The University of California, Davis suspended its entire baseball team over unspecified allegations of misconduct, the school announced Wednesday.
The college’s Office of Compliance and Policy investigated the accusations, and all of the coaching staff was placed on administrative leave, a statement read. The institution anticipates a review will begin “very soon,” and the inquiry is set to last for a few months in the fall quarter.
“The safety of students is of utmost importance to UC Davis,” the school wrote. “The University has learned of allegations of misconduct involving the varsity baseball team.”
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“We are committed to conducting a thorough assessment to determine the best path forward to provide a safe and inclusive experience for all team members,” it added.
It is “too early to know” when the team can resume scheduled activities, including practice and game participation, officials said.
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The university, a public, land-grant institution, enrolls more than 35,000 students.
The school’s press office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Washington Examiner.
