The video captured by Detroit News showed two alleged incidents, including a scuffle in which a Michigan player was shoved and kicked by several MSU players.
[Bookmark](https://si.com/fannation/college/cfb-hq) We will let the Big Ten and law enforcement handle it, but this is not what a rivalry should be about. "That's not the way another team should grab a player and do what they did. "I talked to the commissioner and he's looking into it. The police are also looking into it. "You saw the video, the 10 on 1.
Multiple Spartans were involved in a fight after Saturday's loss at Michigan. Four players were suspended following the incident.
It was from multiple Spartans [being involved in a fight in the Michigan Stadium tunnel](https://www.mlive.com/sports/2022/10/michigan-michigan-state-players-fight-in-postgame-tunnel.html) after the game. Tucker’s latest challenge in a fall marked by them will be getting his team regrouped and making the most of what’s left. That looks like a longshot with the last month of the schedule starting with a trip to No. Now 115 games into the series between Michigan State and Michigan that began in 1898, the annual in-state matchup has become increasingly toxic. The suspensions announced by Tucker and Michigan State athletic director Alan Haller late Sunday night were a start in cleaning up the mess. [have been suspended indefinitely](https://www.mlive.com/sports/2022/10/four-michigan-state-players-suspended-after-alarming-postgame-fight-at-michigan.html) and the investigation will continue to see if any other players deserve discipline. However, the actions by Michigan State players clearly were out of line and could result in criminal charges. Although it’s fortunate nobody appeared to be seriously hurt, it was an ugly moment that reflects very poorly on Michigan State’s program, the university and its head coach. Haller released a statement Sunday night calling the video evidence “alarming” while saying they’re working to make sure that conduct won’t be repeated. Michigan defensive back Gemon Green was also injured in an incident involving multiple players as video shows Crump swinging his helmet and hitting Green. Coming off an 11-win season and having now lost five of their last six games, this season has been a huge disappointment. This time it wasn’t for what happened on the field
Michigan defensive back Gemon Green was the player struck in the head with a helmet by a Michigan State football player in Saturday's postgame scuffle in ...
He said Gemon was struck with a helmet in the face, back and shoulder.” [A second video of the incident emerged](https://247sports.com/Article/Michigan-Michigan-State-fight-Second-video-shows-new-angle-of-Spartans-postgame-altercation-with-Wolverines-196482428/) Sunday with a new angle of the scuffle, which allegedly shows the helmet swing. We won on the field, this man ( [Jim Harbaugh](//247sports.com/Coach/Jim-Harbaugh-732)) and this team and those players went out there and won. The Big Ten and law enforcement will handle it, but this is not what a rivalry should be about, and it’s not how it should be remembered. "Situations like these, and the safety of the community, are taken very seriously." “The health and safety of our student-athletes, coaches, personnel, and the Spartan community remain our number one priority. The family is set to press charges, according to VanHaaren.
Michigan football's Jim Harbaugh called MSU players fighting Michigan players a "traumatic" experience, expects criminal charges will be filed.
And we're going to support them and their families in every possible way." "An apology will not get the job done in this instance, there should be serious consequences for the many individuals who are culpable. Michigan State athletic director Alan Haller released a statement through the department's twitter account Sunday evening, saying in part, "our athletic department and football program represent the highest ethical, academics and athletics standards ... "There needs to be accountability, there needs to be a full, thorough, timely investigation. "Right now we have an ongoing police investigation, what happened in the tunnel was egregious, sickening to watch," Harbaugh said Monday afternoon. The video shows McBurrows was punched and kicked while on the ground.
Former DeSoto High School standout Gemon Green was one of two University of Michigan football players attacked after Saturday's rivalry game against ...
It's also very important to say we honor the traditions of the Big Ten conference, including the Michigan State Michigan rivalry game, and we have a responsibility to uphold the values of this great university," said Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker. Gemon was punched and then Ja'den was trying to help," said Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh. "A deadly weapon was potentially used.
New video from ESPN and given with permission to 7 Action News shows what happened inside the tunnel during a fight between Michigan State players and two ...
He also said that both players have injuries, but didn't elaborate on what the injuries were. "What happened in the tunnel was egregious. They are unacceptable."
Two Michigan football players, Gemon Green and Ja'Den McBurrows, have injuries from the fight, Harbaugh said. “There needs to be accountability, there needs to ...
Harbaugh told reporters that Green and McBurrows were walking up the tunnel together after the game. “There has to be severe consequences for this kind of misconduct.” “Gemon was punched, and then Ja’Den was trying to help.” The videos are bad, and it’s clear what transpired. “And we have the responsibility to each player to treat them like our own, and I take that responsibility very seriously.” “There needs to be accountability, there needs to be a full, thorough, timely investigation,” Harbaugh said.
Free Press sports writer Chris Solari was among those in the Michigan Stadium tunnel when the violence between Michigan and Michigan State occurred.
Unbeknownst to me in the moment, my phone captured 3 seconds of video of the wall and hallway and stopped upon being contacted. Another video of the field after the final whistle showed both he and McBurrows walked and skipped into the MSU entourage. It was impossible in the moment to see who was punching and who was kicking, but I saw both things happening from my vantage point. Of the three of us, I was nearest the door and got bumped backward by players as their momentum pushed them into me, using my hand in attempt to leverage whoever hit me from falling further down the hall. 1 — it was Ja’Den McBurrows after reviewing video later — and threw him back through the metal doors that remained open despite the U-M player hitting it after being tossed into them. A photographers room and the referees’ room also is in the same hallway. It was unclear how far down the tunnel things began or what started the altercation, but a cluster of players flooded past the doorway to my right and just as quickly swayed into our hallway. The hallway to the interview room is the first doorway those coming from the field approach. It is a common practice in sports journalism, particularly for me to get the story into later editions of the Sunday Free Press. A handful of Spartans passed the door headed toward their locker room. Then came the referees, who turned the corner and walked past us with an MSU team support staff member following them into the hallway, trying to get their attention to something that happened on the field. It happened in an instant and almost as fast as it blazed across the internet.