Robertson dealt with a misdemeanor theft charge in Athens-Clarke County for taking the boot. However, that case was dismissed in May after Robertson paid restitution for the $725 tool, according to court records.With the felony portion of the case unsettled, it is uncertain whether Robertson even might have played for the Bulldogs had he picked to stay in Athens. According to UGAs Student-Athlete Handbook, a player dealing with a felony charge of any kind automatically is suspended from competitors pending an independent evaluation by the athletic associations “thorough action strategy committee.” That panel, consisting of the senior ladiess administrator, senior associate athletic directors and a professors athletics associate, is charged with advising action to the athletic director.Georgia Athletic Director Josh Brooks is on trip today, and UGA authorities contacted Thursday could not state if or when that group pondered over Robertsons case.Meanwhile, Robertson recently found himself in more difficulty in Henry County. On June 28, he pleaded no contest to charges of speeding, careless driving and failure to preserve. He got 12 months probation and was fined $1,420 in Henry County State Court.It was not right away understood if Auburn has a comparable policy regarding athletes being or facing founded guilty of felony charges. Depending on the outcome of his case, Robertson otherwise will be in position to play versus Georgia on Oct. 9 when the teams fulfill at Jordan-Hare Stadium.At UGA, Robertsons play on the field never ever reached the expectations. While he was a regular in the receiver rotation the previous three seasons, he captured only 12 passes for 110 backyards last season and leaves Athens having totaled 42 receptions for 443 lawns and only three goals. He likewise had 10 hurries for 161 backyards and one goal in his Georgia career.A 5-star possibility out of Savannah Christian High School, Robertson signed with California over Georgia in 2016. He was called a freshman All-American for the Bears after catching 50 passes for 767 lawns and 7 goals. He was injured as a sophomore, then moved to Georgia.
