Ex-AD Who Alleged Cheating by Coaches Sues College

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A former assistant athletic director is suing Grossmont College in El Cajon, Calif., claiming he was let go after reporting rules violations by the school's baseball program.

Thomas Armstrong says that — shortly after arriving at Grossmont as an administrator in August 2016 — he noticed the baseball field was frequently rented out in the months following the state championship. In addition, coaches for the baseball team had rented the field on numerous occasions to summer leagues in which they coached. Anderson says he also discovered that much of the money for those rentals went directly to those coaches and to the baseball program. Lastly, he says he found that more than a dozen players had played together during the summer league.

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