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Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett, who led the Buckeyes to the 2002 national championship, was sentenced to prison for at least 31/2 years yesterday in Columbus, Ohio, after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
Judge David Fais announced the agreement on the day jury selection was to begin. Clarett was accused of holding up two people outside a bar.
Clarett, 22, was sentenced to 71/2 years, with release possible after 31/2 years, and he agreed to serve five years of probation after the prison sentence.
The weapons charge was from Clarett's Aug. 9 arrest after a highway chase involving police who found four loaded guns in his sport utility vehicle.
Former Ohio State football star Maurice Clarett, who led the Buckeyes to the 2002 national championship, was sentenced to prison for at least 31/2 years yesterday in Columbus, Ohio, after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery and carrying a concealed weapon.
Judge David Fais announced the agreement on the day jury selection was to begin. Clarett was accused of holding up two people outside a bar.
Clarett, 22, was sentenced to 71/2 years, with release possible after 31/2 years, and he agreed to serve five years of probation after the prison sentence.
The weapons charge was from Clarett's Aug. 9 arrest after a highway chase involving police who found four loaded guns in his sport utility vehicle.