After examining information submitted by police, district attorney George Gascon said his office determined that no charges would be filed “at this time.”

“The San Francisco Police Department — Special Victims Unit completed and submitted a thorough investigation of the allegations against Michael Crabtree,” Gascon said.

Crabtree’s attorney, Joshua Bentley, didn’t immediately return a call seeking comment.

San Francisco police said Crabtree was never detained or arrested in the matter, and that he cooperated fully with their investigation.

The 49ers are preparing to meet the Baltimore Ravens in the Super Bowl on Feb. 3 in New Orleans.

49ers general manager Trent Baalke said the team was pleased that the district attorney decided to not file charges after reviewing the matter.

“Michael and the team can now put this behind us and move forward,” Baalke said in a statement.

During the regular season, Crabtree became the first San Francisco wide receiver with more than 1,000 yards in a season since Terrell Owens in 2003.

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“Obviously when you break team rules there’s a certain amount of trust that has been broken, and that will be addressed with further discipline,” Brown said in a statement. “That discipline will be handled within the team.”

McCoy, a senior quarterback, and Hicks, a junior linebacker, were both suspended from the team the day before the Valero Alamo Bowl for reasons that Brown declined to specify. The suspensions followed a KENS-TV report that two unidentified Texas players were being investigated for sexual assault.

According to a heavily redacted police report, the event occurred in the early morning of Dec. 28 when a 21-year-old woman invited two men to her hotel room. The report showed only that the men are students and that one is 21 and the other is 20. The woman told police that she had several drinks at a nightclub and the hotel bar before she invited the men to her room.

“I don’t exactly remember,” she said, according to the report.

The woman said one of the men had sex with her while the other “just stood there and watched,” the report states.

“I don’t quite remember,” she repeated, according to the report.

Perry Minton, Hicks’ attorney, later acknowledged his client was one of the accused but denied Hicks’ involvement in a sexual assault.

“Mr. Hicks vehemently asserts that all conduct that occurred during the evening of the incident was consensual by everyone involved,” his lawyer said in a Dec. 30 statement. “The allegation, if any, that a sexual assault occurred by anyone at anytime is completely false.”

Last week, Minton said the case against his client had been closed and that Hicks would be returning to school. An hour later, the San Antonio police issued a statement that the case was not closed.

“In light of the media inquiries into the allegation of a sexual assault that took place in the early morning hours on December 28, 2012, in the downtown area, the San Antonio Police Department’s SVU (Special Victims Unit) is still reviewing the case,” police officials said in a released statement.

Hicks missed 10 games this past season due to a hip injury. McCoy played in six games with one start. He was 54 of 76 with three interceptions and six touchdowns.

Hicks is projected to be a starting linebacker next season. McCoy will contend for the starting spot with four other quarterbacks.

Also Sunday night, Texas announced that three junior backups have elected to give up their remaining eligibility and focus on their futures after football.

Offensive lineman Thomas Ashcraft, defensive tackle Kyle Kriegel and tight end Trey Graham will not play for the Longhorns in 2013. All three were members of Texas’ No. 3-ranked recruiting class of 2009.

Ashcraft, an Under Armour All-American ranked No. 5 among guard prospects out of Cedar Hill (Texas), appeared in 35 games as a reserve lineman and on special teams.

Kriegel appeared in five games in 2012 as a backup. Graham never played in a game after right knee injuries cost him two full seasons.

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