LSU Tigers football analyst Antonio Parks, who recently joined the program from the Oregon Ducks, has been charged with one count of felony strangulation after an incident in Oregon. The alleged incident involved Parks strangling a woman after she posted a social media video that he did not approve of. The woman reportedly took photos of her injuries and filed a probable cause affidavit, leading to Parks’ arrest on March 2. Parks has since denied the charges, stating that he maintains his innocence.
Parks, who was an offensive analyst at Oregon for the past two seasons before joining LSU, was released from jail on a conditional release. He has a background as a college football cornerback, having played at UTSA and Arizona. Parks played for LSU running backs coach Frank Wilson at UTSA.
While Parks claims innocence and believes the charges are an attempt to ruin his career, the allegations have raised concerns and questions about his character. LSU has not yet commented on the situation, and it remains to be seen how this will impact Parks’ future with the program. Supporters of Parks are hoping for a fair investigation and resolution to the case, while critics are calling for accountability and consequences if the allegations are proven true.
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