Michael Brian / For the Loveland Reporter-Herald)
FORT COLLINS — Colorado State's ongoing climate assessment of its men's basketball program began last Monday and was initially expected to be a quick look into an isolated incident, but it has now been a week and there appears to be no easy conclusion.
The assessment began when a player's parent voiced concern to athletic director Joe Parker about the way coach Larry Eustachy singled out that parent's son during a team meeting, according to a source. The source said because Eustachy was already investigated by the university during the 2013-14 season, Parker felt he needed to take action.