Two Toledo Players Arrested After the Win Against Michigan

Basically it's what you'd expect. A Mid-American Conference team, Toledo, beat up the once great Michigan Wolverines 13-10 on Saturday and the players did exactly what any college kid in the entire country would do, went out to the bars and celebrated.

The problem is, not all of us are the team captain or 6'5", 250 pounds as Nick Moore and Albertson Alexandre are and we are not getting in fights outside of bars or approaching a cop and tapping on his gun. Both players were arrested, facing fines and potentially jail time if convicted.

Rockets wide receiver Nick Moore, who had a school-record 20 catches for 162 yards, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct intoxication, a minor misdemeanor, outside of Ryno's Bar & Grill on 2633 West Bancroft. UT defensive end Albertson Alexandre was charged with obstructing official business, a second-degree misdemeanor.

Moore, a senior and team captain, and Jason Link of Columbus were involved in a fistfight at 2:30 a.m. Sunday in the establishment's parking lot, according to police.

According to the report, the police showed up on the scene and sprayed mace on the crowd of around 30 or 40 people, which obviously makes the drunk collegiate students a lot less likely to become aggressive towards the mace-sprayers.

Alexandre, a junior from Miami, repeatedly approached the officers, ignoring numerous commands to leave the area, according to the report. After approaching an officer and tapping his firearm while trying to get his attention, Alexandre was taken into custody, according to police.

Well, that's an intelligent move. Not only are you stumbling around drunk, but you're approaching the cops when they ask you to stop and you have the nerve to touch the officer's gun. Why didn't one of them just pull a Tweeder from "Varsity Blues" and steal the cop car? I'm sure that fine's pretty manageable.