2 suspended Notre Dame players 'done,' 2 could return

Two months after four key Notre Dame players were suspended amid an academic fraud investigation, we're starting to get some clarity on those players' futures. On Tuesday, wide receiver DaVaris Daniels, announced on Twitter that he was "done" at Notre Dame. He does not have a degree.

Not looking to transfer. ND was my team. ND is where my heart was. Unfortunately my time here is done, ready for my future.

— Toot Daddy Fresh™ (@DaVarisDaniels) October 14, 2014

Joining Daniels is linebacker Kendall Moore, who is suspended for the season and will not return to the university.

Another one of suspended ND players, Kendall Moore announces he's also done for the season & out at Notre Dame. He already has his degree.

— Bruce Feldman (@BruceFeldmanCFB) October 14, 2014

Daniels had 745 receiving yards and seven touchdowns for the Irish last year, while Moore had the potential to possibly move into the starting lineup at linebacker.

The two other suspended players, linebacker Ishaq Williams and cornerback KeiVarae Russell, apparently may return to the team. Russell was arguably Notre Dame's best defender.

Kelly says KeiVarae Russell and Ishaq Williams have told him they both would like to return to the team next season.

— Irish Illustrated (@NDatRivals) October 14, 2014

However, that likely can't happen until next year.

That means one possibility is they couuld withdraw in the current semester and miss the spring, then return for the ’15 fall/season.

— Irish Illustrated (@NDatRivals) October 14, 2014

That's similar to the suspension that quarterback Everett Golson received for academic fraud. After leading the Irish to the national title game in 2012, he was suspended for the entire 2013 season, but is back leading Notre Dame, which plays at Florida State on Saturday.