Seth Emerson of DawgNation reported that Ledbetter’s blood alcohol content level was .131 and .138 on two separate tests. Ledbetter’s BAC was well above the legal limit in the state of Georgia, which is .08. That led to his second arrest since March.
On Monday, the football team announced that Ledbetter will be disciplined, and will also be placed in “an intensified education, counseling, and medical assistance program.” The details of his discipline were not disclosed, but DUI charges come with a minimum of two-game suspensions at Georgia.
“Certainly we are disappointed and recognize he has a serious problem,” Kirby Smart said in a statement released by UGA.