Former Univ. of Michigan football player pleads guilty to filming sex

Former University of Michigan football player Logan Tuley-Tillman plead guilty to illegal videotaping a woman having sex without her approval.

The 20-year-old pleaded guilty to capturing or distributing an image of an unclothed person and using a computer to commit a crime during a pretrial hearing on Monday in a Michigan court.

Coach Jim Harbaugh dismissed Tuley-Tillman from the Michigan football program on Sept. 10 after speaking with police and within a week of the videotaping incident, according to police reports.

Tuley-Tillman saw action in the Wolverines' 2015 season opener against Utah on Sept. 3. The incident occurred the next day.

An additional count of the first charge was dismissed.

Tuley-Tillman said in court he used the woman's cellphone to record the two having sex, which was consensual. The filming was not.

According to police reports, Tuley-Tillman said he was too drunk to remember taking the video.

He will be sentenced March 28.

Tuley-Tillman is transferring to Washington State.