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Reports: UConn freshman Miles expelled

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STORRS, Conn. (AP) - Published reports say Connecticut freshman
basketball player Nate Miles has been expelled from school after
being arrested for violating a restraining order.

The Hartford Courant is reporting that Miles' guardian, Sean
Patterson, says that Miles was expelled following an administrative
hearing Thursday.

Reached by telephone by the Connecticut Post, Miles says he
doesn't know if he will appeal.

A university spokesman is not commenting, citing student
confidentiality rules.

Miles was arrested Sept. 22 on charges he violated a restraining
order. According to UConn Police arrest records, Miles was served
with a restraining order on Sept. 22, but violated it by placing a
phone call to the protected party that day. That person is not
named.

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