Families of HS Football Players Sue School for $30M Over Allegedly Abusive August Practice

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Relatives of two former Hoover (Ala.) High School football players this week filed a $30 million lawsuit against the Hoover Board of Education, as well as the school's superintendent, athletic director and two coaches who were accused of abusing players during practice. 

According to the Hoover Sun, the family members claim that former Hoover head coach Drew Gilmer and former defensive coordinator Adam Helms physically or sexually assaulted two of their players during two practices in August, causing the players physical harm and and emotional distress. 

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