An undetermined number of Charleston Southern football players will be suspended for Saturdays game at No. 3 Florida State for spending scholarship money allocated for books on other items, a source told ESPN.On Thursday, Charleston Southern senior running back Ben Robinson posted on Facebook: So basically about 30+ players on my team including me have been suspended for using book money to buy other things in the book store like pencils, binders, and electronics, out of our school bookstore. We would have left over book money and the workers in the bookstore advised us to spend the money because we would not get it back, so we did.Charleston Southern, an FCS school, lost at North Dakota State 24-17 on Aug. 27 and defeated Division II Kentucky State 57-7 on Sept. 3.Charleston Southern athletic director Hank Small announced last week that head coach Jamey Chadwell and an unnamed assistant would serve a one-game suspension and that several players would be held out against Kentucky State for potential NCAA violations.Chadwells suspension was not related to the misuse of scholarship money, but because of the use of social media for recruiting.What we are trying to prevent is winning games in a particular sport that may become forfeitures in the future because players who broke the rules participated in the games, Small said in a statement last week. Currently we are most concerned with our fall sports (volleyball, football, soccer and cross country) because those sports are competing right now. We will examine each sport, department-wide, as we move forward.The rules regarding scholarship and book money are explicit on what the monies can be spent on. This is covered in our own student-athlete handbook. It only came to light recently that we may have some issues to clear up. We have to be sure there are no difficulties down the line in regards to having ineligible athletes participate.Chadwells suspension will be served against Albany State on Oct. 8. Air Max 200 Pas Cher . -- Jimmy Walkers first PGA Tour trophy came with a special gift tucked inside. Air Max 95 Femme Pas Cher . -- The proud fathers huddled near the Dallas Stars dressing room, smiling, laughing and telling stories while wearing replica green sweaters of their sons team. http://www.maxnikepascher.fr/grossiste-air-max-90-chine/max-90-essential.html . 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Ben Teo has revealed it was a conversation with Australia star Israel Folau that gave him the belief to cross codes and pursue an international career with England.Teo made his Test debut off the bench in Saturdays 37-21 victory over South Africa and is poised to win a second cap when Fiji visit Twickenham this weekend in the second of four autumn internationals.Born in Auckland but moving to Australia when he was 17, he grew up playing both codes of rugby but it was league that claimed his allegiance and he went on to make eight State of Origin appearances for Queensland.Folau had already made the transition when the two shared a house together for five months in Sydney and it was the brilliant Wallabies full-back who ultimately convinced his former Brisbane Broncos team-mate to switch codes.I was living with Israel Folau at the time, we were living in Kensington. I was at Souths and he was at Waratahs, Teo said. I was feeling a little bit stale and asking myself some questions and I bounced it off him a little bit.I said Im 27, do you think its too late?. He said No, no its not too late. I asked if he thought that I would be alright or is it too hard? He said No I think that you can do it. Hes someone that gave me a lot of confidence to give it a go. I left the door open when I first came because I didnt know what would happen. If I had left it too late annd I just wasnt on everyone elses level I would have gone back.ddddddddddddhe initial part was hard but then I really started to enjoy the game and fall back in love with it. The World Cup was a really big thing for me. I watched every game and really enjoyed it as a spectator.I started getting the love back. And then I shut the door - there was no way I was going back.Teos first union club was Leinster, and Ireland were hoping to eventually secure his services on residency grounds before Eddie Jones persuaded him to opt for England, an act made possible through his mothers heritage.The first thing I decided was wanting to play rugby union. Obviously my time in rugby league was fun but I was looking for something else, Teo said. I had some questions myself, such as if I had stayed in union as a kid would I have made it? Would I have been a good player? I needed to answer those questions myself.The opportunity to play union took me to Ireland, thats where I played and then a chat with Eddie. A chat about if I got myself over to the Premiership I would have an opportunity if I played well to put myself in the system and thats how it came along. I obviously knew being eligible and having a passport, it was just the way that it went! ' ' '