A Trial Date Has Been Set For LSU RB Trey Holly

by Staff Reporter

February 19, 202512 Comments

Wilson Alexander of The Advocate reports that a trail date of July 7 has been set for LSU running back Trey Holly after he was charged in connection with a shooting last year in Union Parish.

quote:
Holly's trial will begin July 7 in Farmerville, his attorney Mike Small told The Advocate after a hearing Wednesday. He faces one felony count of illegal use of a weapon or dangerous instrumentality.

Small said Holly will continue to plead not guilty, and he "fully expects" the case to proceed to a jury trial.

Holly and two others were arrested after a shooting took place Feb. 9, 2024, at the Union Villa Apartments in Farmerville. Two people were injured by gunshot wounds, officials said at the time.

Holly has been suspended indefinitely since the incident but is still on LSU's official roster and was recently listed as one of 39 players on the 2024 SEC Academic Honor Roll.

Loading Twitter/X Embed...
If tweet fails to load, click here.

Filed Under: LSU Football

Kickoff Times Announced For LSU's First Two Home Games Of The 2025 Season

Brian Kelly On Future Scheduling: “We Want To Play Big Ten Schools”

Brian Kelly Provides Good Update On Whit Weeks & Harold Perkins Jr.

Photo: Garrett Nussmeier Is On The Deluxe Edition Cover Of EA CFB26

Originally published on TigerDroppings.com

12 Comments

Recent Oldest Top

You must be logged in to comment. |

Spankum•3 months

He has the best attorney available. If Mike Small can’t get him out off this, nobody can.

Friendly Satan•3 months

Lock his arse up with Kyren

Popstiger•3 months

Good kid from a good family. Got caught up in a bad situation is what I was told. Figure that’s why Coach hasn’t just cut ties with him.

saintlad74•3 months

So much for a speedy trial. Didn't this happen like a year ago?

Regardless this has got to be agony for everyone involved to take this long to get to trial.

HurricaneCamille•3 months

Like, I think it, like, did.

vodkacop•3 months

[
[ Wilson Alexander of The Advocate reports that a trail date of July 7 ]

Hopes he beats this wrap at that trail date

Drizzt•3 months

If the prosecutors lose this case, Trey should sue for malicious prosecution.

emanresu•3 months

Ignorant take. To win at trial, you need to prove the facts beyond a reasonable doubt. But to bring the charge in the first place you only need probable cause, which is a considerably lower standard of proof. So just because you lose the case doesn't mean the charges weren't justified.

BIIIL•3 months

If he is indeed innocent, it is a shame that all this time has been wasted. I see that it appears he is still attending classes and is on the honor roll?

Havoc•3 months

“Two people were injured by gunshot wounds.”
Really?

BIIIL•3 months

Not sure what you mean by really. Were they really shot, or were there really two?

biglego•3 months

Because gunshot wounds are the injury. They do not cause the injury as that statement implies.

Popular Stories