University of Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young has reached a plea deal and will serve no jail time over his assault case involving a pregnant ex-girlfriend.

ATHENS — Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young has reached a plea deal with the Solicitor’s Office in Athens-Clarke County, according to a report from Marc Weiszer of the Athens Banner-Herald. Young’s lawyer, Kim Stephens, stated that the misdemeanor charge of simple battery was changed to disorderly conduct.

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Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young will serve 12 months probation after reaching a plea deal with the Solicitor’s Office in Athens-Clarke County on Wednesday on misdemeanor charges of battery and assault involving his former girlfriend.

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Georgia wide receiver Colbie Young reached a plea deal with the Solicitor’s Office in Athens-Clarke County Wednesday night, bringing closure to a legal matter that kept him off the field

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