
University of Michigan football coaching legend's son says dad knew doctor was abusing athletes
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The son of the University of Michigan's legendary football coach, Bo Schembechler, alleged Thursday that he was sexually abused by a former team doctor being investigated by the school -- and that his father knew and did nothing.
Matt Schembechler, 62, said he first visited Dr. Robert Anderson before playing football as a fourth-grader in 1969. Anderson "fondled my genitalia and conducted an invasive rectal exam," he told reporters. He told his mother about the exam, and she instructed him to tell his adoptive father. It didn't go well, he recalled, his dad didn't want to hear the allegations.More Related News

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