Former Cowboy Tyreek Hill Reaches Plea Agreement On Domestic Assault Charges

Former Oklahoma State running back Tyreek Hill pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery on Friday at the Payne County Courthouse.

Hill, a star running back famous for returning a punt for a touchdown to send Bedlam into overtime, was accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend in December and subsequently kicked off the football team.

Hill will receive three years of probation, attend a 52-week batterer's course, complete a domestic abuse evaluation and anger management course in addition to paying $800 in fines and $263.14 in restitution. He'll be formally sentenced on Aug. 15, 2018.