Shout out to former Collegian football writer and sports editor Wade Malcolm for contributing to this report from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Terrelle Pryor, thought of by some as the nation's top football recruit, was charged with disorderly conduct for his involvement in an incident at Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh Saturday. Pryor recently announced that Penn State is among six schools he's considering to attend.
Kennywood police asked the 18-year-old Pryor to leave the park after he got into a verbal confrontation with a man, who Pryor said inappropriately touched a female friend of his.
"He was asked to leave, and he refused to leave," West Mifflin Police Chief Joseph Popovich said. "He was giving security a hard time with his language. He was just being mouthy."
When a West Mifflin police officer arrived, Pryor was then escorted out of the park and told he would receive a citation for disorderly conduct in the mail.
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-- Corey
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