TCU player formally charged in drug investigation
Credit: WFAA
A look at the warrants from the TCU drug bust reveals that the largest deals include those allegedly made by football players David Yendry and Devin Johnson. Their alleged marijuana sales total less than $1600. Bud Dillard is accused of selling 250 Xanax pills for $750 and Matthew Davis faces charges for allegedly participating in three buys, totaling $1800.
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