It appears Alabama safety Geno Smith didn’t learn his lesson the first time.
The senior was arrested on charges of driving under the influence for a second time Saturday morning, according to AL.com. Smith’s first DUI arrest came in August 2013. He was suspended one game following the 2013 arrest.
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The senior, who finished fifth on the team with 56 tackles last season, was in line for a starting safety spot in 2015.
According to the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Office website, Smith’s bond was set at $1,000.
Following his first arrest and suspension, Alabama coach Nick Saban said Smith was a “really good person in the program and just made a choice.”
Saban did not address Smith's arrest Saturday, but he expected to do so early next week.
Smith tweeted an apology Saturday night:
I apologize to the University of Alabama , the football program and all the Alabama fans. I have made an awful decision on my part.
— ★ Geno Smith ™ ★ (@_ALLWORLD24) March 29, 2015Moving forward I am praying to make better choices and decisions . So Learn from my mistakes and mis judgement!
— ★ Geno Smith ™ ★ (@_ALLWORLD24) March 29, 2015I know I have lost respect from alot of Alabama fans and thats understandable but I will be better from these events in my life!
— ★ Geno Smith ™ ★ (@_ALLWORLD24) March 29, 2015