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Kristick

Kristick, a former Oregon State Beaver, allegedly took a joyride on a golf cart along with two of his college teammates in mid-March. The charge is a felony. This won’t help his already long odds of making the Niners’ roster.

Kristick and two other Oregon State football players took an athletic department golf cart on a joyride, flipping it over, and leaving it in a handicapped parking space. Kristick was a first-team all-Pac 10 linebacker last season. He remains a longshot to make the 49ers’ roster.

Alex Boone appears to have made the 53. Brown, undrafted out of West Virginia, looked good at the Senior Bowl, but never put a hint of pressure on Nate Davis for the No. 3 QB job. (Davis, by the way, was kept on the team).

Kristick, undrafted out of Oregon State, is headed for a reserve/special teams role.

The rookie special teamer has nine tackles in five games this season.

The special teamer goes to make room for QB Scott Tolzien. Coming off an ankle injury, Kristick does have practice squad eligibility.