Less than a month ago, Justin Feagin was booted off the Michigan football team. Now, the reason behind the mysterious "violation of team rules" is out according to a police report obtained by the Detroit Free Press.
Feagin, a quarterback/wide receiver, was involved in a failed cocaine deal that was also tied to arson on the Michigan campus in the early morning hours of March 26.
To read the full police report, check out the Free Press' Web site.
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