Michigan running back Grady pleads not guilty to drunken-driving charge
WYOMING, Mich. -- Michigan running back Kevin Grady pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor drunken-driving charge on Wednesday.
Grady faces up to 93 days in jail if convicted of operating while intoxicated. Jury selection will begin Aug. 14.
Wyoming police arrested Grady on July 2 and said his blood-alcohol level registered about three-and-a-half times the state's legal limit.
The court said Grady has not retained a lawyer. He could not be reached for comment because a home phone number could not be found. Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez has said the matter will be handled internally.
A knee injury sidelined Grady all last season. The former East Grand Rapids High standout holds the state prep career records for yards rushing and touchdowns.
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