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A lawsuit claims that a former Seton Hall jug was the subject of obscurity of his teammates, including gross sexual acts.
The former pitcher, whose name has not been publicly identified, said he was “spapping blood everywhere” during an incident, and that fog jumped his dream of producing the great leagues.
The trial claims that naked and violent wrestling as well as a masturbation ritual are just some of the fog events.
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June 16, 2018; OMAHA, NE: General views before the start of College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park. (Steven Branscombe-USA Today Sports)
The player in the trial claims he was forced to show his genitals to other players and he was called a “P — y” when he did not commit.
“What’s going on in the dressing room are some sick, sick things,” the player told the New York Post.
The case claims that head coach Rob Sheppard and the school had ignored complaints and “failed to investigate or discipline the perpetrators, enabling the toxic culture to continue.”
“There must be some responsibility taken by the coach,” the player said. “He has to put his foot down and take control of the whole situation and try to make things much better.”
The player eventually finishes the team and left school before even playing a game.
“It was a dark time for me – I was sad, depressed,” he said. “I was down in the dumps every day.”
Seton Hall Pirates logo on a pair of shorts under a college basketball game against Marquette Golden Eagles in the Prudential Center on February 7, 2018 in Newark, New Jersey. Golden Eagles won 88-85. (Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
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In the case, the player’s move to a Division III school “cost him a season with eligibility and … diminishes his visibility and professional baseball views.”
“To spend my whole life trying to get to that point, and I finally got there, and then all this was happening, and it’s just derailed my whole career,” the player said.
University sent the following statement to Pakinomist Digital:
“Seton Hall is firmly obliged to promote a safe, respectful and inclusive environment. As we learned certain accusations earlier this year, the university immediately retained a national -respected third -party investigator to conduct an independent and thorough review. As litigation is ongoing, we are unable to comment further at this time.”
An NCAA logo is seen during the game between LSU Tigers and Florida Gators during the Division of the Baseball Championship, held at Charles Schwab Field on June 26, 2023, in Omaha, Nebraska. (C. Morgan Engel/NCAA -Photos via Getty Images)
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