AUSTIN – Two former Texas football players pleaded guilty Thursday to robbery charges, a Travis County prosecutor said.

Robert Joseph, who served as a safety, and Andre Jones, a defensive tackle, each pleaded guilty to a felony charge of robbery. Each faces up to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine, although probation is also an option, said Buddy Meyer, an assistant district attorney in Travis County.

Sentencing is scheduled for July 14 in Judge Brenda Kennedy's court, Meyer said.

The two were arrested in connection with a July 2007 home invasion that also allegedly involved running back and safety James Henry, who was indicted for knowingly destroying or concealing stolen items. Henry has not entered a plea but will make a court appearance July 18, Meyer said.

Henry and Jones were suspended last year and have not participated in any team activities since. Jones will not be reinstated because he pleaded guilty to a felony, athletic department spokesman John Bianco said.

Joseph was kicked off the team last year after his arrest on a separate burglary charge in June.