Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson has pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license but remains eligible to play in the Outback Bowl against South Carolina.
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BATH TOWNSHIP, MI (AP) -- Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson has pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license but remains eligible to play in the Outback Bowl against South Carolina.
Wolverines spokesman David Ablauf (AB'-loff) said Tuesday that Robinson paid a fine and faces no additional punishment from the Ann Arbor school.
Bath Township police Lt. Lyle Lindemulder says Robinson was pulled over in the mid-Michigan community in the early morning hours of Nov. 4 for failing to signal and having an expired license plate tag.
The Clinton County district court clerk's office says Robinson pleaded guilty Monday.
Robinson is one of the all-time NCAA leaders in career rushing yards by a quarterback. After sustaining an arm injury this season, the senior from Deerfield Beach, Fla., also lined up at running back and receiver.
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