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Everything you need-to-know about NCAA athletic departments, focusing on relevant student-athlete stories: wellness, academic misconduct, and sexual assault.

Midwest Region: Clemson vs. New Mexico State

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Clemson earned a school record six APR public recognition awards in 2017, and the Aggies of New Mexico State also are competing at a high level within the classroom.

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New Mexico State University signed a football player this past year who made national headlines when he was accused of sexual assault. All things aside, it was a fantastic year for New Mexico State Athletics on the playing fields, and in academic! We will expose the school for other problems in round two though..

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At Clemson, while considered “progress” from a reporting perspective, the combined number of reported forcible sex offenses and instances of dating violence at Clemson jumped from two in 2012 to 17 in 2014, according to the most recent available figures.

The above figures are too large to ignore at Clemson, and the Aggies advance!

Clemson: Historical Resume 2, Current Team Headlines 2, School Leadership 3, Academic Profile 4, Student Support Programs 4. Total: 15

New Mexico State: Historical Resume 3, Current Team Headlines 3, School Leadership 3, Academic Profile 3, Student Support Programs 4. Total: 16

Final March Misconduct Result: NEW MEXICO STATE AGGIES ADVANCE!

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March Misconduct
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Everything you need-to-know about NCAA athletic departments, focusing on relevant student-athlete stories: wellness, academic misconduct, sexual assault, etc.

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March Misconduct

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Everything you need-to-know about NCAA athletic departments, focusing on relevant student-athlete stories: wellness, academic misconduct, and sexual assault.