Tue., October 9, 2012 11:00am (EDT)

Egging Prompts More Police Patrols
By Associated Press
Updated: 8 months ago

ATHENS, Ga.  —  
Georgia linebacker Christian Robinson says he returned from the Bulldogs' lopsided loss at South Carolina on Saturday night to find a house he shares with quarterback Aaron Murray "egged and rolled." Now Athens-Clarke County police will conduct "house checks" of the residence whenever the Bulldogs are out of town for a game. (Photo Courtesy of <a href=http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelpasch/2997459300/>justmakeit via Flickr</a>.)
Georgia linebacker Christian Robinson says he returned from the Bulldogs' lopsided loss at South Carolina on Saturday night to find a house he shares with quarterback Aaron Murray "egged and rolled." Now Athens-Clarke County police will conduct "house checks" of the residence whenever the Bulldogs are out of town for a game. (Photo Courtesy of justmakeit via Flickr.)
Police in Athens say they will increase patrols of University of Georgia football players' homes while the athletes are out of town for away games.

Georgia linebacker Christian Robinson says he returned from the Bulldogs' lopsided loss at South Carolina on Saturday night to find a house he shares with quarterback Aaron Murray "egged and rolled." Robinson, a senior, concluded the toilet paper and eggs on the house were a result of the loss.

Athens-Clarke County police will conduct "house checks" of the residence whenever the Bulldogs are out of town for a game.

Georgia (5-1, 3-1 Southeastern Conference) has a week off before playing at Kentucky on Oct. 20.