The San Diego Toreros football team is facing several suspensions ahead of the start of the season over a hazing scandal.
DEION SANDERS RIPS NCAA'S HANDLING OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AMID ELIGIBILITY DENIAL FOR TWO-TIME TRANSFER
"As a result of this investigation, approximately half the football team, who were either active or passive participants, will face varying degrees of disciplinary action.… These initial disciplinary actions relate only to athletics participation," the letter reportedly read."Since all USD students are held accountable to the USD Student Code of Conduct, further disciplinary action could ensue."A source close to the matter confirmed the discipline in the reported letter.
Moore addressed hazing and bullying as questions bubbled up last week. The first-year head coach said he was"hurt and troubled." He initially explained that a player went missing from team activities and he later learned"he went home" and"needed to decompress." Over the status of the player, Moore said it was an"ongoing investigation" and he couldn’t comment. He added that the"nature of whatever has occurred is not indicative of the sport or how it should be played."
The source noted that the university has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to hazing and the topic itself was addressed by Moore and athletics and university officials at the start of preseason camp.
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