Linebacker Santonio Marchiol, who just last week alleged multiple NCAA violations against Texas A&M and new coach Jimbo Fisher, is no longer on the team at Arizona, according to first-year Wildcats coach Kevin Sumlin. 

"He was informed this morning that he's no longer on the team," Sumlin told reporters on Monday.

While Sumlin did not get into the details of the dismissal, a video surfaced last Friday of a person who appears to be Marchiol using the term "monkey" to describe multiple black players when he was at Texas A&M. Marchiol followed Sumlin, who was fired from A&M last season, to Arizona. 

The Dallas Morning News reported that the 17-minute video appeared on a Hudl account linked to Marchiol. In the video, a voice believed to be Marchiol's uses the term to describe Aggies safety Keldrick Carper along with another player during an April scrimmage. That video has since been deleted. 

Regarding the video's authenticity, Arkansas-based attorney Thomas Mars, who has been representing Marchiol, said the following in a statement to CBS Sports: 

"As someone who helped lead the effort to advance diversity in the legal profession, served on the National Urban League board, and worked closely with people like Dennis Archer, Rev. Al Sharpton and other prominent African-American leaders, I understand and respect the university's decision.

"On the other hand, as someone who's grown close to Santino and who knows the quality of his character, the depth of his faith, and the sincerity of his convictions, I'm heartbroken. 

"What can be heard on the highlights video doesn't reflect the values or beliefs of the young man I've come to know." 

Marchiol told USA Today last week that while at A&M, he was given cash by staff members to host prospects on unofficial visits. He also claimed the the new staff organized summer practices that were not permitted by NCAA rules and pushed him to work through an ankle injury. Through Mars' representation, Marchiol was using the allegations as a loophole to receive immediate eligibility to play at Arizona. Suffice to say, that will not be happening for Marchiol in 2018.