Darryl Stonum, a projected starting receiver and U-M's primary kickoff returner, spent three nights in jail last month, according to Washtenaw County court records.
The junior from Stafford, Texas, was sentenced in 15th District Court in Ann Arbor and spent June 4-7 in Washtenaw County jail for probation violations.
The violations stemmed from an early-morning incident Sept. 28, 2008, when he was ticketed and later charged for operating a vehicle while visibly impaired. At the time, the Michigan Daily cited a police report stating that Stonum, then 18, blew a 0.10 on a Breathalyzer, above the 0.02 limit for a minor to drive.
After the arrest, Stonum was suspended for one game by coach Rich Rodriguez. Stonum was arraigned Nov. 19, 2008, and pleaded guilty Feb. 17, 2009. Sentencing was scheduled for April 8, 2009.
Washtenaw County prosecutor Steve Hiller said Tuesday that it was a normal, if not quick, time line.
According to court documents, Stonum was sentenced at the April 8 hearing to a fine, community service and probation. The terms of probation included substance-abuse education and submitting to random drug and alcohol testing.
However, he landed back in the Ann Arbor court last month.
From May 15, 2009, through June 1, 2010, according to court records, he committed probation violations such as leaving the state without consent, failing to submit to random alcohol testing nine times in a 63-day span, failing to complete additional alcohol testing and failing to report for probation on multiple occasions.
At his June 2 review, according to court documents, 15th District Court Judge Julie Creal sentenced Stonum to enter jail at 1 p.m. June 4 and be released at 7 a.m. June 7.
His jail term closed his case June 8.
Rodriguez declined comment through an athletic department spokesman Tuesday, citing the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Stonum was not made available by the university, and his attorney did not return a request for comment.
In two seasons, Stonum has caught 27 passes for 375 yards and two touchdowns and returned 40 kickoffs for 1,025 yards and one touchdown. Last season, he set U-M's single-season kickoff-return record with 39 returns for 1,001 yards.
