Washington running back Johri Fogerson was on the practice field with the Huskies during the opening day of spring practice Tuesday.
Fogerson was arraigned in Snohomish County Court Tuesday morning where plead not guilty to resisting arrest and possession of marijuana. Fogerson was arrested by the Washington State Patrol on March 3.
“Were not playing right now,” Washington head coach Steve Sarkisian said by way of explaining Fogerson’s appearance. “He had been away from the team for some time. Theres still some things down the road that need to get cleared up.
“In the meantime, hes a student at our campus and hes part of the football team, and were practicing, so hes practicing with us.”
Sarkisian was asked if Fogerson’s participation in practice meant the indefinite suspension the running back was under was lifted.
“Were not playing a game yet, so I dont have to worry about lifting any suspensions,” Sarkisian said.
Sarkisian then was asked if that meant Fogerson was suspended only for games.
“Yup.”
Fogerson will be in court in June 17 for a pre-trial hearing.
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Oooh such a criminal he had parts of a plant how dare he. WSP the biggest mobile revenue collecting service. Serve and protect has become stop and collect