Terrell Cuney Arrested: Latest Details, Reaction and More on Texas OL

Redshirt freshman Terrell Cuney is set to see his first action as part of the University of Texas' offensive line during the upcoming season, but that is currently in question due to a reported arrest.

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Report: Cuney Arrested Wednesday for Shoplifting

Thursday, Aug. 6

Just weeks before the start of the 2015 college football campaign, Texas head coach Charlie Strong may have a difficult situation to deal with involving his reserve center.

According to Chris Hummer of 247Sports, Cuney was arrested early Wednesday morning for shoplifting, although specifics regarding the incident have not yet been released.

Austin police said while Cuney had not been taken into custody, the citation counts as an arrest, per Brian Davis of the Austin American-Statesman. Davis noted the maximum punishment is $2,000 and 180 days in jail.

Cuney is a 6'1", 278-pound lineman from Jasper, Texas, who rated as the No. 7 center recruit in the Class of 2014, per 247Sports.

Senior Taylor Doyle is currently entrenched as the Longhorns' starting center, with sophomore Jake Raulerson behind him, so Cuney isn't in line to play very much in 2015 regardless of his legal situation.

The primary concern relates to his status with the team, as Strong hasn't hesitated to discipline his players. In fact, he dismissed nine players in 2014 during his first season at the helm. 

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