Bill Moos addresses Logan Tago suspension

Earlier this week, the Whitman County prosecutor filed 2nd degree robbery and 4th degree assault charges against sophomore linebacker Logan Tago for his role in a June incident. Second degree robbery is a Class B felony in the state of Washington.

Washington State president Kirk Schulz, while speaking to KHQ-TV in Spokane Tuesday, confirmed that Tago would be suspended following the robbery charge. Athletic department policy states that no student-athlete charged with a felony shall be allowed to represent the university in outside competition.

Today, in response to Tago’s reported suspension, Washington State athletics director Bill Moos has released a statement, noting that Tago will still…