Kansas has announced that it will no longer welcome 4-star wide receiver Quay Davis to the program following accusations of domestic violence that were posted on social media.

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The school released a statement on Davis on Friday. On Thursday, when Kansas was made aware of the situation, the university said it was gathering more details on the situation to learn more information.

Below is the statement Kansas released on Friday:

“Yesterday, after the allegations referencing a football recruit were brought to our attention, we immediately contacted individuals with knowledge on the matter to try and learn more about what happened,” Kansas said in a statement. “Based on the information we were able to gather KU football has terminated the recruitment of this individual and communicated to him that he will no longer be recruited to play football at the University of Kansas. While we do not know the full details of what occurred in this instance, we were able to learn enough information and decide that it is in the best interest of Kansas Football that we separate from this individual. We condemn violence of any kind against women.”

A post on Twitter sent out Wednesday night accused Davis of domestic violence. The tweet contained graphic photographs of a woman with a bruised and swollen eye and blood on her lip.

On Thursday, Kansas released a statement on the situation. The statement came from Kansas associate athletic director for public relations Dan Beckler, who said the school was gathering more information on the situation.

“We have seen the social media post referencing a player that has committed to play football at KU. Any violence against women is not acceptable,” Beckler said. “We are currently working to gather the details and cannot comment further at this time.”

Davis, a native of Dallas, Texas, was a 4-star wide receiver in the 2021 recruiting class, per 247Sports. He ranked as the No. 23 player at his position and was one of the Top 150 overall prospects in the class.