Miami Hurricane, October 29, 2015

              SCARY CYCLING: Students bicycle in the Spooky Spin class Monday evening at the Herbert Wellness Center. Attendees were encouraged to come in Halloween costumes.
Alisha Kabir // Staff Photographer
Hur r icanes
senior de-f
e n s i v e
t a c k l e
Michael Wyche was
arrested early Wednes-day
morning on mis-demeanor
domestic
battery charges. If con-victed,
Wyche’s charges
carry a maximum of
one year in jail, according to the Florida
Legislature.
He was taken in by police at 4:50
a.m. and kept at Turner Guilford Knight
Correctional Center until Wednesday
afternoon before being released on a
$1,500 bond, according to Matt Porter of
the Palm Beach Post.
“The University of Miami Depart-ment
of Athletics is aware of the situa-tion
involving senior defensive tackle
Michael Wyche. He has been suspended
indefinitely and the department has no
further comment at this time,” the uni-versity
said in a statement.
The details from the arrest remain
uncertain. Wyche will have his hearing
Nov. 18, according to Matt Porter.
Wyche has appeared in only four
games this season and has failed to re-cord
a statistic in any of the four outings.
Listed at 6-foot-4 and 345 pounds,
Wyche has generally been considered
a disappointment in his time with the
Hurricanes. Before coming to the Canes,
Wyche played two seasons at East Los
Angeles College, a junior college. He
came to Miami as a three-star recruit
and was expected to be a productive con-tributor
to the defensive line rotation,
but instead has recorded a mere nine
tackles in his two seasons
with the Canes.
Football player
Michael Wyche
arrested
By Tej Joshi
Copy Editor
Haunting Happenings this Halloween
WYCHE
Avoid the
annual costume crisis
with a guide to dressing up
using pieces you already own.
Don’t forget to set your
clocks back one hour
Sunday, Nov. 1.
No Halloween
is complete without horror
fi lms. Check out a list of must-watch
movies that are sure to add
some spook to your celebration.
Too old to trick-or-treat?
Take a look at alternative activities
this Halloween, from artsy Wynwood events to
costume parties at sea.
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