Meandering through the maize (and blue): Justin Feagin charged, Molk back, Top 10 point guards

Posted on Tue, Oct 20, 2009 : 8:32 a.m.

The problems continue for former Michigan football player Justin Feagin.

The 20-year-old former wide receiver was arraigned in Ann Arbor on Monday for his role in a failed drug deal that ended up being part of the reason he was booted from the Michigan football team. He was charged with conspiracy to deliver and possession of less than 50 grams of cocaine. He could face a maximum of 20 years in prison on the conspiracy charge.

FOOTBALL:

Center David Molk should be back this week for Penn State.

Stevie Brown is holding out hope Michigan can reach the Rose Bowl this year, writes Dave Birkett of AnnArbor.com.

Michigan expresses its sadness after the death of Connecticut cornerback Jasper Howard. Howard almost went to Western Michigan and has friends and former teammates on the Broncos squad, writes Graham Couch of the Kalamazoo Gazette. And police seem to be ready to issue an arrest warrant on an unnamed assailant, reports the Associated Press.

Kevin Koger is trying to become a more complete tight end, writes Ryan Autillo of the Toledo Blade.

Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! writes that scheduling weak teams is the way to reach the BCS title game.

Paola Boivin of the Arizona Republic hopes that someone knocks off the Iowa Hawkeyes, if only to save the Big Ten from another national championship embarrassment.

BASKETBALL:

Michigan State's Kalin Lucas and Penn State's Talor Battle are among Gary Parrish's Top 10 point/combo guards in the country.

OTHER SPORTS AND STUFF:

CBS' Armen Keteyian has investigated Steve McNair's death for three months. And he has some doubts.

Boxer Jack Johnson - a champion in the early 1900s - is being pushed for a posthumous pardon for his arrest for dating a white woman, CNN reports.

If you liked the TV show Arrested Development, check out channel IFC. It'll be showing all of the episodes.

NOT THE TV SHOW, BUT THE BAND ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT PERFORMING MR. WENDAL: