Miles McVay of Mississippi State football arrested for speeding

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Miles McVay of Mississippi State football arrested for speeding
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Miles McVay, an offensive lineman for Mississippi State football, was arrested on August 17 for speeding at 101 mph in a 65 mph zone and for not having a driver's license. He was apprehended by the Mississippi Highway Patrol and released from Oktibbeha County Jail later that evening. The 6-foot-6, 335-pound player transferred to MSU from North Carolina, where he played eight games last season, and was a backup at Alabama prior to that. A Mississippi State spokesperson acknowledged awareness of the situation and indicated ongoing information gathering. The team's season opener is scheduled for September 5 against Louisiana-Monroe.

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  • McVay arrested for driving 101 mph in a 65 mph zone.
  • Charged with speeding and not possessing a driver's license.
  • Released from Oktibbeha County Jail on the same day.
  • Transferred to Mississippi State from North Carolina this season.
  • Mississippi State's season opener is September 5 against Louisiana-Monroe.
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Miles McVay, a Mississippi State football offensive lineman, was arrested and charged with speeding at 101 mph and not providing a driver's license.

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