US EditionReport finds that Stanford football coach mistreated female staff members
- Stanford Football Coach Troy Taylor mistreated female staff members and attempted to have an NCAA compliance officer removed after she warned him about rules violations, according to documents obtained by ESPN.
- Investigations found that Taylor's treatment of employees, especially women, did not meet Stanford’s standards, according to ESPN.
- The second investigation determined that Taylor retaliated against a compliance staff member who identified seven minor NCAA infractions, according to ESPN.
- A university spokesperson stated, 'Stanford believes in upholding the highest standards of behavior in the workplace.
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Former Sac State football coach investigated at Stanford for mistreating female staff, report says
Stanford football coach Troy Taylor mistreated female staff members and tried to have an NCAA compliance officer removed after she warned him of rules violations, according to documents obtained by ESPN from investigations into Taylor’s conduct.
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Santa Cruz SentinelTroy Taylor’s behavior, Andrew Luck’s challenge and the future of Stanford football
It does not take a Stanford degree to understand the depths of the current mess soiling the athletic department, but it does require one to orchestrate the cleanup. Good thing the face of the department is a 2012 graduate. Officially, Andrew Luck is the general manager of the football program, a role he accepted in early December. In reality, Luck is the department’s most influential employee following the downfall of the two men who previously …
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