes.

According to Georgia Tech athletic director Dave Braine, Houston's appeal of the suspension was denied by Georgia Tech's student affairs office less than a month ago, and Houston had to leave school.

However, Houston continued to seek legal relief and he was readmitted to school on Thursday, according to Braine. Brogdon's court order means Houston also must be reinstated to the team.

Five'll get you ten that this dumbfuck Houston's a dyed-in-the-wool Demoscum.  He's a classic case of going to the courts to get what he can't get through legtimate means.

Oh, but it gets worse from here, kiddies.

The ruling from Superior Court Judge M. Gino Brogdon shocked Braine, who nonetheless pledged to abide by the decision.

Georgia Tech coach Chan Gailey said Houston might play as early as Saturday, when the Yellow Jackets visit No. 3 Miami.

So essentially, Braine and Gailey have both turned out to be spineless pussies (apologies to pussies) who not only don't have the cojones  to stand up to a shit-for-brains bench jockey - they're already making plans to play  the pissweaseled perp in their next game!

Chan Gailey is a former head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.  I'm beginning to see why Jerry Jones fired his sorry ass.

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For this week's PFW, my high school team is going to be the team from Terrell, Texas.  (Not sure whether they're the Bulldogs or the Tigers - if you know, feel free to tell me.)

The reason is that they ended the season last week for the Wildcats of Sulphur Springs.  And if you've read this blog for any  length of time...then you know  how I feel about Sulphur Springs.

Anyway, Terrell has Hebron Saturday in the area round of 4A Divsion II, Region I.  Hebron's undefeated, as opposed to Terrell's 10-1 record, so who knows?

Also Saturday, the Oklahoma Sooners travel to Nowhereville, aka Lubbock, to take on the Texas Tech Red Raiders.  If I were Bob Stoops, I'd play a 2-9 defense, double four of his receivers and run a free safety deep.  I'd then put my two hugest linemen up front and tell them to disrupt the backfield.

But that's just me.

Fourth-ranked LSU, fresh off its victory at Alabama, travels to Ole Miss Saturday evening to take on the Rebels.  I'll take the Tigers to win comfortably.

Sunday, the Dallas Cowboyw are at home to play the Detroit Lions' potential.  I say "potential" because, while the Lions have three of the most talented receivers in the NFL, their quarterbacking positively sucks.  If form holds, Dallas should cruise.

Memo to Jerry Jones:  If you're not gonna play Drew Henson, a trade to Detroit for one of those receivers of theirs would be a kick-ass  idea.

We're back Monday for the recap.  In the meantime, the tailgate is down, stew's cooking and I'm waiting to hear you talk about your teams.  Let's go!