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An arrest on drunken driving and other charges could endanger Trevor Etienne's projected role as Georgia's new starting running back only months after his transfer from Florida. Jail records show Athens-Clarke County police arrested Etienne early Sunday on charges of drunken driving, failure to maintain a lane or improper driving as well as affixing materials that reduce visibility through the windows or windshield. A Georgia official says the school is gathering additional information about the charges. According to Georgia's team policy, athletes convicted of DUI face a suspension of at least one game.
