UGA Lawsuit Response: Crash Survivor Knew She Was Outside Scope of Duties

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The University of Georgia Athletic Association has denied it had any involvement in a January car crash that killed an athletics staffer and football player after it was named in a lawsuit filed by one of the crash’s survivors, according to court documents.

As reported by Atlanta News First, the lawsuit was filed in Gwinnett County by Victoria Bowles, a former UGA recruiting analyst who survived the crash. The lawsuit partially blamed the athletics association for the crash. Jalen Carter, a former UGA football player, and fellow recruiting staffer Chandler LeCroy’s estate were also named in the lawsuit. LeCroy was driving the university-leased SUV at a high rate of speed at the time of the crash.

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