Michigan State Football: Donnie Corley, Demetric Vance, Josh King dismissed

Michigan State football lost three key players on Tuesday as Mark Dantonio dismissed them after being charged for sexual assault.

On this Tuesday in early June, the black cloud started to move away from East Lansing. Michigan State football made a ruling on three players charged with sexual assault and their names were released to the public on Tuesday morning.

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While the rumors had been circulating for months about who the players might be, the official word has been released as Donnie Corley, Josh King and Demetric Vance are listed as defendants in the sexual assault case.

Shortly after news was released Monday regarding the Ingham County Prosecutor’s office issuing charges to three unnamed players, Mark Dantonio was quick to make a move when the names were made public.

In fact, the head coach released a statement Tuesday, dismissing the three players from the team, effective immediately.

“Sexual assault has no place in our community, and I want to share my deep concern for the young woman affected and her family,” Dantonio said.

This whole case has been a major black eye for Michigan State. However, no one should forget about the victim in this case just because it involves high-profile athletes. While they are technically innocent until proven guilty, there have been details coming out about the actual incident that, if true, could get these three some serious time.

Michigan State can now move forward without these three lingering over the program’s head.

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The right moves have been made and Dantonio is showing that he’s a no-nonsense kind of guy who cares about victims more than anything.