MSU Cornerback Khary Crump Gets Probation In Tunnel Assault Case

Michigan State cornerback Khary Crump simply captured a huge break in his tunnel assault case — the gamer was sentenced to probation after accepting a plea offer … and will not invest at any time behind bars.

Crump was among 7 MSU gamers who dealt with legal problem after the post-game run-in with a Michigan gamer in October … and was charged with one felony count of assault by the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office.

Crump was the only MSU gamer struck with a felony … however previously this month, he pled guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery and disorderly individual scrambling.

Crump was sentenced to 12 months probation and 80 hours of social work … and his charges can be cleaned from his record if he finishes the requirements of his sentence.

“That was all I could really hear, I was crying in my heart,” Crump informed press reporters. “It felt beautiful. I’m just looking forward to finishing my term and getting back on the field.”

“I just want to get past probation, put this behind me and get back to the initial plan,” the 21-year-old defensive back included.

The Big Ten conference revealed in November that Crump is suspended for the very first 8 video games of next season and the other 6 gamers were struck with four-game suspensions.