Ex-San Jose State Athletes Seek Damages Over Abuse

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Former San Jose State University athletes are seeking more than $10,000 in damages from the California State University System due to what they allege was the system being deliberately indifferent to sexual abuse, harassment and discrimination.

According to USA Today, 10 former female athletes allege that San Jose State employees knew of a pattern of abuse from Scott Shaw, who resigned from the role of director of sports medicine in August. In tort claims filed last week, the ex-athletes allege that the California State University System was deliberately indifferent to the risk of sexual abuse.

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