A New Jersey law firm's probe of bullying allegations in Rutgers' University's football program has turned up no evidence of wrongdoing by the school.
January 28, 2014 at 12:30 AM
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A New Jersey law firm hired by Rutgers University to probe bullying allegations in its football program has turned up no evidence of wrongdoing.
A report released Tuesday by Saiber in Florham Park found defensive coordinator Dave Cohen had a heated exchange with a player but didn’t violate anti-bullying strictures, and he was dealt with swiftly by school officials.
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