7 MSU football players charged with assault after Michigan Stadium tunnel brawl

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (FOX 2) – The Washtenaw County Prosecutor is moving forward with charges against seven Michigan State University football players after a brawl that took place after a game against the University of Michigan.

The charges include six misdemeanors and one felony against cornerback Khary Crump.

MSU had already suspended eight players following the fight which included one Spartan using his helmet against a Wolverine player. The brawl happened following Michigan’s 29-7 win over the Spartans on Oct. 29.

The charges include:

The lone MSU player that was suspended but not charged is Malcolm Jones. 

The University of Michigan Police Department turned over a report to the county prosecutor’s office on Nov. 12. The prosecutor’s office said it would not comment on the case. 

The charges are the latest development of an in-state rivalry game that became ugly after the final whistle blew. As players were heading to the locker room, fighting broke out under the stands between several MSU players and a Michigan player.

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Video from the evening showed a brawl involving at least 10 MSU players when two U of M players entered the Michigan Stadium tunnel. 

MSU originally suspended Tank Brown, Khary Crump, Angelo Grose, and Zion Young a day after the fight. Players Malcolm Jones, Justin White, Jacoby Windmon, and Brandon Wright were suspended days later. 

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Gemon Green, the University of Michigan football player seen being attacked by Michigan State University players after Saturday’s game, has hired a lawyer. Green suffered a concussion.

In addition to the suspensions, MSU Head Coach Mel Tucker admonished the players involved in the fight, saying there was “no excuse for behavior that puts our team or our opponents at risk.”