College basketball player suspended from team following his arrest on a felony charge

He faces some very serious charges.

A college basketball player has been suspended before he's ever played a game because he's been arrested and charged with a felony.

Jalen Spicer, an 18-year-old,  5'8 point guard was arrested July 23.

According to the Greensboro.com, Spicer and three others were arrested after the Guilford County Sheriffs Department received a complaint from a 17-year-old male. The male reported that he was punched several times and was the victim of a robbery. The complainant said he was robbed of about $1,100 in property.

Spicer faces charges of common law robbery and breaking or entering a motor vehicle — both felonies — and a misdemeanor charge of simple assault.

Spicer was a two-sport standout in high school, where he also played football.

Spicer was a first-team All-Area selection, as per HSXtra.com, in basketball at Northwest Guilford High School in Greensboro in 2016 and was an honorable mention in 2017.