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BYU cuts ties with star receiver as rape arrest unfolds

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Source: The New York Times
BYU cuts ties with star receiver as rape arrest unfolds
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BYU expelled Parker Kingston, the Cougars’ top receiver in 2025, days after his arrest on a felony rape charge. Kingston appeared in court and was released on a $100,000 bond with conditions (GPS ankle monitor, no contact with the alleged victim or witnesses, and social-media removal), and BYU says he is no longer part of the football program as the investigation continues. A virtual hearing is scheduled for Feb. 25, with a preliminary in-person hearing set for April 13 in St. George.

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  1. BYU expels receiver Parker Kingston days after arrest on felony rape charge  The New York Times
  2. WR Parker Kingston no longer at BYU after rape charge  ESPN
  3. BYU expels star WR Parker Kingston following arrest on rape charges  USA Today
  4. BYU wide receiver no longer with football team after rape charges  KSL News
  5. BYU campus police assisted in investigation that led to Parker Kingston's arrest  KUTV

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