
The college football season is here. Every week, different news and notes will pop up, which will affect what happens on the field and off it. Here are the college football week 3 news and notes.
Mel Tucker has been suspended without pay as Michigan State is investigating a sexual harassment case involving the head coach. According to Brett McMurphy, the University will wait until the Title IX investigation is completed by the school before making the firing official. Secondary coach Harlan Bennett will be the interim coach, while former head coach Mark Dantonio will have a role in the program moving forward.
Kentucky’s offensive coordinator had a medical episode on Sunday that sent him to the hospital. He is expected to be released on Monday the University said in a statement released Sunday night. UPDATE: Coen has been released from the hospital and is expected to coach on Saturday.
Kam Kinchens has been released from the hospital and is in “good shape” according to Miami head coach Mario Cristobal. Kinchens was hurt late in the game against Texas A&M and a stretcher was brought on the field to remove him.
UCF quarterback John Rhys Plumlee will miss a few weeks with a leg injury. Gus Malzahn clarified that he will not require surgery.
After having a quarterback battle that started in the spring and moved into the season, Ohio State has named Kyle McCord their starter. Ryan Day said that Devin Brown would be the backup, but would still play.
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