Two Texas football players are at the center of a sexual assault investigation by the San Antonio police department, reports KENS, a San Antonio television station.

Texas coach Mack Brown said Friday that the two players were suspended for the Alamo Bowl and sent home for breaking team rules amid the police investigation into the alleged sex assault. Brown refused to name the players involved and did not take any questions concerning the allegations.

Hookem.com reports that the two players that were sent home and suspended from the football team are linebacker Jordan Hicks and backup quarterback Case McCoy. Hicks was not going to play in the Alamo Bowl because of a hip injury and McCoy was set to backup starter David Ash.

Texas (8-4) is town to play Oregon State (9-3) in the bowl game on Saturday night.

According to authorities, they were called to a Holiday Inn in San Antonio at 2:48 a.m. Friday morning to investigate an assault. The team is staying at a different hotel than where the alleged assault took place. The players’ names have not been released, no arrests have been made and no charges are pending.

A woman told police she met two UT players out partying overnight and invited them back to her room at the Holiday Inn. She later made the allegations of sexual assault to police. Officers said University of Texas football coaches have been notified of the situation. The players have had initial talks with police and were expected to be further questioned by police sexual assault detectives Friday morning.

NEW: 21-yr-old making rape allegations against two UT Longhorn players reportedly from Texas Tech police say. #kens5news #UT #longhorn—
Marvin Hurst (@MarvinHurst) December 28, 2012

Two sources tell Hookem.com that Case McCoy and Jordan Hicks have been ordered home from Alamo Bowl.—
Bobby Burton (@BobbyBurton247) December 28, 2012

Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion will have surgery and will be out for Saturday’s game against BYU. (Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion will have surgery on his knee, head coach Mike Riley announced Monday and is out indefinitely, reports the Oregonian.

Mannion, a sophomore, has completed 63 percent of his throws for 1,350 yards with seven touchdowns and four interceptions this season for the tenth-ranked Beavers.

Oregon State plays at BYU this Saturday. Junior Cody Vaz is next on the Oregon State depth chart at quarterback.  Vaz has not played since 2010, when he completed 6 of 17 passes for 48 yards.

BREAKING: Mike Riley announces QB Sean Mannion will have surgery on his knee. Out an undisclosed amount of time. #GoBeavs—
Stephen Nelson (@Stephen__Nelson) October 08, 2012

Oregon State cornerback, Malcolm Marable, has been suspended indefinitely from the football team after being cited for driving 104 mph over the weekend, according to the Corvallis Gazette Times.

In addition to Marable’s citation for reckless driving, he was also warned for failure to have proof of insurance and registration of the car. Marable will be forced to pay a fine of $1,150, which is in conjunction with Oregon State law.

This incident comes after two other Oregon State football players, Sean Martin and Mishawn Cummings, were also suspended for driving under the influence and an undisclosed incident.

Marable played in all 12 of Oregon State’s games last season, totaling two tackles on defense and 322 yards on 13 kick returns.