Report: Michigan's Stonum gets probation

Published Jun. 10, 2011 1:00 a.m. ET

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Suspended Michigan wide receiver Darryl Stonum was sentenced to two years' probation Friday in connection with a May 6 drunk driving arrest, the Detroit Free Press reported.

Stonum, 21, also received a one-year suspended jail term, and will avoid incarceration if he meets the terms of his probation.

The judge suggested to Stonum that he looks for a job because the sentence also includes nearly $2,000 in fines, court costs and fees.

Under the terms of his probation, Stonum must attend treatment, submit to daily Breathalyzer tests, wear an alcohol-monitoring device, and undergo one to three drug tests per week. He also cannot drive for 90 days.

The May 6 arrest was the senior's second for drunk driving since arriving at Michigan in 2008. His first arrest was in Sept. 2008 during his freshman season and he received a year of probation in that case.

Following the latest arrest, coach Brady Hoke suspended Stonum indefinitely. On Thursday, Stonum was cited by police for driving with a suspended license and faces a June 23 court date on that charge.

The Texas native caught 49 balls for 633 yards and four touchdowns last season for the Wolverines.