Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman was cleared of charges after being accused of battery at his son's high school wrestling meet on Jan. 3.

Marcus Freeman allegations, explained: Notre Dame football coach accused of battery but no charges filed originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman was made the subject of a Mishawaka, Indiana police report on Jan. 3.

Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman has been accused of battery at high school wrestling tournament his son was competing in in Indiana, according to reports. Notre Dame athletics issued a statement denying the accusations against Freeman.

The St. Joseph County's Prosecutor's Office determined battery charges were not warranted against Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman

A police report was filed with the Mishawaka Police Department, naming Notre Dame football head coach Marcus Freeman in an alleged incident. Freeman has been accused of battery by a high school wrestling coach.

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The alleged incident involved Freeman and a New Prairie high school wrestling assistant coach, Chris Fleeger. Both were at the Al Smith Wrestling Invitational, with Freeman there to support his son, Vinny, a Penn High School senior, and Fleeger in a coaching capacity with the Cougars.