3 college football players accused of attacking bouncer at bar

Three Bowling Green State University football players were arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault following an incident at a local bar. Sophomore Brennan Ridley, freshman Caleb Goodloe, and junior Leo Kemp were involved in an altercation at a bar on E Wooster Street, where a bouncer was reportedly punched and placed in a chokehold. Police responded to the incident, which occurred just before 2 a.m. on Sunday, and made the arrests after reviewing surveillance footage. Kemp was identified as putting the bouncer in a chokehold, while Ridley and Goodloe were seen punching him. Ridley and Kemp have pleaded not guilty, while Goodloe’s legal proceedings include an initial appearance form filed by his attorney. The university, citing FERPA policy, did not issue a statement regarding the arrests. Ridley and Goodloe are listed as wide receivers, and Kemp as a fullback on the university's football roster.