Three Colo. St. players suspended
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Three Colorado State University football players have been suspended as police investigate an assault near the campus that injured four people, two of them seriously.
Fort Collins Police said Monday no one has been arrested. Police declined to say whether the suspended football players have been interviewed, citing the ongoing investigation.
Colorado State identified the suspended players as Nordly Capi, Colton Paulhus and Mike Orakpo. A message left at a phone listing for Capi wasn't immediately returned. No listings could be found for Paulhus or Orakpo.
Some of the victims told the Fort Collins Coloradoan they were attacked by fellow students and Colorado State football players.
Police say seven males in a sport utility vehicle confronted the victims as they were walking. Five of them allegedly got out and assaulted the four victims.
Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press
SPONSORED HEADLINES
MORE COLLEGE FOOTBALL HEADLINES
- Starting QB Golson no longer at Notre Dame
- Hurricanes TE Dye, NCAA to discuss affidavit
- Notre Dame paid Weis more than Kelly in 2011
- Ex-Penn State QB Bench transferring to USF
MOST SENT STORIES ON ESPN.COM
EDITORS' PICKS

- Separation Anxiety
- Summer can be a frustrating time of year for coaches. Mark Schlabach »

- Today Is The Day
- If the season started today, I think ... Conference Call


- Working Vacation
- Recruiting is how college coaches spend summer. Jeremy Crabtree

- Khan Jr.: Is Texas A&M a BCS title team?
- Haney: Gamecocks' BCS path | Talent ranks
- Luginbill: Five instant-impact freshmen
- Kiper: Top prospects for 2014, by position
- Recruiting: Michigan tops 2014 class ranks

