UConn's Nate Miles arrested.
by Andrew Porter on Sep 25, 2008 6:33 PM EDT
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Highly-touted UConn basketball player Nate Miles was arrested Monday night on charges of violating a restraining order, according to the Hartford Courant.
Miles, a freshman, was served with the restraining order at 8:00 p.m. on Monday, and allegedly violated it by calling the protected party just 16 minutes later, according to a report from David Borges of the New Haven Register.
At best, the incident is an inauspicious start to Miles' UConn career. Miles, a combo guard/forward attended five high schools and had a controversial recruitment.
The arrrest is one in a string of embarassing incidents for the basketball team. Last year, Jerome Dyson and Doug Wiggins were both arrested on alcohol-related charges and in 2005, former UConn player Marcus Williams and current UConn point guard A.J. Price were arrested in connection with laptop-thefts.
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So what was he doing in the 16 minutes between being served and violating the order?
by anonymous coward on Sep 26, 2008 12:39 AM EDT reply actions
C’mon. How many times do we have to be subjected to these stories of another over-coddled worthless social trilobite who just happens to be able to dunk a basketball asking us to look the other way or summon up some excuse for his inexcusable criminal conduct? Nate Miles is just another no class ghetto rat who will most assuredly wind up in a state penitentiary…right where he belongs. What a spoiled pile of feces. Basketball is a lame sport anyway.
by Keith Gould on Mar 25, 2009 8:44 PM EDT reply actions
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