UA FOOTBALL PLAYERS BANNED FROM CAMPUS! (DETAILS+PHOTOS)

Four players from the University of Alabama have been dismissed from school following their arrests after two robberies on campus.

Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban had earlier said the players "are no longer associated with the football program.

Pettway, Williams and Hayes are charged with two counts of second-degree robbery. Williams and Calloway, who was not accused in the robberies, are charged with credit card fraud.

Williams confessed to robbing a student who was punched in the head and face and kicked in the ribs and back.

Hayes, 18, admitted to  the first robbery and watching the second.

Williams and Calloway, both 20, are scheduled for preliminary hearings on March 19 in Tuscaloosa  Court.

Those two and 18-year-old Pettway have requested youthful offender status.

The first student reported having his Apple Macbook Pro stolen from his backpack. Both sustained mild concussions, cuts on the face and heavy swelling, and had items stolen, according to court documents.

Nick Saban also updates US with other situations. 

He said receiver Marvin Shinn has left the team and fellow receiver Danny Woodson is suspended for violating team rules and won't participate in spring practice.