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PrintCOLUMBIA — Former Missouri running back Derrick Washington won't stand trial as scheduled this week on two domestic violence charges involving an ex-girlfriend.
Washington received a five-year sentence in November for felony sexual assault on a former tutor. The one-time Missouri captain is eligible for release as soon as March under a 120-day "shock incarceration" for first-time offenders.
- Boone County Circuit Judge Kevin Crane hears motions made Monday by former Missouri running back Derrick Washington, right, and his attorney, Chris Slusher. Washington is charged with deviate sexual assault and is scheduled to appear for trial on Sept. 20.
- Former Missouri running back Derrick Washington and assistant prosecutor Andrea Hayes were in court Monday for pretrial motions in Washington's pending deviant sexual assault case. Washington's trial is scheduled to begin with jury selection Sept. 20.
Separately, he was scheduled to go on trial Wednesday in the misdemeanor domestic assault case, but his lawyer received a continuance in a brief hearing last week. A scheduling conference is set for early January.
Washington was the Tigers' leading rusher as a sophomore and junior but was kicked off the team before his senior year in 2010 when the accusations surfaced. He was allowed to keep his scholarship but withdrew from school.
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