Arkansas Tight End Suspended for Belk Bowl for Shoplifting During Belk Shopping Spree
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I thought it was impossible to shoplift during a shopping spree. Arkansas tight end Jeremy Sprinkle made the impossible, possible.
Before playing in his final game as a Razorback, Sprinkle allegedly violated the rules of the Belk Bowl shopping spree. According to SEC Country, each player was given 90 minutes to spend $450 in the SEC's favorite department store. They also received a Fossil watch. Sprinkle tried to take home more than $450 in merchandise.
Bret Bielema suspended Sprinkle two hours before kickoff, ending his career as a Razorback. Sprinkle had 4 touchdowns in his final season and is considered the No. 7 tight end in the NFL Draft.
Maybe if the NFL doesn't work out, Sprinkle can improve Belk's advertisements by replacing Jim McElwain.
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I thought it was impossible to shoplift during a shopping spree. Arkansas tight end Jeremy Sprinkle made the impossible, possible.
Before playing in his final game as a Razorback, Sprinkle allegedly violated the rules of the Belk Bowl shopping spree. According to SEC Country, each player was given 90 minutes to spend $450 in the SEC's favorite department store. They also received a Fossil watch. Sprinkle tried to take home more than $450 in merchandise.
Bret Bielema suspended Sprinkle two hours before kickoff, ending his career as a Razorback. Sprinkle had 4 touchdowns in his final season and is considered the No. 7 tight end in the NFL Draft.
Maybe if the NFL doesn't work out, Sprinkle can improve Belk's advertisements by replacing Jim McElwain.
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