Florida A&M AD says football team allowed to use facilities despite ongoing investigation about rap video

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Florida A&M athletic director Tiffani-Dawn Sykes said Monday the football team will be allowed to resume using its facilities while the university investigates the unauthorized filming of a rap video, featuring some Rattlers players, in the team's locker room.

All team activities were suspended Friday night by Coach Willie Simmons after a video by Tallahassee, Florida, rapper Real Boston Richey was posted on social media last week showing him performing in the FAMU locker room, with some of the players and team gear.

The players were not identified by the school.

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A Florida A&M helmet sports the Rattlers logo before an NCAA college football game against North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022. (AP Photo/Chris Seward, File)

Real Boston Richey, whose real name is Jalen Foster, performed at FAMU's homecoming game last year.

Simmons said Saturday the team facility, weight room and access to the stadium field were off-limits to all players until he and the administration could sort out who was involved in the video shoot. A team meeting was scheduled for Monday.

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Quarterback Jeremy Moussa #8 of the Florida A&M Rattlers passes the ball against the Jackson State Tigers during the Orange Blossom Classic Game at Hard Rock Stadium on September 04, 2022 in Miami Gardens, Florida. The Tigers defeated the Rattlers 59-3.  (Don Juan Moore/Getty Images)

"We’ll determine at that point if more severe penalties need to be handed down," Simmons told The Associated Press on