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http://www.usnews.com/news/sports/articles/2015/03/21/pitino-players-need-constant-teaching-on-how-to-treat-women

Louisville dismissed guard Chris Jones from the team in February, days before Jones appeared in court to plead innocent to rape and sodomy charges. A grand jury will decide whether he will face trial.

Asked about the topic Saturday, with the Cardinals preparing to play Northern Iowa in the NCAA Tournament, Pitino says he talks frequently to his team about "how to treat women."

"And just getting them to understand what the world is today," he said. "And that getting the one slight mistake can cost you forever. Those mistakes are unforgivable. Let's take a situation where a young man may be innocent, but it's already out there whether he's innocent or not, he's scarred for life. So it's something that players must be aware of today."

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/15/sports/ncaafootball/for-an-fsu-football-player-a-hit-and-run-becomes-two-traffic-tickets.html

Both cars were totaled. But rather than remain at the scene as the law requires, the football player, P. J. Williams, left his wrecked vehicle in the street and fled into the darkness along with his two passengers, including Ronald Darby, the team’s other starting cornerback.

By the next day, it was as if the hit and run had never happened.

The examination found that Mr. Williams, driving with a suspended license, had been given a break by the Tallahassee police, who initially labeled the accident a hit and run, a criminal act, but later decided to issue Mr. Williams only two traffic tickets. Afterward, the case did not show up in the city’s public online database of police calls — a technical error, the police said.

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