Colorado DB Anthony Julmisse Suspended Following Assault Arrest

Colorado Buffaloes sophomore cornerback Anthony Julmisse was suspended indefinitely by the team Friday following an arrest related to a Sunday altercation.

Per Jeff Hauser of Ralphie Report, Colorado head coach Mike MacIntyre released the following statement regarding the situation:

"Anthony has been suspended indefinitely from all team activities and we will determine any further disciplinary action after receiving more information. 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."

According to Sam Weaver of BSN Denver, an arrest report showed Julmisse was charged with third-degree assault, domestic violence and two counts of harassment in Boulder, Colorado.

Per Weaver, Julmisse was being held without bond Friday and was scheduled for a court appearance.

On Colorado's first depth chart, Julmisse was listed as a starter across from Isaiah Oliver with Dante Wigley, Ronnie Blackmon and Trey Udoffia serving in backup roles.

As a freshman in 2016, Julmisse registered one interception and one fumble recovery, while also logging a rushing attempt on offense and making 18 kick returns.