Men's basketball starting point guard T.J. Bannister was found not guilty of disorderly conduct Monday in Charlottesville General District Court.
The rising sophomore, who earned a starting position at the end of last season, was arrested along with six other people after fights broke out near Beta Bridge after a large fraternity party on April 18.
Bannister will likely battle incoming freshman Sean Singletary for the starting point guard position next season.
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