Press Release: Montana State Football Dismisses Running Back Amid Arrest
BOZEMAN — Montana State University has officially parted ways with freshman running back Unterrio Latin-Henley, the athletic department announced Saturday. The dismissal comes in light of violations related to team rules and the university’s student-athlete code of conduct.
Latin-Henley, a Tacoma, Washington native, was arrested by the MSU police department on Friday for a first offense of partner or family member assault. Following the arrest, he was booked into the Gallatin Valley Detention Center. The specifics surrounding the incident have not been disclosed further.
During his time with the Bobcats, Latin-Henley played in seven games in the previous season, maintaining his redshirt status by limiting regular season appearances to four. He recorded a total of 16 rushing yards on four carries and added five receptions for 32 yards. His early contributions showed potential, but the recent developments have overshadowed his on-field performance.
This incident marks a significant turn in Latin-Henley’s college football journey, raising concerns about the impact such actions have on team dynamics and the overall reputation of the program. The Montana State football team, committed to upholding a standard of conduct, will continue to emphasize the importance of integrity among its players.
As the legal proceedings unfold, the university and its athletic department are expected to provide further updates regarding their stance on the matter and any subsequent disciplinary actions taken. The Bobcats aim to move forward and focus on the upcoming season, ensuring that team values remain a priority.
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