It’s been over a month since two Michigan players were assaulted by multiple members of the Michigan State Spartans.
Since that night in the Michigan Stadium tunnel, suspensions were self-imposed by MSU head coach Mel Tucker, and last week seven of those players were charged for their involvement. Six of the players received misdemeanor charges, and Khary Crump received one count of felonious assault, the most serious charge of them all.
The Big Ten Conference hasn’t talked on the matter, until now.
In a statement by the conference and commissioner Kevin Warren, it was announced the Big Ten has fined Michigan State $100,000 for the incident, and Crump will be suspended the first eight games of the 2023 season.