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Football: Ex-Cal star Fujita to serve three-game suspension for role in Saints’ bounty scandal

By Jeff Faraudo
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012 at 5:50 pm in Alumni, Football.

Former Cal linebacker Scott Fujita faced the music today over his involvement in the New Orleans Saints’ bounty scandal.

Fujita, now with the Cleveland Browns, was hit with a three-game suspension, without pay. If he is unable to get the penalty reduced through appeal, Fujita will lose about $644,000.

Fujita, 33, played at Cal from 1998 through 2001. He was drafted in the fifth round by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2002 and also played for Dallas before joining the Saints in 2006.

Here’s a story from the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.

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7 Responses to “Football: Ex-Cal star Fujita to serve three-game suspension for role in Saints’ bounty scandal”

  1. Eric Says:

    Not good. Not good at all.

  2. covinared Says:

    at least he didn’t kill himself.

  3. Will Says:

    Too soon, Covina.

  4. covinared Says:

    you’re right. sorry.

  5. MoreNCsarecoming Says:

    Serves him right. That was truly poor sportsmanship but not surprising.

  6. BlueNGold Says:

    Being a huge fan of the sleazy cheaters, its certainly easy to spot poor sportsmanship, isn’t it?

  7. Will Says:

    MoreNCS_are_ignored and sanctioned! troll post blocked

    Hahahaha. Anal lesions still sticking around. How pathetic!

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