Harrowing new details have emerged in the alleged June rape of a female Vanderbilt University student involving four college football players. Vanderbilt tight end Brandon Vandenburg, safety Cory Batey, defensive Brandon Banks, and receiver Jaborian 'Tip' McKenzie were suspended and indicted last month for allegedly raping a 21-year-old co-ed June 23 and videotaping the assault. On Saturday, the site BuzzFeed revealed information about the night of the sex assault, during which the players linked to the case allegedly smashed through a security door before one of the suspects covered a surveillance camera in the hallway with a towel. Tight end Brandon Vandenburg, 20, of Indio, California (left) and safety Cory Batey, (right) 19 of Nashville, Tennessee, are among the four Vanderbilt football players charged with rape
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Vanderbilt head football coach James Franklin suspected of instructing player to erase video of the rape
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Authorities say suspect Brandon Vandenburg took 21-year-old to a bar June 23 and then brought her unconscious to his door room
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Unspecified objects may have been used in sex assault
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Cory Batey, Brandon Banks and Jaborian 'Tip' McKenzie all suspended and indicted on rape charg
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Chris Boyd, wide receiver, was indicted in August as accessory after the fact
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