NCAAF: Alabama defensive coordinator Pete Golding arrested on DUI charge

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Alabama defensive coordinator Pete Golding was arrested on a DUI charge early Thursday in Northport, Ala.

Golding was booked into the Tuscaloosa County Jail. He apologized later Thursday.

“I am deeply sorry for the actions that led to my arrest last night. I sincerely apologize to my family, everyone in our organization, including our players, Coach Saban, the staff, The University of Alabama, and our fans,” Golding said in a statement. “Regardless of the outcome of this pending investigation, I did not uphold the values I have for myself and the values of the Alabama football program. I am committed to learning and growing from this mistake and I will work to earn back the trust of those who I have disappointed.”

 

University officials also released a statement late Thursday afternoon.

“Alabama Athletics is aware of the incident involving Pete Golding. We are mindful of the seriousness of the situation and will continue to gather more information to address this personnel matter,” the statement read.

Golding, who turns 38 next week, joined head coach Nick Saban’s staff ahead of the 2018 season and was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2019.

–Field Level Media

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