Monday, October 14, 2002
OSU player arrested for disorderly conduct
By The Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State linebacker Fred Pagac Jr. was arrested and charged with persistent disorderly conduct when police said they found him trying to fight outside a bar near campus.
A court complaint said Pagac was intoxicated and trying to fight another person early Sunday morning, about 12 hours after the Buckeyes' homecoming win over San Jose State. An officer told Pagac to stop, but he continued to try to fight.
He was arrested at 3:45 a.m. and was released from Franklin County jail at 5 a.m. after he posted bond.
Persistent disorderly conduct is a fourth-degree misdemeanor, punishable by a maximum 30 days in jail and up to a $250 fine. Pagac is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday in Franklin County Municipal Court.
An Ohio State athletics department spokesman said coach Jim Tressel would have no comment until he had a chance to meet with Pagac.
Pagac's father is a former Ohio State defensive coordinator and current Oakland Raiders defensive assistant coach.
BENGALS-STEELERS
Steelers 34, Bengals 7
Bengals-Steelers game stats
Daugherty: Bengals bordering on unreal
0-6 debacle not enough to cost LeBeau his job
Steelers get Bus rolling
Kitna doesn't duck the music
Bengals Week 6 report card
Secondary still believes in itself
Randle El's TD run burns special teams
A look at woe-and-6
IN THE DIVISION
Bucs 17, Browns 3
Colts 22, Ravens 20
AROUND THE NFL
Fiedler breaks thumb but leads comeback
Rams: Season's biggest flop gets biggest win
Shaun shines bright under lights
Favre, Pack win 4th straight
This week's NFL leaders
Offensive tackles for Jags, Rams leave with broken legs
NFL Today
NLCS
Giants 4, Cardinals 3
Bonds sniffing Series
Rueter hopes to duplicate success at home
San Francisco's relievers do it again - barely
ALCS
Angels 13, Twins 5
Angels blow it open with another big inning
Twins' season ends
Piniella may not return to Mariners
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
MU coach takes blame
OSU player arrested for disorderly conduct
Heartbreak Saturday for four noted powers
Breathless weekend rattles contenders
Luck continues for opportunistic Irish
Miami sets record at No. 1
HOCKEY
Cyclones lose again
Blackhawks, Red Wings win
GOLF
Tataurangi gets first PGA win
HORSE RACING
Johar wins Oak Tree Derby at Santa Anita
NASCAR
McMurray shocks NASCAR with win in second start
UC BEARCATS
Guidugli's injury just bruised knee
PREPS
Cougars hunt state golf championship
Sunbury Big Walnut, Lima Central Catholic capture titles
High school schedules
