The Georgia native is facing charges of obstruction of officers and smash-and-grab burglary in Lumpkin County.
Arik Gilbert:
The tight end caught a touchdown pass against Vanderbilt last season while playing for the University of Georgia.LUMPKIN COUNTY, Ga. — University of Nebraska tight end Arik Gilbert was arrested for the second time in three weeks on Friday, authorities said.Gilbert, 21, who starred as a high school player in Marietta, Georga, was arrested on Friday in his home state, according to Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office online arrest records.
Authorities in Lumpkin County did not release details about the circumstances surrounding Gilbert’s arrest.
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