OSU's Stevie Clark Dismissed From Basketball Team

Oklahoma State freshman point guard Stevie Clark has been dismissed from the OSU Basketball team after being arrested for the second time on Sunday.

Head Coach Travis Ford announced Monday morning that Stevie Clark was no longer a member of the Cowboy basketball program.  Ford said, "We care about Stevie and wish nothing but the best for him," Ford said. "We want him to find success in his future, where ever that may be."

Clark was arrested around 1 a.m. on a complaint of outraging public decency after the police received a complaint about a man urinating out of the window of a vehicle.

Clark, 19, was released after posting bond.

The arrest on Sunday marks his second arrest already in 2014, according to the Stillwater Police Department.

The former Douglass High School star was arrested on Jan. 1 in Edmond for possession of marijuana during a traffic stop for a seatbelt violation.

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He was also suspended by coach Travis Ford for undisclosed reasons for four nonconference games when the Cowboys traveled to Florida for the Old Spice Classic tournament.

Clark is averaging 5.3 points and 2.7 assists per game in 16 appearances for OSU.

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