NRL Star Allegedly Tests Positive for Cocaine Again; Hockey Hazing Lawsuit Filed

Parramatta Eels winger Josh Addo-Carr is reportedly facing serious repercussions after allegedly testing positive for cocaine for a second time. The NRL Integrity Unit has been notified following an incident where the player was pulled over by police for a roadside test. This alleged positive test comes after a previous drug-related sacking from the Bulldogs in 2024, raising significant concerns about player conduct and substance abuse within the league.

In a separate development, a bombshell lawsuit has been filed against the University of Michigan by over a dozen former hockey players. The suit alleges decades-old sexualized hazing, including forced genital shaving and other abusive acts by teammates, with claims that coaches and staff were aware of the abuse. This lawsuit sheds light on a disturbing history of hazing culture within collegiate sports programs.