Story Published:
Nov 4, 2009 at 8:31 PM MDT
Story Updated:
Nov 5, 2009 at 8:05 AM MDT
BILLINGS - Along with Flores' guilty plea Wednesday to conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute cocaine, several others were arraigned on federal drug charges.
They are Andy Petek, Chase Raynock, Robert Reed, and Edward White. Prominent names all connected with the Billings Outlaws.
Flores played six years for the Billings Outlaws as a defensive back before leaving in 2006. A graduate of Montana State, Flores earned second team All-American honors his senior year in 1999 with the Bobcats.
Robert Reed, 34, spent last season as an assistant coach for the Outlaws. He remains one of the teams all time leading receivers in franchise history retiring after the 2008 season. This past year Reed was the teams offensive coordinator.
Chase Raynock, former offensive line coach, played high school football at Skyview before attending the University of Montana. After a four-year career with the Griz, Raynock spent time in the NFL and NFL Europen before joining the Outlaws coaching staff. This past season Raynock was the team's offensive line coach and director of sales.
Andy Petek played less than a season for the Outlaws. Petek earned first team All-American honors at the University of Montana graduating in 2000. He still holds the single-season sack record for the Griz and was the Big Sky defensive MVP his senior year.
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Tuesday, Nov 24 at 11:11 PM FTG96 wrote ...
Petek has always been a douchbag. Prison would be the best thing for him, that is what he needs.