Montana coach Bobby Hauck didn't release details yesterday of the junior offensive lineman's arrest, saying only that disciplinary action will be taken.

"As always, there will be firm disciplinary measures taken, and those measures will be handled within our football team," Hauck said in a statement. "One of the disciplinary actions will include mandatory alcohol counseling."

Missoula Police Lt. Mike Brady said Quinn was pulled over for speeding at 2:39 a.m. Sunday. Police records said Quinn was going 44 mph in a 35 mph zone.

"After the officer did the field sobriety test, he was arrested," Brady said. "He was processed per standard procedure."

Quinn was arrested for speeding and first-offense DUI, both misdemeanors, Brady said. He was taken to the Missoula County jail and later released on bail. Quinn appeared in court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to both charges, a Municipal Court reporter said.

After-hours calls seeking comment from Quinn's attorney weren't immediately returned.

Brady said it appeared Quinn was driving by himself when he was pulled over and was cooperative during his arrest.

Quinn and Oklahoma quarterback Rhett Bomar were kicked off the team last August and lost a year of eligibility for being paid for work they had not performed at a car dealership. Both are eligible to play again this fall.

The NCAA said earlier this month that Oklahoma must erase its wins from the 2005 season and will lose two scholarships for the 2008-09 and 2009-10 school years because of the infractions. The NCAA said Oklahoma was guilty of a "failure to monitor" the employment of the players.