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There's a modest controversy brewing over these because Stafford might have to face some music to the tune of several games' suspension handed down by coach Mark Richt.
Georgia athletics officials, including coach Mark Richt, are aware of the pictures. In fact, Richt plans to meet with his starting signal caller when he returns from a trip to Jacksonville, Florida where he and other coaches spoke to the local Bulldog Club.Personally I'm just giggling at EDSBS' "Y Tu Mama Tambien" characterization of the proceedings. May I add that the lovely lady looks like a walking ad for Whataburger right down to the tank and beverage container (related photos here).
Stafford's possible association with alcohol comes just a week after redshirt freshman linebacker Akeem Hebron was arrested for underage drinking. Hebron was also charged with a similar violation six months ago.
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