A high school basketball player in Ohio went from being lauded as a future college athlete to being denied a varsity letter. According to the teen’s family, the reason his basketball status suffered was because he had been identified as homosexual.
As reported by the Columbus Dispatch, among other sources, a Fairless (Ohio) High School basketball player — whose identity is currently being shielded — claims that now-former Fairless basketball coach and athletic director Kevin Bille repeatedly harassed and discriminated against the teen in question after he discovered he was gay.
Bille is just one of the defendants in the teen’s federal discrimination lawsuit, which seeks unspecified financial restitution for the emotional and psychological damage suffered at the hands of Bille and others at the school.

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The Washington Huskies have raided the Golden State again.
The latest California star to agree to head north to join the Huskies is San Joaquin Memorial (Fresno, Calif.) wide receiver Jalen McMillan. The four-star prospect is considered one of the top-50 overall recruits in the country and a top-10 wide receiver and California prospect, per 247Sports’ composite rankings.
A 6-foot-3 talent, McMillan finished his junior season with 73 catches for 1,401 yards and 19 touchdowns

Penn State has historically recruited well from the Washington D.C. metroplex, particularly on the Maryland side of the border. James Franklin proved that’s not changing anytime soon on Saturday.
The latest 4-star commit to Penn State’s Class of 2020 is Coziah Izzard, a 6-foot-2, 271-pound defensive lineman who could fight to break through early in his college career

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