Missouri head football coach Gary Pinkel will be suspended one week after his DWI arrest, ESPN reported Thursday. Pinkel was arrested Wednesday night.

Pinkel will not be able to return to the team until next Thursday, and his salary for the week will be donated to the university’s wellness center which deals with alcohol issues on campus. The school’s athletic director, Mike Alden, met with Pinkel three times Thursday before handing down the penalty.

Defensive coordinator Dave Steckel will coach the team Saturday when it takes on Texas Tech on senior day in Columbia.

University of Missouri head football coach Gary Pinkel was arrested Wednesday night for driving while intoxicated, KOMU reports. Pinkel posted $500 bond and was released from Boone County jail.

Pinked was pulled over late last night for lane and signal violations. According to the sheriff’s department, the DWI is Pinkel’s first offense and the coach was cooperative throughout the process.

The athletic department has yet to issue a statement on the arrest.

Pinkel is in his 11^th season with Missouri. Over that span, Mizzou has a 82-54 record. Pinkel and the 5-5 Tigers are set play against Texas Tech this Saturday.