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LINCOLN, Neb.—Nebraska tight end Hunter Teafatiller (TEA-fah-til-er) has pleaded guilty to a second drunken-driving offense.
He also admitted Monday that he violated the probation he got in 2007 on his first drunken-driving offense.
Sentencing for the senior from Kingsburg, Calif., is set for Jan. 9.
The Nebraska State Patrol says Teafatiller’s blood-alcohol level was 0.2—more than twice the legal limit—when he was pulled over June 1.
The 22-year-old was arrested twice on suspicion of drunken driving within a three-month period in 2007. He wasn’t prosecuted in the first case. He pleaded guilty in the second case and was sentenced to probation.
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Information from: Lincoln Journal Star,
