Cal State Bakersfield Softball Scandal Takes Wild Turn
A new lawsuit alleges a death threat cover-up in the ongoing scandal involving the college softball and basketball programs.
Former athletic director Kyle Conder filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the university and its Board of Trustees, claiming severe mistreatment that led to his ouster.
He claims severe mistreatment, which ultimately led to his ouster, during an ongoing scandal that involves both the college softball and college basketball programs.
The allegations involve a former college softball player who currently plays for a different school and allegedly intended to reveal information on her way out.
- Conder served as athletic director for nearly three years.
- The university parted ways with Conder in September.
- Assistant men’s basketball coach Kevin Mays was arrested on charges of drug possession and human trafficking.
Author's summary: Scandal at Cal State Bakersfield.
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