Ohio State redshirt freshman quarterback Jack Miller III (9) prepares for the snap during the the Ohio State-Akron game Sept. 25. Ohio State won 59-7. Credit: Mackenzie Shanklin | Photo Editor
Ohio State redshirt freshman quarterback Jack Miller III pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless operation of a vehicle Thursday and will be required to pay a $150 fine.
Miller was initially arrested for impaired driving Nov. 5, just a day prior to Ohio State’s road game against Nebraska. An additional charge for driving in marked lanes was dropped by a judge Thursday, according to Franklin County Municipal Court records.
Prior to his court date Thursday, Miller was serving a suspension by the Ohio State football program stemming from his initial arrest. According to an Ohio State release, Miller was reinstated to the team Thursday after his case was closed.
Miller has played in four games this season, largely as the third-string quarterback behind redshirt freshman C.J. Stroud and freshman Kyle McCord.
This story was updated Nov. 18 at 3:06 p.m. to include Miller’s reinstatement to the football team.
