Syracuse Women's Coach Out Amid Misconduct Claims

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Syracuse University has announced it is parting ways with women's basketball head coach Quentin Hillsman one month removed from a report by The Athletic that first drew attention to the program's mass exodus of players amid claims of mistreatment by the coach.

Based on that report, which included interviews with nine former players and 19 others, including managers and staff, Syracuse commissioned an external investigation. “Based on the nature of these allegations, Syracuse University is engaging an outside firm to conduct an independent review and will take appropriate action based on its outcome,” senior associate vice president for university communications Sarah Scalese said in a statement at the time, as reported Monday by The Daily Orange. “While no formal complaints have been made to date from members of the women’s basketball program, we take these allegations very seriously.”

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