A lawsuit claims that a former Seton Hall pitcher was the subject of hazing by his teammates, including gross sexual acts.
The former pitcher, whose name has not been publicly identified, said he was "spitting blood everywhere" during one incident, and the hazing dashed his dream of making the big leagues.
The lawsuit claims that nude and violent wrestling, as well as a masturbation ritual, are just some of the hazing incidents.
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The player in the lawsuit claims he was forced to show his genitals to other players, and he was called a "p---y" when he did not oblige.
"What's going on in the locker room is some sick, sick stuff," the player told the New York Post.
The suit alleges that head coach Rob Sheppard and the school had ignored complaints and "failed to investigate or discipline the perpetrators, allowing the toxic culture to persist."
"There's gotta be some accountability taken by the coach," the player said. "He's gotta lay his foot down and take control of that whole situation and try to make things a lot better."
The player eventually quit the team, and left the school, before even playing a game.
"It was a dark time for me - I was sad, depressed," he said. "I was down in the dumps every day."
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The suit claims that the player's move to a Division III school "cost him a season of eligibility and… diminishing his visibility and professional baseball prospects."
"To spend my whole life trying to get to that point, and I finally got there, and then had this all happen, and it's just derailed my whole career," the player said.
The university sent the following statement to Fox News Digital:
"Seton Hall is firmly committed to fostering a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment. Upon learning of certain allegations earlier this year, the University promptly retained a nationally respected third-party investigator to conduct an independent and thorough review. As litigation is ongoing, we are unable to comment further at this time."
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