Oklahoma Sooners Football: Quarterback Chris Robison Arrested for Public Intoxication

Oklahoma quarterback Chris Robison was arrested and charged with public Intoxication in the early hours of Sunday morning, Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office records confirm. Walk-on Ronnie Larue was also arrested for the same offense a few hours later.

Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office

Robison, an true freshman and early enrollee, had just finished his first Spring Game as a Sooner hours before his arrest. The Mesquite, Texas, native completed three of his five passes for 49 yards and ran for a touchdown in front of an announced crowd of 43,723 at Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

This news comes just a month and a half after fellow Sooner Baker Mayfield was arrested for an alcohol-related incident in Arkansas. Oklahoma quarterbacks need to chill out!

I thought the guy looked pretty sharp out on the field on Saturday, but this is less than ideal news. However, I’m obviously not going to throw stones in this situation. A college freshman being arrested for public intoxication isn’t exactly earth-shattering news, and this situation will hopefully provide a good learning experience for the guy. I do think it’s safe to say that Robison’s remaining practices this spring will include some stadium steps and a few private sessions with Coach Schmidt.