The Mississippi State coach denied calling the police on his former running back for trespassing on the school’s track, despite the fact Robinson claimed it was Mullen.
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“Don’t even know what you’re talking about,” Mullen told The Clarion-Ledger, via text.
When Mullen was updated on Robinson’s claim, he responded, “Ok. Well, that didn’t happen.”
According to a statement from Mississippi’s State’s media relations, it was a member of the track and field staff who called the police on Robinson after he saw Robinson’s car parked on the track.
“Former MSU student-athletes often use our facilities as they prepare for pro opportunities, but typically coordinate that use with department staff to prevent these type of situations,” the statement said.
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Robinson was drafted out of Mississippi State in the sixth round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts. He’s currently a free agent.
It was through a series of tweets and an Instagram post that Robinson said Mullen called the police on him after he was running on the track Tuesday night.
