Player's OWI Case Prompts Wisconsin AD to Review Policy

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University of Wisconsin first-year athletic director Chris McIntosh is questioning how his department should approach cases in which athletes are cited for drunken driving after a Badgers offensive lineman played in a game the same day the school became aware of his OWI offense.

As reported by the Wisconsin State Journal, McIntosh has asked the UW Athletic Board and UW-Madison’s Office of Legal Affairs to review whether drunken driving offenses should be covered explicitly in the 18-year-old Student-Athlete Discipline Policy, stating that the Oct. 17 citation of UW guard Josh Seltzner for operating under the influence “potentially highlights a gap in the policy.”

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