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per Brandon:
An underage football recruit was involved in the alleged sexual misconduct on Sept. 2 that led to the suspension of 10 University of Minnesota players, according to police records, court testimony and a university report.
The recruit acknowledged having sex with the woman early that morning, but denied raping her, according to a police report.
In court testimony and police interviews, the alleged victim, a student at the university, alleged that the recruit and at least a dozen other men raped her. The Hennepin County attorney’s office announced in October that there would be no charges in the case.
As part of the school policy for student-athlete visits, the university has a prohibition against the “use of sexual activity as a recruiting device.”
University spokesman Evan Lapiska said the recruit’s involvement was not reported to either the NCAA or the Big Ten because the school does not believe that a rule violation occurred.
http://www.startribune.com/underage...olved-in-alleged-sexual-misconduct/407140326/
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			An underage football recruit was involved in the alleged sexual misconduct on Sept. 2 that led to the suspension of 10 University of Minnesota players, according to police records, court testimony and a university report.
The recruit acknowledged having sex with the woman early that morning, but denied raping her, according to a police report.
In court testimony and police interviews, the alleged victim, a student at the university, alleged that the recruit and at least a dozen other men raped her. The Hennepin County attorney’s office announced in October that there would be no charges in the case.
As part of the school policy for student-athlete visits, the university has a prohibition against the “use of sexual activity as a recruiting device.”
University spokesman Evan Lapiska said the recruit’s involvement was not reported to either the NCAA or the Big Ten because the school does not believe that a rule violation occurred.
http://www.startribune.com/underage...olved-in-alleged-sexual-misconduct/407140326/
Go Gophers!!