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Fanhouse: Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State Receiver, Suspended One Game for DUI

Filed under: Oklahoma State, Big 12, Police BlotterOklahoma State coach Mike Gundy took a day to gather all the information on star receiver Justin Blackmon's DUI arrest and Wednesday came back with the anticipated decision.

Blackmon, 20, will serve a one-game suspension for the situation in which he has admitted to drinking as a minor. He will miss Saturday's game against Kansas State.

The sophomore receiver and three friends attended the Dallas Cowboys' Monday Night Football Game as guests of Cowboys rookie and former OSU star Dez Bryant.

The vehicle Blackmon was driving in the early morning hours Tuesday back ...

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