LSU OL Donavaughn Campbell Pleads Guilty To Battery, Accepts Plea Deal

The legal case for LSU offensive lineman Donavaughn Campbell has come to an end.

On Tuesday, Campbell agreed to a plea deal that will put him on probation for a year and ask him to complete 100 hours of community. Per The Advocate:

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A jury trial for LSU offensive lineman Donavaughn Campbell never happened Monday as scheduled.

Campbell, instead, accepted a plea deal. He pleaded guilty to battery, as a first-time offender, for his arrest in 2016, a case manager at the Fulton County State Court in Atlanta told The Advocate on Tuesday.

Campbell, a junior from Ponchatoula, will serve 12 months of probation, 100 hours of community service, eight hours of anger management and must pen two letters of apology to the victims, said Evelyn Clark, judicial case manager for the presiding judge, Susan Edlein.

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Campbell was arrested back in 2016 in Atlanta and was charged with two counts of battery following a fighting incident. The incident happened at a fraternity house on Georgia Tech’s campus during LSU's 2016 bye week. Campbell was visiting his brother who plays defensive back at Georgia Tech