Starting QB Suspended by College Football Program After Spitting on Opponent
Summary
Colorado State's starting quarterback, Darius Curry, was suspended for spitting on a player from the opposing team, Boise State, during a football game. The school also suspended another player, offensive lineman Liam Wortmann, for similar behavior. Both players will miss the final game of the season against Air Force.Key Facts
- Darius Curry, a quarterback for Colorado State, was suspended for spitting on an opponent during a game.
- The incident happened in a game where Colorado State lost 49-21 to Boise State.
- Colorado State's interim head coach, Tyson Summers, announced the suspension.
- Another player, Liam Wortmann, was also suspended for unsportsmanlike conduct.
- The suspensions mean Curry and Wortmann will not play in the final game against Air Force.
- Curry apologized publicly for his actions, saying they were against the values of a student-athlete.
- Colorado State's poor season record of 2-9 makes them ineligible for postseason play.
- This was Curry's redshirt freshman year as a starting quarterback, and he had completed 65.4% of his passes during the season.
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