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Corey Myers Case Study

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A month prior to the retirement of Auburn head softball coach, Clint Myers, a former football player turned in a complaint stating there was abusive treatment and sexual harassment from the coaching staff. On July 20th, a 14-page essay was sent on behalf of attorney Martin Greenburg. Nemeth filed it as a sexual discrimination complaint. the letter was claiming that Clint Myers knowingly let his son have relations with Many members of the team.
According to ESPN the letter alleges on March 30th The same exact day that Corey Myers, Clint Myers son, resigned as associate coach stating it for “family reasons” several of the players approached Clint Myers with proof in the text messages of a student- athlete’s phone proving that coach Corey Myers …show more content…

During that March 30th meeting Auburn executive associate athletic director, Meredith Jenkins, told the players they were endanger of getting arrested for stealing a teammates phone then ordered them to delete the messages.
"The well-being of Auburn student-athletes was and is our utmost concern," Auburn athletics said in a statement to AL.com Saturday. "In each instance of a personnel issue or question, Auburn Athletics works in conjunction with the university 's administration, following all established guidelines and in compliance with NCAA and SEC regulations when applicable, to investigate, learn the facts and take appropriate action.
Over the past five months, AL.com has attempted to contact many former Auburn athletes, coaches, and support staffers regarding the circumstances about Corey Myers resignation. ESPN says none of them responded to them. But one former player claims she has received “inappropriate” text messages from Corey Myers when she was at Auburn.
Screenshots of messages to former infield Blaire Bass from a sender that has been identified as Corey Myers came after team photos were

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