Came across this article from The Detroit News, first published yesterday afternoon (and updated last night) focusing on the release of the official MSU police report regarding the investigation of sexual assault charges involving three Spartan football players: Donnie Corley, Josh King, and Demetric Vance.

Via the article:

"The investigation was detailed in a 226-page report released by the MSU Police to The Detroit News on Wednesday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.

The report is heavily redacted and includes only the names of those charged — Josh King, Donnie Corley and Demetric Vance.

Over 200 of the 226 pages in the report had at least some material redacted in it.

While the names of all witnesses were redacted, the report did reveal that of those interviewed, more than a dozen were Michigan State football players while at least eight MSU basketball players and nine MSU women’s basketball players were interviewed. Additionally, the entire football coaching staff was interviewed."

Posting this in follow-up to an earlier Buckshot on the story, which reported Corley, King, and Vance were dismissed from the program nearly two months ago after being formally charged for the incident that took place in January.

The dismissed players face preliminary legal exams in East Lansing next month.

Michigan State opens their 2017 season on September 2, hosting Bowling Green.