Ohio State quarterback Jack Miller, who was arrested and charged with operating a vehicle while impaired two weeks ago, has pleaded guilty to an amended minor misdemeanor charge of reckless operation. According to online records, Miller entered his plea in Franklin County (Ohio) Municipal Court on Thursday morning and was ordered to pay a $150 fine and $102 in court costs. Joe Gibson, the chief prosecutor for the Columbus city attorney’s office, said it was going to be difficult to prove the OVI charge after reviewing the evidence. Miller completed a series of field sobriety tests after the traffic stop but declined to take a breathalyzer test when Ohio State Highway Patrol officers stopped him early Nov. 5 while he was driving a pickup truck in the University District. The redshirt freshman’s suspension from the team, which was imposed following his arrest, was lifted later Thursday. Miller had been the…
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