Maurice Clarett has been on a journey. From winning a college football national championship with Ohio State to his incarceration at the Toledo Correctional Institution — and everything that came in-between — he has lived through the highs and lows that the human experience has to offer.. Where he is now is the product of that journey. Clarett has found redemption by not only ensuring he ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett was sentenced to prison for at least 3 1/2 years Monday after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
Clarett was released in 2010 and invited to Ohio State to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the undefeated championship season of 2002. After his release from prison, he became a public speaker talking about his previous struggles and recovery. Maurice Clarett founded a behavioral health agency in Ohio.
Maurice Clarett pleaded guilty Monday to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon and was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison. ... Maurice Clarett is headed for at least three ...
Tyler Polley knew of Maurice Clarett the football player. So did most of his UConn teammates. ... He served 3 ¹/₂ years in prison for armed robbery before remaking his life with a drastic 180 ...
Clarett said he read 150 books in prison, covering many classics, and started to study the financial markets. He started a blog on his life and was released early, in July 2010, for good behavior.
The Maurice Clarett (“Clarett”) story is emblematic of what is wrong with the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s (“NCAA”) arbitrary and unjust enforcement process. It demonstrates how a life that held such promise was laid to waste ... prison term, Clarett was determined to live a different life. His
Maurice Clarett's hands touch nearly every piece of the rusted iron gym equipment covering that floor over his 90-minute workout, which on this late-spring morning consists of burnout sets for his shoulders, legs and core—the muscle groups most important to a rugby player. ... In prison Clarett began reading immediately. There was little else ...
After a spectacular first season, he was never heard from again until he went to prison. Maurice Clarett at Ohio State. As a freshman, Maurice Clarett played a major role in helping Ohio State win the national title in 2002 season. He rushed for 1,237 yards and finished with 18 touchdowns that year. It was his 5-yard touchdown run in the second ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett was sentenced to prison for at least 3 1/2 years Monday after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon. Judge David Fais announced the agreement on the day jury selection was to begin in a case in which Clarett was accused of holding up two people ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio - When the day comes that Maurice Clarett can be released from prison 3 1/2 years from now, the former Ohio State football star's life story will. Serving Summit County, CO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett was sentenced to prison for at least 31/2 years Monday after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
Maurice Clarett describes himself as “just a man with hopes and dreams.” He is spending every day of his life transforming his dreams into a new reality for other people.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- When the day comes that Maurice Clarett can be released from prison 3½ years from now, the former Ohio State football star's life story will hardly have been told in
Almost five years ago, former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett was released from prison early, and on Wednesday, he was released from his probation two months early. The now-31-year old ...
Since leaving prison in 2010 after three-and-a-half years inside, Clarett has been speaking—honestly, even bluntly—to prisons, sports teams and other organizations about the challenges ...
Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett was sentenced to prison for at least 3 1/2 years Monday after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
