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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...egations-involving-sports-beyond-larry-nassar
In recent years, Michigan State has suppressed information related to sexual assault allegations made against members of the football and basketball teams, according to a report released Friday by Paula Lavigneof ESPN's Outside the Lines.
The report comes after president Lou Anna Simon announced her resignation Wednesday and athletic director Mark Hollis announced his retirement Friday in the wake of former MSU physician Larry Nassar's sentencing to 40 to 175 years in prison for sexual abuse during his time as a doctor for both Michigan State and USA Gymnastics.
Per Lavigne, Michigan State's history of inaction stretches beyond incidents involving Nassar.
Lavigne reported that Michigan State has lost attempts in court to withhold the names of athletes in campus police records three times over the past three years, but many of the incident reports have had so much information deleted from them that they are of little use.
She also laid out several sexual abuse allegations made against members of the football and basketball teams during the respective tenures of head football coach Mark Dantonio and head basketball coach Tom Izzo.
Former Michigan State sexual assault counselor Lauren Allswede disagreed with recent assertions that there is no issue with sexual assault at MSU:
"A lot of the statements that are coming out now ... from Mark Hollis or administration claiming there's no rape culture, is misleading. When there's multiple reports against specific programs, that needs to be followed up on. That needs to be addressed. It's not a coincidence."
At least 16 football players have been accused of sexual assault or violence against women since Dantonio became head coach in 2007.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...egations-involving-sports-beyond-larry-nassar
In recent years, Michigan State has suppressed information related to sexual assault allegations made against members of the football and basketball teams, according to a report released Friday by Paula Lavigneof ESPN's Outside the Lines.
The report comes after president Lou Anna Simon announced her resignation Wednesday and athletic director Mark Hollis announced his retirement Friday in the wake of former MSU physician Larry Nassar's sentencing to 40 to 175 years in prison for sexual abuse during his time as a doctor for both Michigan State and USA Gymnastics.
Per Lavigne, Michigan State's history of inaction stretches beyond incidents involving Nassar.
Lavigne reported that Michigan State has lost attempts in court to withhold the names of athletes in campus police records three times over the past three years, but many of the incident reports have had so much information deleted from them that they are of little use.
She also laid out several sexual abuse allegations made against members of the football and basketball teams during the respective tenures of head football coach Mark Dantonio and head basketball coach Tom Izzo.
Former Michigan State sexual assault counselor Lauren Allswede disagreed with recent assertions that there is no issue with sexual assault at MSU:
"A lot of the statements that are coming out now ... from Mark Hollis or administration claiming there's no rape culture, is misleading. When there's multiple reports against specific programs, that needs to be followed up on. That needs to be addressed. It's not a coincidence."
At least 16 football players have been accused of sexual assault or violence against women since Dantonio became head coach in 2007.
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