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February 9, 2010
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Walking a fine line
Castille
LINCOLN — A bench warrant for the arrest of Nebraska football player Quentin Castille has been lifted, and the junior I-back has promised to appear for a June 25 hearing in Lancaster County Court.
Castille, 20, was free Tuesday on $2,500 bail. He did not appear for his Monday court date, and a warrant was issued.
He was pulled over by Lincoln Police in April and later charged with false registration, no proof of ownership and improper display of plates. — Jon Nyatawa
Warrant is issued for former Husker
LINCOLN — A Lancaster County judge has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of former Nebraska safety Major Culbert after he failed to appear in court last week.
Culbert, 21, is charged with maintaining a disorderly house, but he missed a court hearing on June 2.
Police broke up a loud party at his residence on May 2, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Culbert played for three seasons at NU, but he parted ways with the Huskers before spring practice began in March. Coach Bo Pelini gave no explanation for Culbert's departure. — Jon Nyatawa
In other news:
Ÿ The Naval Academy announced Tuesday that the annual Army-Navy game will be played at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field in 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2017.
The teams will play at FedEx Field, home of the Washington Redskins, in 2011. Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium, where the NFL's Ravens play, will host the event in 2014 and 2016. — The Associated Press
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