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third-degree assault. He is
scheduled to appear Tuesday
at an arraignment at 2:30
p.m., his attorney, Hal Ander
son said.
“He is very, very upset with
himself,” Anderson said. “He’s
very disappointed with himself
— whether he’s guilty or not
— with having been arrested.”
Woodhead said Nebraska’s
athletic department worked
with police to locate Phillips.
“We notified them and told
them to look for him,” he said.
“They were very cooperative.”
ESPN Radio reported that it
reached Phillips and the play
er was unaware of Osborne’s
decision.
Phillips’ arrest follows a
judge’s decision Friday to or
der teammate Riley Washing
ton to stand trial on a charge
of attempted second-degree
murder.The reserve receiver
allegedly was involved in the
Aug. 2 shooting outside a Lin
coln convenience store.
Phillips was the nation’s
third-leading rusher last year
with 1,722 yards, and had
been mentioned as a possible
Heisman Trophy winner.
In his first two games this
year, the junior tailback from
West Covina, Calif., rushed for
359 yards and seven touch
downs.
He ran for 206 yards and
four touchdowns in Saturday’s
50-10 win over Michigan
State.He piled up 153 yards
and three touchdowns in No. 2
Nebraska’s 64-21 rout of Okla
homa State in the Huskers’
opener.
“We have told all our play
ers that abusive behavior such
as this will not be tolerated,”
Osborne said. “Lawrence has
been under a great deal of
pressure recently with the
NCAA investigation and with
the public scrutiny of his child
hood, and this may or may not
have had some bearing on his
actions.”
Phillips had been the target
of an NCAA investigation.He
was cleared to play earlier in
the season after the NCAA de
termined a lunch Phillips had
with an employee of California
sports agent Steve Feldman
would not affect his eligibility.
The NCAA continued to in
vestigate two other issues in
volving Phillips, includinJ
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other issue.
Phillips is Nebraska’s
career rushing leader
2,589 yards and 28
downs in 28 games in hisl
years.
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after quarterback
Frazier was lost for at
one game with a deep thijlJ
bruise.
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