Attorney seeks end to case against Minn player
EDINA, Minn. (AP)—The attorney for suspended Minnesota freshman Royce White says he hopes to have the case resolved soon and indicated he may seek a plea bargain.
White is charged with theft and fifth-degree assault after an October incident at the Mall of America. He is also under investigation following the alleged theft of a laptop computer on campus.
White’s attorney, F. Clayton Tyler, said Tuesday that he is planning to review security tapes from the mall parking lot after which he “will be able to make some fruitful discussions, hopefully, with the prosecutor.”
A Nov. 25 hearing has been scheduled in the mall case. Coach Tubby Smith has made it clear that White won’t play until his legal matters are resolved.
The 24th-ranked Gophers (2-0) host Utah Valley on Thursday.

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TO SAY BECAUSE A COACH RECRUITS A PLAYER HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT EVER THE PLAYER DOES IS NONSENSE.
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Give the kid a break. Everyone deserves a seventh chance.
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Couldn't you see the writing on the wall when he got kicked out of high school?
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My first thoughts were, I hope Coach Smith has not become so desperate to win that He takes these players, who are not student athletes, and this one is no student.
Good Luck Gophers....and Coach Smith.
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