From Blackwell's hiring to Robertson's sentencing

JUNE 2015: Auston Robertson, center, a four-star defensive end, commits to Michigan State University. This photo was taken June 7, 2015 and shared on his Facebook page.

FALL 2015: Auston Robertson is kicked off his high school football team and later expelled because of harassment and sexual-assault claims made against him.

FEB. 3, 2016: On National Signing Day, Auston Robertson announces he is reopening his recruitment amid a series of troubling reports out of Indiana. In this photo, posted to Robertson's Facebook page on Feb. 1, 2015 shows him meeting with former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer.

MARCH 30, 2016: Auston Robertson signs to attend Michigan State, one of the headliners of the program's highest-ranked recruiting class. He posted this photo to his Facebook page on April 4, 2016.

JAN. 16, 2017: At an on-campus party, an alleged sexual assault takes place, involving three members of the football team. In this photo, former MSU football players, from left, Demetric Vance, with attorney Mary Chartier, Donnie Corley, with attorney John Shea, and Josh King, with attorney Shannon Smith, appear for their sentencing at Ingham County 30th Circuit Court in Lansing, Mich., on Wednesday, June 6, 2018.

FEB. 8, 2017: Curtis Blackwell is arrested by MSU Police for obstructing the investigation. The following day, he is suspended.

APRIL 9, 2017: At a Meridian Township apartment, Robertson, the whistleblower on the incident from the January party, allegedly sexually assaults a woman. In this photo posted to his Facebook page, Robertson is seen in June 2016, a few months after a special admissions panel approved his enrollment at Michigan State.

APRIL 21, 2017: Auston Robertson is charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct and is kicked off the team.

MAY 24, 2017: Curtis Blackwell is told he isn't being retained by Michigan State University. In this photo from Nov. 23, 2019, Blackwell works with young athletes in his Sound Mind-Sound Body football camp at the Sports Dome in Detroit.

JUNE 5, 2017: The Jones Day law firm's report into the football program is released and clears Dantonio, but not Blackwell. In this Oct. 28, 2017 photo, Dantonio watches his team during the first half against Northwestern.

JUNE 6, 2017: Three players accused of sexual assault at the January party — Donnie Corley Jr., Josh King and Demetric Vance — are kicked off the team. Each will later receive probation instead of jail time.

NOV. 12, 2018: Curtis Blackwell files a lawsuit in federal court in Grand Rapids, accusing Dantonio and MSU of wrongful termination, and MSU Police of wrongful arrest.