Ohio High School Removes Le'Veon Bell's Name From Field Following Abuse Ruling

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Groveport Madison

An Ohio high school exercised some fine print in a naming rights agreement to remove former NFL Pro Bowl running back Le’Veon Bell’s name from its football field.

As reported by On3, the decision of Groveport Madison High School stems from a Franklin County jury order wherein Le’Veon and his brother La’Vonte Bell must collectively pay more than $36 million for allegedly sexually abusing a cousin when she was a child. Le'Veon's share of the damages ruling is reportedly $25 million.

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