A video of Perry having sex with a female which was taped in September has surfaced in early December and apparently wound up on the net. If he indeed is suspended this could be the reason why. I googled it and this is what I came up with. Unbelievable:
A sexually explicit video posted on Hurricanes quarterback N’Kosi Perry’s Snapchat story had University of Miami students talking and sharing the post during the final weeks of the semester, but on Friday the UM Athletics Department only would acknowledge that the salacious 10-second video was “inappropriate” and would not confirm if Perry was in the video.
“We are aware of an inappropriate video posted on a social media account associated with one of our student-athletes,” a UM spokesman said in an statement to The Miami Hurricane. “The video has been removed and the posting has been addressed with the student-athlete. We will continue to be committed to high standards of conduct at UM.”
The Miami Hurricane reached out for additional comments, but the UM spokesman declined the request.
The video appears to show two nude people having sex. It was posted on Perry’s Snapchat within 15 hours after the Hurricanes’ 49-24 victory over the Toledo Rockets on Sept. 15. However, a screen recording of his Snapchat story from that day resurfaced among the Miami student body in late November.
Other clips posted on Perry’s story that day include a photo of his uniform and a brief video of his teammates. No faces are visible during the part of the story in question.
Students were discussing and sharing the video following Thanksgiving break and throughout the final exam period, which ended Dec. 12.
“I’m kind of thinking, ‘well that is an idiotic thing to do,’” said one student who saw the video in November, but asked not to be identified.
“N’Kosi Perry has a reputation at the school to maintain,” said the UM junior. “He’s the face of the football program as a student-athlete. He’s the face of the University of Miami as a whole to a very big national audience. If you do stuff like this, there are going to be consequences. It’s just such a bad look.”
Reaction among students ranged disbelief to disgust.
“I was a little bit shocked to say the least,” a UM sophomore said about seeing the video for the first time. “Once you break down what kind of happened and take it all in, you automatically think of all the legal implications. He’s the face of our football program.”
Some students say the other person in the video is a UM female, but The Miami Hurricane could not confirm this information.
“From the details we know, it’s weird that he posted it,” said a senior journalism major. “It’s a stupid decision by someone who is a college kid. Everyone makes mistakes and does stupid things, but knowing the type of celebrity you are around campus, is almost laughable.”
Perry has faced scrutiny on and off the field this year. The Ocala, Florida native—who started six games including the last three contests—has thrown for 1,089 yards and 13 touchdowns in 10 appearances.
This is not the first time a video posted to Perry’s social media accounts has caught peoples’ attention.
In late October, the redshirt freshman posted a video, on his Instagram account, riding in a car with a large sum of money in his lap.
“It’s been addressed,” Hurricanes coach Mark Richt said in October. “He didn’t break any laws. He didn’t break any NCAA rules. He’s in good standing, but the image is not good. We don’t like that. He’s just got to be more mature and more wise with what he does.”
A sexually explicit video posted on Hurricanes quarterback N’Kosi Perry’s Snapchat story had University of Miami students talking and sharing the post during the final weeks of the semester, but on Friday the UM Athletics Department only would acknowledge that the salacious 10-second video was “inappropriate” and would not confirm if Perry was in the video.
“We are aware of an inappropriate video posted on a social media account associated with one of our student-athletes,” a UM spokesman said in an statement to The Miami Hurricane. “The video has been removed and the posting has been addressed with the student-athlete. We will continue to be committed to high standards of conduct at UM.”
The Miami Hurricane reached out for additional comments, but the UM spokesman declined the request.
The video appears to show two nude people having sex. It was posted on Perry’s Snapchat within 15 hours after the Hurricanes’ 49-24 victory over the Toledo Rockets on Sept. 15. However, a screen recording of his Snapchat story from that day resurfaced among the Miami student body in late November.
Other clips posted on Perry’s story that day include a photo of his uniform and a brief video of his teammates. No faces are visible during the part of the story in question.
Students were discussing and sharing the video following Thanksgiving break and throughout the final exam period, which ended Dec. 12.
“I’m kind of thinking, ‘well that is an idiotic thing to do,’” said one student who saw the video in November, but asked not to be identified.
“N’Kosi Perry has a reputation at the school to maintain,” said the UM junior. “He’s the face of the football program as a student-athlete. He’s the face of the University of Miami as a whole to a very big national audience. If you do stuff like this, there are going to be consequences. It’s just such a bad look.”
Reaction among students ranged disbelief to disgust.
“I was a little bit shocked to say the least,” a UM sophomore said about seeing the video for the first time. “Once you break down what kind of happened and take it all in, you automatically think of all the legal implications. He’s the face of our football program.”
Some students say the other person in the video is a UM female, but The Miami Hurricane could not confirm this information.
“From the details we know, it’s weird that he posted it,” said a senior journalism major. “It’s a stupid decision by someone who is a college kid. Everyone makes mistakes and does stupid things, but knowing the type of celebrity you are around campus, is almost laughable.”
Perry has faced scrutiny on and off the field this year. The Ocala, Florida native—who started six games including the last three contests—has thrown for 1,089 yards and 13 touchdowns in 10 appearances.
This is not the first time a video posted to Perry’s social media accounts has caught peoples’ attention.
In late October, the redshirt freshman posted a video, on his Instagram account, riding in a car with a large sum of money in his lap.
“It’s been addressed,” Hurricanes coach Mark Richt said in October. “He didn’t break any laws. He didn’t break any NCAA rules. He’s in good standing, but the image is not good. We don’t like that. He’s just got to be more mature and more wise with what he does.”
