Arizona Settles Case with Thrower for Nearly $1M

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The state of Arizona paid nearly $1 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a former University of Arizona track and field athlete.

Baillie Gibson filed her lawsuit after track and field coach Craig Carter was sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting her in his office back in 2015. Carter admitted to police that he grabbed Gibson, who was a thrower for UA, by the throat while holding a box cutter in his other hand and threatening to cut her face. The pair had been involved in a years-long sexual relationship that Gibson said was not consensual.

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