The suspended players who weren't in "the room" were accused of lying about where they were that night, watching, commenting on, and taking photos of the gangbang without permission of all the participants, and obstructing the investigation by wiping their cellphones clean and coordinating their stories among the players who participated in the sex, or who were in the apartment during the sex. Whatever conduct each of the ten players were accused of it all violated the U's student code of conduct. Kaler and Coyle had plenty of evidence to suspend all ten players from the bowl game. The players who won their appeals should consider themselves to be very fortunate. Their behavior during and after the gangbang was reprehensible.
