Thursday, October 18, 2007
Top Cross-Country University runner arrested for DUI
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Florida Gulf Coast University senior Mike Harney, the school's record-holder, has been kicked off the Eagles cross country team after being arrested for first-offense DUI (alcohol or drugs) by campus police.
Harney, a 23-year-old North Fort Myers High School graduate, transferred from Cowley (Kan.) Community College after his freshman year. He immediately became the Eagles' best runner and holds seven of the school's top-10 times, including the record of 26:50.
Florida Gulf Coast University senior Mike Harney, the school's record-holder, has been kicked off the Eagles cross country team after being arrested for first-offense DUI (alcohol or drugs) by campus police.
Harney, a 23-year-old North Fort Myers High School graduate, transferred from Cowley (Kan.) Community College after his freshman year. He immediately became the Eagles' best runner and holds seven of the school's top-10 times, including the record of 26:50.
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