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Tennessee Guard Ruby Whitehorn Pleads Guilty to 2 Misdemeanors and Is Granted Judicial Diversion
Ruby Whitehorn accepted a plea deal for misdemeanor vandalism and trespassing, avoiding felony convictions through judicial diversion with probation and anger management conditions.
- Lady Vols guard Ruby Whitehorn pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors on September 5 related to an August 8 altercation in North Knox County.
- The charges, initially aggravated burglary and domestic assault felonies, were downgraded as part of a judicial diversion after a fight involving Whitehorn and another woman.
- Investigators found that Whitehorn kicked in both the front and bedroom doors during the dispute, with no visible injuries reported to either party involved.
- Whitehorn, a 21-year-old guard who transferred from Clemson before the 2024-25 season, must complete an 11-month probation including anger management and no further assaultive behavior.
- If Whitehorn fulfills probation terms, her record will be expunged, and her attorney said she looks forward to focusing on athletics and academics at Tennessee.
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Tennessee guard Ruby Whitehorn pleads guilty to 2 misdemeanors and is granted judicial diversion
Tennessee fourth-year guard Ruby Whitehorn has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors after an altercation last month that earned her a suspension from the team.
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