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Utah State's leading tackler arrested on alcohol charge
8:38PM Monday
March 18, 2013
March 18, 2013
One of the most experienced and productive member of Utah State's nationally-ranked defense has stepped into a little bit this offseason, the Salt Lake Tribune reports.
While the details are scant at the moment, linebacker Jake Doughty was charged Tuesday on suspicion of providing alcohol to a minor. The arrest was made by a state park ranger and OMG flashback to Findlay State Park circa 1988.
A $1,050 bond was posted for the 21-year-old Doughty and he was released the same day from the Washington County Jail.
The school has not commented on the incident, the first of the off-field variety with which new head coach Matt Wells will be forced to deal.
As a redshirt junior last season, Doughty led the Aggies in tackles with 109 and was named a first-team All-WAC performer. He's played in 38 games the past three seasons.
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While the details are scant at the moment, linebacker Jake Doughty was charged Tuesday on suspicion of providing alcohol to a minor. The arrest was made by a state park ranger and OMG flashback to Findlay State Park circa 1988.
A $1,050 bond was posted for the 21-year-old Doughty and he was released the same day from the Washington County Jail.
The school has not commented on the incident, the first of the off-field variety with which new head coach Matt Wells will be forced to deal.
As a redshirt junior last season, Doughty led the Aggies in tackles with 109 and was named a first-team All-WAC performer. He's played in 38 games the past three seasons.
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