Two University of Georgia football players are facing misdemeanor battery charges, and a third has been named by police as a suspect in an unrelated incident in which a Georgia student was beaten and hospitalized.

In what could just be described as really really really bad manors, Guard Justin Anderson and tackle Trinton Sturdivant were arrested by Athens-Clarke County Sheriff’s deputies Monday night and charged for allegedly touching the stomach of a pregnant woman.

In a tougher bad manners sell, sophomore defensive end Michael Lemon is a suspect in a weekend altercation at an Athens apartment complex, in which a Georgia student suffered eye injury and head trauma. According to the police report, “Lemon punched [the victim] five times … and several witness advised that Mr. Lemon’s friends ‘huddled’ around Mr. Lemon as he was punching [the victim].”

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