Florida Gators’ QB Treon Harris has suspension lifted

Now that his accuser has withdrawn her complaint, the Florida Gators have reinstated freshman quarterback Treon Harris

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On Monday, the Florida Gators

suspended quarterback Treon Harris indefinitely

in the wake of allegations of sexual battery against a female student early Sunday morning.

Harris’ lawyer, Huntley Johnson, soon issued a statement claiming that Harris was “not guilty of any crime.”

On Friday, Harris’ accuser dropped her claim against Harris. Now, he has had his suspension lifted. He’s allowed back on campus and can resume activities with the football team.

Huntley Johnson, Treon Harris' attorney: "He is no longer banned from the campus and he is permitted to resume UF activities." #Gators
— Edgar Thompson (@osgators) October 10, 2014

Johnson said he Harris can make up his course work: "He is a UF student again. I couldn't be happier. the university did the right thing."
— Edgar Thompson (@osgators) October 10, 2014

Whether or not Harris actually plays against the LSU Tigers Saturday night (SEC Network, 7:30 pm EST) is still a question.

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Now that his accuser has withdrawn her complaint, the Florida Gators have reinstated freshman quarterback Treon Harris

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