((HT: WBNS-TV))
And the HQ doesn't think that it has anything to do with the stop sign he rolled through when our friends at 10TV saw him leaving his tOSU team meeting Monday night...
But, earlier in May, it was disclosed that Pryor's license had been suspended for a failure to provide proof of insurance. There is no word on whether or not he fixed the issue and was driving around on a provisional license- or the Ohio equivalent to something like that...
Paul Aker has new allegations from another worker over at Fine Line Ink who has proof that athletes, including Pryor, dealt memorabilia for tattoos last December- after former head coach Jim Tressel claimed to know of the problems arising on campus... and just before the Feds told tOSU of the problems in Columbus...
Here's the interview...
2215 UPDATE: WCMH-TV/NBC4i says the Franklin County ((OH)) Clerk of Courts told them that Pryor was not given driving privileges. Pryor's license was suspended for no proof of insurance and is in effect through August 18.
Driving with a suspended license is a first-degree misdemeanor in Ohio punishable by a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
Also from NBC4i
Sources tell NBC4 Sports that nine current Ohio State football players are being interviewed Wednesday by the NCAA as part of the ongoing investigation. These are the current players who were named in the recent article by Sports Illustrated.
Oops...again...
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