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   Washington running back Tybo Rogers, who was arrested and charged last month   
   with rape in two instances that allegedly occurred during the 2023 season, is   
   no longer with the program, a spokesman confirmed to ESPN.   
      
   The team had suspended Rogers following his April 5 arrest. Rogers, 19, was   
   charged with second- and third-degree rape for incidents involving two women   
   in October and November. He pleaded not guilty to the charges last month.   
      
   The first alleged rape occurred in late October, at the apartment of a   
   19-year-old Seattle Central College student, who reported the incident to   
   Seattle police on Oct. 28. The second incident involved Rogers and a   
   22-year-old Washington student, whom he    
   had met at a Halloween party. The alleged assault occurred at the female   
   student's apartment, and she reported it to Washington's Title IX office on   
   Nov. 28   
      
   Washington suspended Rogers from team activities in late November and did not   
   include him on the travel roster for the Pac-12 championship game Dec. 1 in   
   Las Vegas, according to a certification of probable cause document from a   
   Seattle police detective.    
   The document also noted multiple emails within Washington's athletic   
   department stating that Rogers shouldn't travel with the team to the   
   championship game, but the emails included no reasons for the removal or   
   possible discipline.   
      
   The detective also referenced text messages from Washington staff members   
   referencing Rogers and what was happening with him. The communications   
   occurred shortly after the Washington student's report to the Title IX office,   
   and after she had posted on    
   her Instagram story, detailing the alleged assault and warning others to be   
   careful around Rogers.   
      
   Ryan Grubb, then the team's offensive coordinator, told reporter Dan Raley of   
   Dailymotion in mid-December that Rogers was working through some off-field   
   issues, and couldn't comment further. Grubb, head coach Kalen DeBoer and   
   athletic director Troy    
   Dannen all have since left Washington to take other jobs.   
      
   Rogers returned to the team for the College Football Playoff semifinal and   
   national championship games, where he had six total rushing attempts. He   
   finished the season ranked third on the team in rushing.   
      
   Rogers and another Washington player, Diesel Gordon, were charged last month   
   with allegedly assaulting a cyclist in a road rage incident in March.   
   According to a police report obtained by KOMO News, Rogers and Gordon yelled   
   at the man to get out of the    
   street, and after he went to a nearby stairwell to hide, they "hit him and   
   pushed him down, damaging his bicycle, before leaving." Washington suspended   
   Gordon from the team in early April, and Gordon is no longer with the team.   
      
   https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/40153489/washin   
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