​Mississinawa Valley football coach Lane Manning has resigned from his position.MV superintendent Jeff Winchester said Manning stepped down Wednesday, Sept. 30, following an investigation into alleged bullying.No evidence was found in the district’s investigation to validate those claims, Winchester said.“Mississinawa Valley is aware of recent inquiries regarding a report of bullying involving our football coach. The safety and well-being of our students is always our highest priority,” Winchester said in a statement. “Upon receiving the report, the school conducted a prompt investigation. The investigation included interviews with relevant individuals and a comprehensive review of the available information.“Based on the findings of the investigation, the allegations of bullying were not substantiated. As a result, no disciplinary action has been taken.”Despite the results of the investigation, Manning made the decision to step down, Winchester said.Manning, 29, was in his first season as the school’s head coach. He’s a 2015 graduate of Mississinawa Valley.The team plans to finish playing all remaining games on its schedule.Cox First Media did not receive a response as to who will coach the team in those games. Manning could not be reached for comment.The Blackhawks ae 0-6 overall this season and lost its most recent game 61-0 against Tri-Village on Sept. 25.