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    TCU players formally charged in drug investigation

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    By Rob Voelker on April 6, 2012 Big 12 Sports

    FORT WORTH, Texas (AP)   Three of four TCU football players accused of selling marijuana as part of a six-month drug sting has been charged with felonies.  Defensive tackle D.J. Yendrey, linebacker Tanner Brock and offensive tackle Ty Horn are among 14 people charged with Thursday in the TCU drug investigation.  All three are charged with delivering a quarter-ounce to five pounds of marijuana.  Cornerback Devin Johnson was charged last month with three cases of delivering a quarter-ounce to five pounds of marijuana.  Convictions could mean up to two years in state jail for Brock, Horn and Johnson.  Convictions could mean up to 10 years in prison for Yendry, who’s charged with delivering in a drug-free zone.  The four are accused of selling marijuana to undercover officers, sometimes arranging deals around practices.

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