Former University of Michigan hockey players sue, alleging years of hazing, sexual abuse
Summary
Sixteen former players from the University of Michigan men's hockey team have filed a lawsuit. They say they experienced hazing and sexual abuse during their time on the team between 1984 and 2001.Key Facts
- Sixteen former University of Michigan hockey players are the plaintiffs.
- They played for the men's hockey team from 1984 to 2001.
- The lawsuit claims they were victims of hazing.
- The lawsuit also alleges sexual abuse occurred during that time.
- The players say this mistreatment happened while they were on the team.
- The case highlights concerns about player safety in college sports.
- Hazing means forcing new team members to do risky or harmful acts.
- Sexual abuse refers to unwanted or harmful sexual behavior.
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