A federal lawsuit names the University of Michigan and its regents as defendants in a case claiming sexualized hazing and abuse of 16 former UM hockey players.
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A federal lawsuit names the University of Michigan and its regents as defendants in a case claiming sexualized hazing and abuse of 16 former UM hockey players. (Katy Kildee/The Detroit News/TNS)
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Michigan Wolverine hockey players were subjected to ritualized and sexualized abuse as part of the program's "standard hazing traditions," a lawsuit filed by 16 former players alleges. The 74-page complaint filed Wednesday in Detroit's federal court alleges that from 1984 through 2001, players suffered "torture" such as having their genitals tied to hockey helmets weighted with hockey pucks, ...
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