The University of Georgia has fired the football recruiting staffer who survived a January crash that killed player Devin Willock and another recruiting staffer, less than a month after she filed a lawsuit against the school's athletic association.
, which occurred just hours after a parade celebrating Georgia's second straight national championship, killed the 20-year-old Willock and the driver of the Ford Expedition, 24-year-old Chandler LeCroy.
The lawsuit, which includes LeCroy's estate as an additional defendant, requests at least $171,595 in general damages along with punitive damages. Bowles was on paid medical leave for a couple of months following the crash, before the athletic association placed her on unpaid leave in March, according to records obtained by the Journal-Constitution.
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