Three Michigan State football players have been charged with criminal sexual conduct in connection with an incident that occurred on campus in January.

Arrests warrants signed Tuesday by an Ingham County judge name Donnie Corley, Demetric Vance and Josh King. It was not clear when they would be arraigned.

Corley and Vance face third-degree criminal sexual conduct. King is charged with first- and third-degree criminal sexual conduct and distributing an image of an unclothed person. King is alleged to have forced the woman into sex acts in a bathroom before inviting Corley and Vance into the room separately, where she was forced into oral sex.

Coach Mark Dantonio says all three players have been dismissed from the football program. They had already been suspended from the program in February after the school became aware of the allegations. “Sexual assault has no place in our community, and I want to share my deep concern for the young woman affected and her family,” said Dantonio via statement.

“This is an extremely challenging situation that we have taken very seriously and has affected everyone in this program. The high standards I have established for this program will not change, and the values that we teach to everyone in this program will be enforced. I expect all of our players and staff to conduct themselves in a manner that reflect the ideals of this university.”

Four of the 20 football players who joined Michigan State as freshmen in 2016 have now been charged with sexual assault. Auston Robertson was charged over an alleged rape in April and was dismissed from the program. Karen Truszkowski, who is representing King, Vance and Corley’s alleged victim, said that the school’s internal investigation had not looked at whether sexual assault was endemic to the program. “These are not the only incidents. There are a whole lot more out there,” Truszkowski said. “Is there a problem? You do the math.”

Vance, 20, is a redshirt defensive back from Detroit. Corley, 19, is a receiver from Detroit. King, also 19, is a freshman defensive end from Darien, Illinois.