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Unlike the NFL, NBA and MLB, a few NHL teams are intimately involved in running the youth levels of their sport. In Dallas, the Stars spent decades turning youth hockey into a vehicle for profit, bullying families in the process. New investigation: https://t.co/ltCS1HjapC
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Ice is power in the lucrative world of youth hockey. In North Texas, the Dallas Stars hold almost all of it.
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NEW: The former president of the Colorado Amateur Hockey Association used hundreds of thousands of dollars of the nonprofit's money for his and his business partner's personal profit. A judge ordered Randy Kanai to pay the youth hockey nonprofit $579,000.
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Randy Kanai, the former president of the Colorado Amateur Hockey Association, was ordered to pay $579,000 to the USA Hockey nonprofit he used to run.
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🇺🇸 A $2B NHL Team Seized Control Of Youth Hockey ▫‘They control everything’: How the Dallas Stars monopolized Texas youth hockey ▫@kennyjacoby ▫ https://t.co/5aeytz2TS7
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Four years ago, I reported on Louisiana colleges' failure to stop a man accused by multiple women of rape. On Friday, one woman's lawsuit ended in a settlement. Damning depositions detail how campus officials ignored a law that should have protected her.
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The settlement comes four years after USA TODAY revealed systemic failures to connect the dots on a male student accused of rape by multiple women.
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A woman who sued the University of Louisiana System for failing to protect her from a student she and others accused of rape agreed to settle the lawsuit Aug. 1, days before a trial was set to begin, @kennyjacoby reports for @USATODAY #lalege #lagov
https://t.co/SmHw4IWJyx
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The settlement comes four years after USA TODAY revealed systemic failures to connect the dots on a male student accused of rape by multiple women.
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Don't miss our 500th edition featuring writers like @JasonLeopold, @MrJDWalsh, @SimonLewsen, @Ariel_Saramandi, @elainejgodfrey, @kennyjacoby + more
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This #nhl team effectively controls the pathways by which the region’s young players advance, @kennyjacoby writes, and has reminded (and even threatened) parents they can block it at any time. Here are 8 red flags to watch with youth sports clubs: https://t.co/iyaWeBmhjp
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Some youth sports programs or teams like those run by this NHL club might have potential issues. Here's how to spot red flags and deal with them.
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So much about youth sports is not fun. Great story by @kennyjacoby on how the @DallasStars first made ice hockey take off in Texas and then made it more expensive and harder to get ice time for everyone else.
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Ice is power in the lucrative world of youth hockey. In North Texas, the Dallas Stars hold almost all of it.
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The Dallas Stars “spent decades turning what was once seen as a community good into a lucrative arm of their for-profit enterprise.” Concerning story on how an NHL team came to rule over youth hockey, via @kennyjacoby: https://t.co/ucxeMiymVb
usatoday.com
Ice is power in the lucrative world of youth hockey. In North Texas, the Dallas Stars hold almost all of it.
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On the latest Spits & Suds podcast, @gjspittle visits with @USATODAY investigative reporter @kennyjacoby about his story on the Dallas Stars' monopoly on DFW youth hockey #TexasHockey Listen to the entire podcast in the comments.⤵️
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Always read @kennyjacoby, especially his piece on how the NHL Dallas Stars squashed competitors to seize control over youth hockey in Texas: https://t.co/46uhSOnsVT
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NEW: Three Dallas Stars executives for years used their positions with the NHL team and atop prominent youth hockey nonprofits to milk hockey families for profit. Legal experts say their stay-to-play requirements pose significant conflicts of interest.
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Families paid thousands in unnecessary hotel fees to play in Dallas Stars youth hockey tournaments. Three Stars executives took a cut of the profits.
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And here’s part two: Players paid thousands for a new chance at college football. Where did the money go? https://t.co/5fN9Nr4bHT
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A USA TODAY investigation found Leo Etienne, the man behind the National Post Grad Athletic Association, built his league on unfulfilled promises.
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Here’s part one of our series: Post-grad football lures players with a second shot at glory. They rarely get it. https://t.co/MzeqQ43ArV
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Young men nationally play post-grad football aiming for a another shot to play for a college. Many say the teams fail to keep their promises.
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In one hour, @CQuintanaDC and I will be doing a Reddit AMA about our reporting on sketchy post-grad football programs, where young athletes pay thousands of dollars to pursue their dreams of playing in college. Join us! https://t.co/5LOWn6hY1T
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AMA: USA Today did a report on problematic world of post-grad football institutions, investigative reporters @cquintanadc & @kennyjacoby will answer your questions about it today @ 11am ET! https://t.co/40ztHCrMqG
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[Upcoming AMA] USA Today did a report on problematic world of post-grad football institutions, investigative reporters @cquintanadc & @kennyjacoby will answer your questions about it this Thurs @ 11am ET! We'll share that link when it's live!
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This is part two of a @USATODAY investigation by @CQuintanaDC and me on the shady industry of post-grad football — a profile on one of its biggest champions, Leo Etienne, who has profited off his customers’ hopes and dreams while repeatedly failing to deliver what he promised.
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NEW: In the unregulated world of post-grad football, @TheNPGAA was supposed to offer an air of legitimacy, a shared set of rules and an enforcement arm. But the league’s commissioner has not only failed to enforce the rules — he has broken them himself. https://t.co/5fN9Nr4bHT
usatoday.com
A USA TODAY investigation found Leo Etienne, the man behind the National Post Grad Athletic Association, built his league on unfulfilled promises.
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