A photo of a Northwestern football coach wearing a shirt with "Cats Against The World" across the front sparked disapproval from the school and attorneys representing former football players in the hazing scandal.
Cats is a reference to the school’s mascot, the Wildcats.
"After everything that’s happened, it’s outrageous that Northwestern University and its football program are still not taking this seriously," attorney Steve Levin, who along with civil rights attorney Ben Crump has filed lawsuits on behalf of eight former Northwestern football players, said in a statement provided to USA TODAY Sports.