Atlanta's Hebert suspended from LSU for DWI

Former Greater Atlanta Christian High School standout T-Bob Hebert has been suspended from the LSU football team following a DWI arrest, the New Orleans Times-Picayune is reporting.

Hebert, the son of former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Bobby Hebert, reportedly was arrested Friday night for driving drunk.

"We have a high level of expectations for the players in our program and this type of behavior is not acceptable," LSU head football coach Les Miles told the Times-Picayne Monday.

Hebert will be suspended for an indefinite time from all football activities, and can earn reinstatement upon completing an undisclosed list of obligations prescribed by Miles.

Hebert graduated from Greater Atlanta Christian in 2007, and currently is a junior at LSU. He started 11 games in 2009, but suffered a broken leg during spring practice.

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