"We’ve had a good, open relationship with them for a long time," he said of the family. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley said in December that he had "zero concern" about Rattler's high school suspension. Spencer Rattler said he embarrassed his family and let his team down. And with that platform comes responsibility." This is something that he has to learn - is that he has that platform now. If it was just some kid that didn't have his profile, you would never hear about any of this. "He was not doing drugs at school," Michael said. We're going to keep it that way."Īdded Susan: "He made a mistake, and he's moved on. "I've heard all kinds of rumors, and 98 percent of them are wrong," Michael Rattler said. Rattler's parents, Michael and Susan, addressed their son's suspension in the Netflix series.
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No details of the code of conduct rule violation were provided due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
Rattler first said he was sitting the game out due to an MCL injury, a story his parents and school administrators decided was best. "It was a code of conduct rule, and I was ineligible, not suspended. "A day or two before the ESPN game, I messed up," Rattler said in the series, which was released Friday morning. He was deemed ineligible to compete in sports for 30 days, and missed the rest of the season. Rattler, from Pinnacle High School in Phoenix, violated a district code of conduct rule in mid-October just before Senior Night. Oklahoma five-star freshman Spencer Rattler is one of three quarterbacks featured in Season 3 of 'QB1: Beyond the Lights,' a Netflix documentary series that shadows three high school quarterbacks as they play their senior seasons.
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