Two of the women raped by former Utah State University football player Torrey Green are suing the university, accusing the Logan school of maintaining a dangerous environment where sexual assaults were known about and tolerated.
The lawsuit, filed Monday in U.S. District Court, says the university and its employees “acted with deliberate indifference” to the plaintiffs’ right — and the right of other female USU students — to a safe educational environment by failing to investigate and respond to multiple assault allegations, failing to provide adequate health and counseling services to victims, and failing to warn other students of the danger posed by Green.