ANALYSIS
Allen relayed that Hendershot completed "team-sanctioned discipline" along with the student-conduct and legal processes related to the tight end's Feb. 22 arrest on four charges. He ultimately ended up pleading guilty in June to one misdemeanor count of criminal trespass, but prosecutors dropped charges of domestic battery, criminal conversion and criminal mischief. Assuming Hendershot fulfills the terms of his probation and continues to remain on the straight and narrow, he looks like he won't have to miss any game action in 2020. Hendershot is one of the nation's top returning tight ends after he tallied 52 receptions for 622 yards and four touchdowns as a redshirt sophomore last season.