Colorado’s rough offseason off the field will continue right up to the eve of summer camp kicking off.
The Boulder Daily Camera is reporting that Buffaloes cornerback Anthony Julmisse was arrested on multiple charges Thursday related to a domestic incident. Specifically, the sophomore defensive back is facing one count each of third-degree assault and domestic violence and two counts of physical harassment.
No specific details of what led to the arrest and charges have been made available at this time.
As a result of the situation, however, Julmisse was indefinitely suspended by Mike MacIntyre.
“We will determine any further disciplinary action after receiving more information,” the head coach said in a statement. “I am very troubled by these allegations, as they do not represent the values of our university and our football program. I have reported the allegations to the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance so that it may conduct any appropriate inquiries.”
Julmisse played in all 14 games last season. Exiting spring practice, he was one of the Buffaloes’ starters at cornerback.
In June, MacIntyre was publicly reprimanded by the university for his handling of allegations made by the longtime girlfriend of one of his assistants, Joe Tumpkin, of a long history of domestic abuse. Additionally, MacIntyre was ordered to make a $100,000 donation to domestic violence causes.
Less than a week later, the university’s regents approved a four-year, $16.25 million extension for the coach.