Re “Sources: Vick in as coach at NSU ... the sustained torture and killing of dogs that went on for years. His motivation revealed during the trial was money and entertainment.
It’s not surprising, nor is it unfair, that Michael Vick’s sordid past as an abuser/killer of dogs gets revisited whenever the once-upon-a-time star NFL quarterback is in the news. And here we ...
Michael Vick's recent reported hiring as the Norfolk State head football coach has prompted a response about his criminal past by the animal rights group PETA. Norfolk State has not confirmed Vick ...
I’m excited to watch him as he communicates with the children,” he added. Related: Michael Vick Dog Fighting Survivors: Where Are They Now? In January, Vick was added to the College Football ...
As Michael Vick walked to the podium ... However, in 2007, Vick pleaded guilty to being involved in a dog fighting ring at a property he owned in rural Virginia and was sentenced to nearly two ...
Norfolk State University, a historically Black college in Virginia, announced this week that former NFL quarterback Michael Vick will be the ... brutal executions of dogs that didn’t make ...
Michael Vick says the first person he reached out to after being named head coach at Norfolk State was Deion Sanders. Vick mentioned Sanders when he was introduced on Monday as the 19th head coach ...
Coach Vick at Norfolk State just makes sense. Oh absolutely. Michael Vick becoming the head coach of Norfolk State would be a very big deal here in VA. I never knew how bad the 757 needed this ...
Nine years after taking his final snap as an NFL quarterback, Michael Vick could soon return to the field as a college football head coach. Monday, multiple reports linked the former No. 1 pick to ...
Norfolk State is hiring former NFL quarterback Michael Vick as head coach. Vick confirmed the news Tuesday night on his verified Facebook account. The Virginian-Pilot was the first to report the news.
Former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick is returning ... guilty to being involved in a dog fighting ring, which resulted in 21 months in federal prison. Vick, now an advocate for animal ...