A former college basketball star accused of being Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ alleged “drug mule” has pleaded not guilty to a cocaine possession charge. Brendan Paul was taken into custody at Miami-Opa Locka Airport after authorities said he “had the contraband inside of his personal travel bags.” The former Syracuse University basketball player was allegedly boarding a private jet associated with Diddy. The authorities charged Paul with controlled substance possession, to which he has pleaded not guilty. A month before his arrest, Paul was named in a huge lawsuit against Diddy by music producer Rodney Jones. In the lawsuit, Jones claimed that he “personally witnessed” Paul trafficking drugs and guns for the musician. Paul’s attorney, Brian Bieber, told The Independent that his client denies all allegations, which are not connected to the current drug charge.