Former Minnesota Football Players Report Toxic Culture Under Fleck

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Former University of Minnesota football players are claiming that they experienced an environment of “intimidation and toxicity” under coach P.J. Fleck.

Front Office Sports reported Wednesday that the online news outlet had interviewed several former players and staff members over the last month about Fleck’s six seasons as the Gophers’ head coach. They described an environment fraught with intimidation and toxicity and referenced the “Fleck Bank” — a system that allowed players with enough “coins” to get away with positive drug tests, and other violations of team rules. 

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