The Binghamton star point guard Emanuel 'Tiki' Mayben was arrested Wednesday night in Troy, N.Y., on a charge of selling crack cocaine. When police officers in Troy, Mayben's hometown, arrested him on a prior charge of selling cocaine Wednesday, they said he was in possession of 3.4 grams of crack cocaine, a felony charge. Mayben will be arraigned Thursday. Mayben, who starred on Binghamton's first NCAA tournament team last season, was one many talented but high-risk recruits brought in by Coach Kevin Broadus. 'I did all I could,' Broadus said Wednesday night. 'I tried to help the kid.' Even before the arrest, the Bearcats had come under fire from university faculty and coaches in the America East Conference. The New York Post nicknamed Binghamton 'UNLV East.' Mayben's arrest is the third significant legal problem since Broadus took over the program in 2007. Miladin Kovacevic, who was not recruited by Broadus, beat a student into a coma and fled to Serbia after posting bail. Malik Alvin, a transfer student brought in by Broadus, was arrested last year for stealing condoms from a local Wal-Mart. Joel Thirer, Binghamton's athletic director, did not return a call seeking comment. 