UNC Charlotte quarterback Kevin Olsen, brother of Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen, was arrested on rape charges Sunday.

According to police, Olsen was charged with felony second-degree forcible rape, cyberstalking, assault on a female, and second-degree forced sex.

Charlotte coach Brad Lambert told Charlotte television station WCNC that Olsen, who was expected to be the 49ers' starter next season, has been suspended from all athletic activities.

The school also said it was investigating the matter.

"This incident occurred a week after a separate, unrelated case of alleged on-campus sexual assault involving acquaintances," the university said in the statement. "Olsen has been suspended from Charlotte athletics, and the University is reviewing the case consistent with its disciplinary procedures."

A spokesman for the Panthers said the older Olsen had no comment and "asks that people respect his privacy."

Olsen's winding and troubled history has included stints at four different schools.

The 22-year-old Olsen originally enrolled at Miami in 2013 but left the school in September 2014 following multiple reported team violations. He transferred to FCS school Towson but was also kicked off that team for breaking team rules. He had a redemptive 2015 season at Riverside (Calif.) City College before enrolling at Charlotte for his final two years of eligbility.

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