
The Kent State Golden Flashes suspended safety Nate Holley indefinitely after authorities in Portage County, Ohio, charged the senior with first-degree felony kidnapping, according to Allen Moff of the Record-Courier.
Moff reported the alleged kidnapping occurred last Thursday in Franklin Township, Ohio.
Eric Mansfield, Kent State's executive director of university media relations, provided a statement following Holley's suspension: "We are aware of the situation and take this matter very seriously. He has been suspended from the team indefinitely."
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Holley has appeared in all nine of Kent State's games in 2016 and leads the team with 111 tackles.
His suspension comes a day before the 3-6 Golden Flashes face off with the unbeaten No. 14 Western Michigan Broncos.

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