SPORTS UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, January 26, 1995
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Krista McGlohon/KANSAN
Cornhusker wants day in court
Junior receiver accused of stealing woman's wallet
Earlier this month, Baul had been considering a guilty plea to a lesser charge, but his attorney said Baul decided he wanted a trial.
"He doesn't want to plea. Reggie maintains his innocence," said Hal Anderson. Banl's attorney
Baul, a junior from Bellevue, is accused in a Nov. 20 theft at a Lincoln restaurant.
Baul appeared briefly in Lancaster County Court, where his trial was scheduled for March 6.
The Associated Press
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska receiver Reggie Baul wants a trial on a misdemeanor theft charge because he believes he's innocent, his lawyer said yesterday.
A female student at the University of Nebraska told police her wallet was stolen when she mistakenly left it on a restaurant table.
The wallet was found in the restaurant bathroom, but police said two credit cards and a driver's license were reported as missing.
Police allegedly found stolen property during a search of Baul outside the restaurant.
Anderson has said that another man spotted police as he was leaving the restaurant with Baul and handed Baul some stolen property.
Baul was allowed to play in the Orange Bowl, where he caught one pass for 7 yards.
Anderson questioned whether the property found on Baul was of value.
"Our polygraph test indicated it wasn't his intent to break the law," Anderson said. "He said he didn't have anything to do with taking anything."
Coach Tom Osborne in December said Baul had passed a lie-detector test over his role in the incident.
"There's an indication that what they found was not a credit card, but a 'brass buckle,' some sort of identification card," Anderson said.
Anderson said he was considering the argument that for Baul to be charged with theft, the alleged stolen property must be of some value.
Baul had pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor larceny charge but later withdrew the plea, saying he didn't understand that he could be found guilty.
Oklahoma State forward upsets Big Eight officials
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Big Eight Conference yesterday publicly reprimanded Oklahoma State forward Randy Rutherford for criticizing officials following the Cowboys' rough-and-tumble game with Missouri.
Big Eight rules mandate that a coach, player or game administrator must not comment publicly on the work of game officials.
Oklahoma State defeated No. 20 Missouri 85-70 in Stillwater on Sunday. Officials called 56 fouls in the game, and the Cowboys' players complained afterward that Missouri forward Jason Sutherland played dirty.
At one point, Rutherford, Sutherland and Andre Owens of Oklahoma State got into a tussle at center court that threatened to turn into a brawl.
"He's on the road, he's in the middle of everything, he's the focal point of all the conflict that's going on on out on the floor, and they don't do anything." Rutherford told The Star.
Rutherford was quoted in The Kansas City Star as saying Sutherland's play was the difference between being "aggressive and overaggressive."
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