And by "action" I'm referring to the dismissal, not just running it up the chain of command.

Correct me if I'm reading it wrong.

Second allegation in March 2014.

No charges, informal or formal, for months on either allegation.

Random student secretary catches wind, quits his job out of moral outrage, looks like he's about to go rogue...

Rasheed gone the next week.

It just looks weird.

Now of course, there is likely a host of team-related issues that contributed to the dismissal. And maybe something from the Title IX investigation prompted K to pull the trigger.

But I'm really interested in the circumstances surrounding the student secretary quitting. Like, if he quit specifically because he didn't feel like anything was being done, then that's interesting to me. However, the article isn't completely clear as to why he quit.

Maybe the student wasn't a factor at all but the timing is funny.

We'll probably never know one way or the other.