Absolutely demented story about seminary students in Denver being subjected to a hazing ritual involving having their mouths taped shut, and being confronted with a knife and man in a bigfoot costume

"It was clearly imprudent to film the event given the possibility of it being misinterpreted"

Allegations of violent hazing at a Southern California high school football power

As of this moment, Mater Dei is ranked No.1 nationally by USA Today, and has a long history of producing top talent. The allegations are that players participate, with the coaching staff's knowledge, in a longstanding tradition called "Bodies," where they punch one another until surrender. The article describes in detail one such fight, which was videotaped, and which allegedly left one of the participants (outweighed by 50 pounds) with brain damage.  

"According to reports, when Hamm was a sophomore, he and several of his fraternity brothers hazed a pledge so severely that their actions permanently shut down the frat’s UT chapter"

Esq:

When I bring up the incident, which was reported in Texas newspapers at the time and resurfaced in 2015, first in the tabloids and then in The Washington Post, Hamm bristles. He tells me, “I wouldn’t say it’s accurate. Everything about that is sensationalized. I was accused of these things I don’t... It’s so hard to get into it. I don’t want to give it any more breath. It was a bummer of a thing that happened. I was essentially acquitted. I wasn’t convicted of anything. I was caught up in a big situation, a stupid kid in a stupid situation, and it’s a fucking bummer. I moved on from it.”

"Five Wheaton College football players face felony charges after being accused of a 2016 hazing incident in which a freshman teammate was restrained with duct tape, beaten and left half-naked with two torn shoulders on a baseball field"

CT:

The victim, who the Tribune is not naming, left the conservative Christian school shortly after the incident

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At one point, the players suggested to the freshman that he had been kidnapped by Muslims who wanted to fornicate with goats, the teen told investigators. They patted his foot and suggested he would be their "goat" for the evening

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The criminal charges add another troubling incident for Wheaton College's football team, which consistently is ranked among the top Division III programs in the country

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The team made national headlines nearly three years ago after players dressed up in Ku Klux Klan robes as part of so-called team-building activity