It's just come to light that Oregon tight end Pharaoh Brown was involved in three violent incidents over the past three seasons—-all of which were ignored by the university, per a report by the Daily Emerald.
In October 2014, Brown allegedly punched teammate Matt Wogan in a locker room brawl that left Wogan in a concussion. One year later in October of 2015, Brown was accused of strangling his girlfriend in a domestic violence incident that was investigated by the Eugene Police department. Then this past summer, Brown is alleged to have been involved a physical locker room altercation with teammate Paris Bostick.
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Brown avoided punishment in each instance. In the incident with his girlfriend, it was determined by police that she, and not Brown, was the aggressor. In the other two football-related incidents, coaches apparently just looked the other way.
The fifth-year senior was, however, reportedly suspended from the 2013 Alamo Bowl for his involvement in a snowball fight. On the season, the 6'5", 255 pound Brown has 33 receptions for 426 yards and five touchdowns.
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