Northwestern University interim head football coach David Braun declined Wednesday to address reporters questions about the hazing allegations in the university’s athletic program, saying he trusts the school will choose the right path forward.
Several former players are suing the school, claiming the university’s football program “has had longstanding issues involving hazing and bullying that takes on a sexual and/or racist tone.” At least one ex-player is also suing former head coach Pat Fitzgerald. And last week, attorneys representing at least 15 former student athletes announced plans to sue the university over allegations its athletics department fostered a “toxic culture” that facilitated harassment and sexual abuse.
” “What I can speak to is how proud I am of the way that our team has come together with all this stuff swirling around our football team and there is absolute resolve and confidence from our leadership within our team of how we’re going to move forward,” he said at the two-day gathering in Indianapolis for the league’s head coaches and top players to speak to the media about the upcoming season.
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