Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel has had quite the year since winning the Heisman trophy as a freshman for the first time in history and although he made headlines for that accomplishment months ago, the only press he seems to get leading up to the upcoming season is about partying and other off the field antics, including getting tossed out of a University of Texas frat party.
According to ESPN.com, Manziel was spotted at a Texas party and a video was posted on the website SB Nation of him getting yelled at and thrown out of the party with one person screaming "get the f*ck out". The SB Nation Texas blog "Burnt Orange Nation" posted the video and some of the people at the party posted pictures and messages on Twitter about him being at the party and also being thrown out. The website said that Manziel was quickly tossed from the party after he showed up and he also was seen in a pink polo shirt covered in beer after someone possibly spilled one on him and he just missed getting hit by a can on his way out as well.
Following the video of the party, pictures were posted of Manziel at another party in Austin over the weekend wearing a Tim Tebow jersey from the New York Jets and partying at a fraternity daytime event. Manziel tweeted out "just win baby" and something about "double digit wins" and championships in response to his Texas party antics and clearly he is continuing the behavior that he has done all year after winning the Heisman, including when he was seen at basketball games, gambling and partying.
All this news comes after Manziel had to answer questions about his behavior at the Manning Passing Academy after he was asked to leave early, reportedly because he was hung over and over slept, missing activities while working as a counselor there. During SEC media week he answered numerous questions about the incident and it was all everyone seemed to be talking about and he said that he was doing what every normal college kid does and that he is living his life to the fullest. Manziel bursted onto the scene as a record-setting freshman and he also helped the Aggies defeat Alabama on the way to winning the Heisman as a freshman.
Many have criticized Manziel for his behavior during the offseason and that he should be concentrating more on football and more news has come out about his past after the incidents, including when he reached a plea on charges after being arrested. ESPN reports that Maziel reportedly shoved an assistant graduate coach at a spring game after throwing multiple interceptions and now the focus on him will be even greater next season, as will his expectations for the Aggies.
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