Suspended Virginia Tech men’s basketball standout was found guilty in Montgomery County General District Court of first-offense driving under the influence.
Radford also pleaded no contest to carrying a concealed weapon. Judge Randal Duncan took that case under advisement for a year and could dismiss that charge at the end of that period.
“You have too much going for you,” Duncan told Radford in the disposition hearing. “Do better.”
Radford was indefinitely suspended from the nationally ranked Hokies on Jan. 25 after being arrested by Blacksburg police a day earlier. He was charged with one misdemeanor count of first-offense driving while intoxicated and one misdemeanor count of carrying a concealed weapon.
Under the plea agreement, Radford pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence with the stipulation that he be found guilty.
Radford was sentenced to a 60-day suspended jail sentence and a $1,000 fine, with $750 of that suspended.