Raheem Brock

Raheem Brock, a Temple graduate the Eagles let get away, was arrested Thursday and charged with theft of services and resisting arrest. The 33-year-old defensive end, an NFL free agent, was accused of walking out on a bill at the Copabanana bar on South Street, according to police. Apparently, Brock, another man, and a woman were asked to leave because she brought in food from another restaurant, so they left without paying for already served drinks, police said. A scuffle followed when Brock was questioned soon afterward by police at another South Street eatery, Iskabibble's, police said.

JAIQUAWN JARRETT   Position: Strong safety Drafted: 2nd round, 54th overall. College: Temple. Size: 6-0/196 pounds. Age: 21. Born: Sept. 21, 1989, in Brooklyn, N.Y. At Temple: Started 43 of 49 games and made 299 tackles in his career, 11th-most in school history . . . Was a team captain and the Owls' 2010 MVP . . . Was a first-team All-America selection by Pro Football Weekly as a senior. Strong endorsement: Al Golden, his coach at Temple, called Jarrett one of the finest tacklers he'd ever seen.

Corey Simon got the two things he wanted: financial security and an outstanding opportunity to return to the Super Bowl. The former Eagles defensive tackle received them yesterday when he agreed to a five-year deal with the Indianapolis Colts. The deal came four days after the Eagles had removed the franchise tag from him, allowing him to become an unrestricted free agent. Financial details of the agreement were not immediately available, but Simon was more than satisfied.

A number of people told Raheem Brock he should take his football talents to a college other than Temple. One was his father, Zachary Dixon, who used his Temple career as a springboard to a seven-season career in the NFL. "Oh, my dad had nothing against the football program," Brock said. "He just felt it would be better if I got away from Philadelphia because so much bad stuff seems to happen here. " The arm-twisting - gentle though it was - didn't work. The 6-3, 245-pound Brock, who twice was a first-team Daily News All-City linebacker at Murrell Dobbins, has made an oral commitment to the Owls.

Carolina Panthers running back Lamar Smith was charged with drunken driving yesterday, the latest legal embarrassment for the team. Smith, 31, was charged with driving while impaired, speeding, and reckless driving, according to a deputy with the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Department. He was released after posting a $1,200 bond. He could not be reached for comment and team spokesman Charlie Dayton declined to comment. Smith has started in all 11 games this season and rushed for 737 yards with seven touchdowns.

Family members described Gina Clarke-Lewis as the "glue" that held everyone together, but as loved ones gathered to remember the Temple University student yesterday, they thought of one person who couldn't let her go. Her family believed that it was an ex-boyfriend who shot and killed Clarke-Lewis, 27, Friday night outside her apartment at The Landings at Lake Pine, in Lindenwold, Camden County. Authorities said she was arriving home from her job as a waitress at Cibo Bistro and Wine Bar, in Philadelphia International Airport, when she was killed.

ANDRE ODOM has come up with a novel incentive to encourage student-athletes. Odom is the director of the "Legends of the Pub" Football Camp, which will hold its first annual event on Friday and Saturday. He said he expects NFL players from Philly, including Jameel McClain (Ravens, George Washington High), Jahri Evans (Saints, Frankford), Raheem Brock (Seahawks, Dobbins), Brent Grimes (Falcons, Northeast), Dominique Curry (Rams, Washington) and Curtis Brinkley (Chargers, West Catholic)

The extra young Raheem Brock figured his father was merely his father. He figured every dad had a separate room for trophies and mementoes and could pop NFL game tapes into a VCR and comment, "Now on this play, son, I . . . " Raheem Brock, a 6-3, 235-pound junior, is a blossoming stud at Murrell Dobbins Tech as a tight end, outside linebacker and punter. His father is Temple product Zachary Dixon, who was a running back and return man for the Broncos, Giants, Eagles, Colts and Seahawks in his NFL career (1979-85)

H ANK BASKETT doesn't leave his woman stranded on base. The Eagles wide receiver twice batted home his fiancee, Kendra Wilkinson , Saturday evening at the Poochman Celebrity Softball Classic, at Campbell's Field, in Camden. Wilkinson, the Playboy Playmate and former "Girls Next Door" star, who soon debuts a new E! show "Kendra," hit two singles off Your Humble Narrator. Eagles tight end Brent Celek also pounded a few into the outfield at the game, a charity event organized by 100.3 The Beat DJ Pooch , aka Derek Frith, who celebrates a birthday today.

After growing with the Temple football team as it went from a one-win season to the school's first bowl appearance in 30 years last season, five former Owls are hoping to parlay their success into a spot on an NFL roster. With the league's draft being held Thursday through Saturday, none of the Owls is certain to be picked, but the hopefuls are safety Dominique Harris (6-foot-3, 215 pounds), linebacker Alex Joseph (6-2, 235), tight end Steve Maneri (6-6, 275), defensive tackle Andre Neblett (6-2, 300)