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Keith Mumphery sues Michigan State, says 2016 actions keeping him from NFL

Former Michigan State football player Keith Mumphery has filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the school alleging it violated his due process rights during a 2016 Title IX investigation that found him responsible for sexual misconduct and resulted in his permanent removal from the university and a temporary ban from campus.

Mumphery, a receiver, had been drafted by the Houston Texans in 2015, and was gone from MSU long before the March 2016 Title IX ruling, which was a reversal of an earlier finding that he had not violated school policy despite a female student's report that he had he sexually assaulted her. Neither the alleged incident nor the school's actions had been publicly reported until they appeared in a Detroit Free Press article in May 2017; two days later the Texans terminated Mumphery's contract and cut him from the team.

Since then, Mumphery "has been unable to find a job in the NFL because of the defendants' actions and Michigan State's wrongful findings," the lawsuit states, and he has been prevented from being able to complete a graduate degree in communications, leaving him without other job prospects.

Entire article: http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...ate-spartans-violated-due-process-rights-2016
 
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Jake said:
WTF is going on up there?

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Jaxbuck said:
What the hell is a health physicist anyway (besides obviously being a dog lover)?
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confusing, isn't it? i mean, when i was in college, i was positively flummoxed about how the diffusion coefficient is related to the mean squared displacement of a brownian particle. so i went to the physics department and posed my concerns to our world-renowned professor. he explained it in a way that i wasn't at all expecting. the sheer lucidity of his pedagogy cleared all the cobwebs from my mind. it was only after he nutted in rover for the third time that i started to question his teaching methods.
 
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OSU_Buckguy said:
confusing, isn't it? i mean, when i was in college, i was positively flummoxed about how the diffusion coefficient is related to the mean squared displacement of a brownian particle. so i went to the physics department and posed my concerns to our world-renowned professor. he explained it in a way that i wasn't at all expecting. the sheer lucidity of his pedagogy cleared all the cobwebs of my mind. it was only after he nutted in rover for the third time that i started to question his teaching methods.
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Wow, this thread has devolved like... well... the morality in Tijuana North.
 
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OSU_Buckguy said:
confusing, isn't it? i mean, when i was in college, i was positively flummoxed about how the diffusion coefficient is related to the mean squared displacement of a brownian particle. so i went to the physics department and posed my concerns to our world-renowned professor. he explained it in a way that i wasn't at all expecting. the sheer lucidity of his pedagogy cleared all the cobwebs of my mind. it was only after he nutted in rover for the third time that i started to question his teaching methods.
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well 3 is a prime number so....
 
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