Freshmen running backs Noel Devine and Jock Sanders were among four members of the West Virginia University football team arrested Thursday for their role last month in a fight outside of a Morgantown nightclub.

Each of the four players -- Devine, Sanders, Brantwon Bowser and Eain Smith -- was arraigned Thursday in Morgantown Municipal Court and each pleaded no contest to the charges.

According to Clarksburg television station WBOY, WVU football coach Bill Stewart said "discipline with the situation has already been handled within the program" and offered no additional comment.

WVU begins spring practice today.

Freshmen running backs Noel Devine and Jock Sanders were among four members of the West Virginia University football team arrested Thursday for their role last month in a fight outside of a Morgantown nightclub.

Each of the four players -- Devine, Sanders, Brantwon Bowser and Eain Smith -- was arraigned Thursday in Morgantown Municipal Court and each pleaded no contest to the charges.

According to Clarksburg television station WBOY, WVU football coach Bill Stewart said "discipline with the situation has already been handled within the program" and offered no additional comment.

WVU begins spring practice today.